Click the button. a list of schools should appear.
Select your school.
Select the month and year of your graduation.
Select your board of nursing.
Click the button.
Very important: At this point, if you get a pop up that says 'the candidate currently has test results that are on hold. A new registration cannot be created at this time.', it has nothing to do with passing or failing; it just means that they are reviewing your records due to random reviews that they conduct, or because they needed to locate some data or papers, etc.
This means you will possibly have to wait a few more days than your friends who did not get this message. If you get the message 'Records indicates you have recently registered for this test please contact BON. An appointment cannot be scheduled at this time.', that means you passed. If you do not get either message and go straight to the credit card information page, that means you did not pass.
Your Pearsonvue account must state that delivery is successful before you try the trick.
Poll to take once you have received your response:
I only did about 100-120 practice questions on the ATi app on my iPhone before the test date. On the way to the test, I did another 30 or so. My test shut off at 75 questions. I did the PVT and got the dreaded CC screen. I immediately re registered and paid the $200, then booked another test date yesterday. (Don't do this!! If I had passed, I would have lost $200) I found out today I failed from the quick results. I'm a GREAT test taker and I am very intelligent and I skated through nursing school working 1-2 jobs full time, going out every weekend and not really putting in any effort. That came back to bite me in the A$$ now because intelligence and test taking abilities are not enough. So now I have to put some serious work in. I will retake this test every 45 days for the rest of my life until I pass it, lol. I am feeling beaten down but I have a good friend who graduated a bach program also in NY back in 06 and she failed it TWICE before passing. She took review classes every time too. She's now 28 and graduated an NP program and failed those twice too. She's a charge nurse (6 years experience) at a very prestigious hospital too. And she studies like crazy. She said it's just how it is.
The PVT Trick works!!!!! I got 190 questions, went home and got the good pop up. A day and a half later, I saw that I passed the NCLEX-RN when I looked at the State's Board of Nursing website!!! :)
I took my test on August 7th. It stopped after 75 questions. I was sure about one only. My filling was that I've felt big time. Tried PVT and received a good pop-up. Today I've received results -PASSED.
It does work. I took it the first time getting 265 questions. Went home and logged on to Pearson Vue and made it to the CC prompt. Needless to say, 48 hours later I paid to get the preliminary results confirming that I had failed. Yesterday, I took the test and it was riddled with SATA, ordered sequence, odd medications that didn't follow any recognizable stems, and random stuff. However, it shut off at 75 and like most, I wasn't sure if I passed or failed but I researched some of my questions and learned that several guesses were good ones, which made feel a lil better. Plus this time PV said "Our records indicate that you have recently scheduled this exam. Please contact your Member Board for further assistance. Another registration cannot be made at this time." That's the good sign right? Well today at 1155 I learned that I passed! Yayyyy, I'm now a professional registered nurse in the State of GA.
i just took my nclex exam. my computer stopped at 75. I have around 10 SATA questions. Two exhibition and one med math. Honestly when my computer stopped i wanted to cry. my SATA questions were not consistent. I feel that i did really bad so i came home and try to register for the second exam on pearson vue. When i tried to register i got the pop saying "our record indicates you have recently scheduled this exam please contact your member board for further assistance. Another registration cannot be made at this time." I am not sure what does this mean? Does this trick still works. Honestly i think i failed
DOES ANYONE WHO RECENTLY USED THIS TRICK CAN VERIFY IF ITS ACCURATE OR NOT.
i hope it does...i got the same pop up today too. and i don't want to get my hopes up. computer shut off @ 85 ?s and i was relieved and freaking @ the same time!!
Yeah it most definitely still works. I felt like absolute crap after I took it and it stopped at 75 questions. Everything was sooo inconsistent, but I guess this is also a good sign as well. Getting the good pop-up, stopping at 75 questions and feeling like complete crap is a positive indicator that you passed the test. 100%
I gave mine on Aug 6th, same like urs my my computer also shut down at 75 and got a good-pop. I was not sure whether it works or not but after two days i found my name in BRN website. So for me it worked hope it works for u too. All the best.
StevenStarke
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I only did about 100-120 practice questions on the ATi app on my iPhone before the test date. On the way to the test, I did another 30 or so. My test shut off at 75 questions. I did the PVT and got the dreaded CC screen. I immediately re registered and paid the $200, then booked another test date yesterday. (Don't do this!! If I had passed, I would have lost $200) I found out today I failed from the quick results. I'm a GREAT test taker and I am very intelligent and I skated through nursing school working 1-2 jobs full time, going out every weekend and not really putting in any effort. That came back to bite me in the A$$ now because intelligence and test taking abilities are not enough. So now I have to put some serious work in. I will retake this test every 45 days for the rest of my life until I pass it, lol. I am feeling beaten down but I have a good friend who graduated a bach program also in NY back in 06 and she failed it TWICE before passing. She took review classes every time too. She's now 28 and graduated an NP program and failed those twice too. She's a charge nurse (6 years experience) at a very prestigious hospital too. And she studies like crazy. She said it's just how it is.