Did Pearson vue trick post 24 hrs nclex.

it's never been 100% accurate either you passed and just threw out two hundred bucks or you failed and you'd have to pay for a new test anyway. all you can do is wait and see.

Hi there, I've taken the Nclex-pn twice since graduating in Feb 2012, both attempts unsuccessful. First exam I reached 135 questions and failed, 2nd exam I reached 174 questions and failed. On both exams I did the PVT and got the CC page requesting payment, so I knew I failed. However, I've been told that the PVT has changed since I last tested in Sept 2014, I believe you have to enter either a valid credit card or a credit card with an incorrect expiration date in order to get the "good pop up"! I will be retesting next week on Sept 29th, 2016, this will be my 3rd attempt, and I'm beyond nervous and my anxiety is through the roof! 3rd time is a charm is what I keep telling myself! We'll see... Have you heard anything yet on whether or not you've passed????

I took the nclex on the 14th of his month, the same thing happened to me and I ended up passing.

Really?? That's awesome! Huge congrats to you!! How many questions did you get? How long between your testing from one to the next? What were your practice test scores at? What state are you in? Just curious, I've heard its changed some since I last tested in 2014. I'm super nervous!!

I'm in Texas I got 85 questions. I did the Ati program with my school and took my test 1 month after without any extra prep.

I did it and got the good pop up and passed. I heard it varies from states that have quick results and ones that dont. Apparently states with the quick results have been more accurate. Either way I hope you passed!

it didnt work for me and it just made me panic for two days, so honestly i would avoid doing it. Either way you cant change it after you take it, so i think you should wait the two days and just spent 7-8 dollars for the quick results

I did it about 6 times from 20 minutes after I took the test to over 24 hours after, all the good popup, and I found out that I passed with quick results.

From searching, it seems like there have been a number of instances where someone gets the "bad popup", pays, and ends up passing. So, there's still hope!

It's definitely a little nerve-wracking waiting, I know. I had told myself I wouldn't do the PVT, but the nerves immediately after the test got to me, haha. Wish you the best.

I tried it in October 2015. I got the good pop-up and passed :)