Don't want to be the annoying one to ask but....

TruvyNurse · Dec 29, 2016

Mine worked 3 years ago and was accurate that I had passed. I wouldn't stress. It's normal to feel like you failed lol

Extra Pickles · Dec 30, 2016

it's called a trick because it isn't accurate it's a glitch but most of the time it works. don't make yourself crazy, spend time with your daughter and wait for the results that are accurate, the official one. good luck!

Rissa109 · Jan 18, 2017

Well when I left after the computer shut off at 100questiobs.... I was 95% sure I failed. BUT I passed.... and after my first week orienting on the floor as a new RN.... I feel sooooo lostí ½í¸Ÿ I have heard that I will feel lost for about a year.... I just hope it's a fast year.

meg2014 · Jan 18, 2017

I was in your same position just this morning! I took my test Thursday and done the trick Friday (good pop up) but I had many doubts about it being right. So knowing I wouldn't find out my result until today, I obessesively researched the Pearson vue trick and if anyone got the good pop up and still failed. I looked on many posts on here and on other forums too and what I found was that 99% it is right when you get the good pop up!!! Spend time with you daughter and TRY to relax. I say try because for me it was impossible no matter how many stories I read of the trick being accurate! You passed! Be excited!!

Danielle11587 · Jan 18, 2017

Yes, took my boards on jan12,2017. Did the Pearson vue and got the 'good' pop up. Next thing I know my license was on the Florida board of nursing!

pmabraham, BSN, RN · Jan 19, 2017

Please keep in mind the Pearson Vue trick is a trick. If your state participates in the quick results or otherwise often processes the NCLEX results in 24 hours of less, avoid the trick.

Why? Because NOT getting a positive trick results DOES NOT mean you failed the exam. And if you do the trick and don't get a positive result, all you are doing is setting yourself up with anxiety, panic, and stress.

I state this from the experience of trying the trick multiple times after my NCLEX-RN exam and not once -- not once -- getting a positive result. Yet, in 24 hours I found out that I did pass the exam.

Save yourself stress. Avoid the trick. Hugs.

umbdude, MSN, APRN · Jan 20, 2017

Please keep in mind the Pearson Vue trick is a trick. If your state participates in the quick results or otherwise often processes the NCLEX results in 24 hours of less, avoid the trick.
Why? Because NOT getting a positive trick results DOES NOT mean you failed the exam. And if you do the trick and don't get a positive result, all you are doing is setting yourself up with anxiety, panic, and stress.
I state this from the experience of trying the trick multiple times after my NCLEX-RN exam and not once -- not once -- getting a positive result. Yet, in 24 hours I found out that I did pass the exam.
Save yourself stress. Avoid the trick. Hugs.

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Did you mean that you actually got charged $200 but you ended up passing?

cgambino70 · Jan 20, 2017

Do you have to enter payment info and submit to see if it works now?

pmabraham, BSN, RN · Jan 20, 2017

No, I didn't get charged the money. I did pass the exam.

cgambino70 · Jan 20, 2017

I just did the trick and changed my cc info and when I hit submit it said you already scheduled this exam and can't at this time. That's what I want to see correct?

meg2014 · Jan 20, 2017

I just did the trick and changed my cc info and when I hit submit it said you already scheduled this exam and can't at this time. That's what I want to see correct?

Yes that is the good pop up. Congrats!!