NAPLEX 2016 - maybe only 10-15 select all

[kcufpharm]

Hi,

So I feel that if I was doing very well answering questions about a specific case...it would lead to a select all that apply. However, while I did have many cases of which were followed by 4 questions or so - it did not always result in select all. Is the fact I had only 10-15 select all a bad sign??? Thank you!

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[Pharmacyboy1234]

No its fine I wouldn't worry about it.

 

[REALMANMAN]

That has nothing to do with your pass/fail result. Just try to relax and enjoy your time.

 

[geminibaby]

Same here, but I passed with a 127

 

[Rx9467]

By any chance, did your exam get easier towards the end?

 

[kcufpharm]

By any chance, did your exam get easier towards the end?

Yes...but I think that's because I found the topics easier. Biostats and compounding. I'm good at those. So what's easy for me may not be easy for someone else

 

[pharmdolly]

I too had biostats and compounding towards the end. passed Naplex and felt second half comparatively easier. dont worry !!

 

[pharmdolly]

I had only 4-5 select all that apply questions..

 

[maliciousmotive]

By any chance, did your exam get easier towards the end?

Mine got ridiculously easy towards the end. I was sure that it was a sign that I failed since I had heard that basically the computer gives up because you aren't answering anything correctly. I passed with 120 so either that's not the case or it was just asking me questions that I found easy but might not apply to others.

 

[kcufpharm]

well I didn't pass....by a decent amount. I was shocked with my grade. I don't know what's going on but the fact people seem to have had similar experiences to mine and passed....I also didn't have much math and the math I did have I knew. I think my name is in the system with a note next to it that says:"Never pass this person."

I too had biostats and compounding towards the end. passed Naplex and felt second half comparatively easier. dont worry !!