Bad Pop Up and PASSED NCLEX!

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I recently took the NCLEX and after 180 questions it cut off. I was sure I failed so I looked on this forum to get some info. That's when I read about the PVT so I tried it and YES I did it right. I put in an expired card and got the bad pop up. Naturally I got upset and felt like it was confirmation that I failed. Still, I praised and thanked God and felt peace that it was part of His plan. Well, I did the quick results and it said PASS! I owe it to God, but I also don't think the trick always works. Just thought I would share my story. God bless!

I'm not in California

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Congratulations!

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I think you can just go to your SBON (after a day or two), type in your name and other info. (Go to SBON website, professional licensing, verify a professional, verify a license)

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Hey everyone - I am devastated :( I took the NCLEX yesterday at 2pm. I finished with 145 questions (19 SATA). I went home and approximately an hour and a half after I finished the exam I did the "trick". Well, it took my money and said I would be contacted with an ATT. I firmly feel that it's in God's hands, but even still I don't want to have failed :(:( Can anyone give me some advice? Has this happened to anyone else, they paid when they did the trick but still passed??

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Hey everyone - I am devastated :( I took the NCLEX yesterday at 2pm. I finished with 145 questions (19 SATA). I went home and approximately an hour and a half after I finished the exam I did the "trick". Well, it took my money and said I would be contacted with an ATT. I firmly feel that it's in God's hands, but even still I don't want to have failed :(:( Can anyone give me some advice? Has this happened to anyone else, they paid when they did the trick but still passed??

Keep calm! I didn't actually paid because you have to do the trick with a fake date in the credit card. But I got the bad pop up and felt horrible. That was two weeks ago...but you Know what?...I passed. So believe in yourself and you will see you pass!

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The trend I've seen was, in California you should wait 24 hours.

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The safest way to do the PVT is to get a cheap re-loadable card or gift card and try it. That way it will just deny your payment once you hit submit. I would not chance $200 on my actual cc.

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So you took your exam, put in your credit cArd info and it went thru? As if you could register to take the test again? And you still passed?!

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I also wrote the NCLEX yesterday and took 265 questions. In 1.5 hours after (had received the Pearson email) I got the good pop up with valid credit card but invalid expiry. Few hours later tried again with a different expiry date and it requested a valid expiry. It then proceeded to block me requiring me to call Pearson vue to unblock. Any advice won't receive letter til Thursday ������

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The card we use needs to have a valid expiry date now is this correct?

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I also wrote the NCLEX yesterday and took 265 questions. In 1.5 hours after (had received the Pearson email) I got the good pop up with valid credit card but invalid expiry. Few hours later tried again with a different expiry date and it requested a valid expiry. It then proceeded to block me requiring me to call Pearson vue to unblock. Any advice won't receive letter til Thursday ������

Not necessarily, your exam is graded twice. It might mean that the computer graded it as a pass but when the staff member at Pearson graded it twice and removed the pilot questions, it usually indicates a fail after 24 hours if you received the bad pop-up, but it is rare for that to happen. Registration/PVT still works if you put in a different expiry

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HI everyone . Has there ever been a case of people failing after getting the good pop up?

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