It is possible to get pregnant during ovulation, but not all women get pregnant during ovulation. Pregnancy is a complex process that requires the interaction of many factors, including the female reproductive tract, sperm, eggs, and uterine environment. If women don't encounter sperm during ovulation, they won't get pregnant.

However, not all women become pregnant during ovulation. Pregnancy requires the interaction of many factors, including the female reproductive tract, sperm, eggs, and the uterine environment. Among them, the quantity and quality of sperm are one of the important factors affecting pregnancy. If the female's reproductive tract is suitable for sperm survival and activity, and the sperm successfully enter the female's reproductive tract and combine with the egg, they will implant in the uterus and begin to develop into a fetus.

In addition, the uterine environment of women is also one of the factors affecting pregnancy. If a woman's uterine environment is suitable for fetal growth and the fetus successfully implants in the uterus, they will develop into fetuses.

Therefore, to get pregnant, women need to ensure that the female reproductive tract, sperm, eggs and uterine environment are suitable for fetal growth. In addition, women also need to find the best time to get pregnant during their menstrual cycle and maintain a healthy lifestyle during this period, such as proper diet, exercise and rest.