Pearson Vue Trick NCLEX RN 2017 265 Questions Wisconsin

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Hey all!

I wanted to give a quick update to the Pearson Vue Trick (PVT) 2017. While looking for if the "trick" still worked, I didn't see much updated info, and wanted to hopefully alleviate some stress on new grads. I took NCLEX Jan 10th 2017, and got all 265 questions. I started at 8am and finished around 11am. I came home and cried my eyes out thinking I failed, because I assumed getting all the questions was a bad thing. Long story short I tried the PVT by trying to reregister for nclex at about 2pm (I told myself I was going to wait until the next day, but I just couldn't!). I used a current credit card, but put in the incorrect exp date and cvc. I got the "good popup" but wasn't convinced. The good pop up says something about you have already registered for the test blah blah and will not take your money. I tried again later in the evening, maybe around 6ish and got the same result. I was slightly more hopeful, but still not convinced. In Wisconsin we have an OLAS application website I checked also, and next to my nclex results it turned green and said met. At exactly 8am the next day I got the official email from the State of Wisconsin that I had passed, and contained my RN number. I also bought the quick results which said pass.... Soooo long story short the PVT worked for me in 2017!

Wouldn't it figure that the site for scheduling is down for routine maintenance until 11pm... I took my exam at 1pm.

Praying, wishing, chanting, while pacing!

I took my NCLEX-RN Exam on 9/30/17, a Saturday, at 1215. My exam shut off after 87 questions and officially finished the exam at around 1425. I felt pretty sick after leaving the testing center. I was thinking that I totally failed that exam. 87 was just such a random number to me. It also felt like my questions didn't get harder and that I was just stupid that I didn't know the answers. I only got a few SATA questions, some other random questions, and mostly delegation and prioritization questions. I was not confident after I walked out of that testing center. 9 hours later, after reading through various threads about the PVT, I went ahead and tried it (although my friends said that it doesn't work). The first time I tried the PVT, I got the "good pop up." I was up until almost 0500 because I couldn't sleep. All night I kept trying the PVT and it gives me the "good pop up" each time. I was still skeptical and was a wreck with the thought that I might have to wait until Monday or Tuesday to find out if I actually passed or not. Well, Sunday morning at 0900, I woke up to an e-mail about my eLicense. I found out that I actually passed the NCLEX-RN!!!!!! Pearson Vue still doesn't have my unofficial result. I also double checked on my BON to make sure that e-mail was not a hoax haha. There it is, I see my license number right next to my name. Long story short, PVT worked for me like it did for many others. Good luck to all future NCLEX takers.

I took my NCLEX-PN sept 25, 2017 8:00AM.

I got 205 questions! So many select all apply!!!! It was hard for me to stay focus during the test. I encourage you to take a break if you start dazing off. As soon as I got to my car after taking the nclex I tried the Pearson vue trick and got the "good pop up" every 2 hours I tried the trick and kept getting the good pop up. 48 hours later I found out I passed! Thank God. I used Ati to help me.

Go in confident and ready!!! Moving forward and finding an LPN-RN program!!

I just wanna say that this site reallyyyyy kept me going when I was stressed while in school/studying for NCLEX hahaha so I'm excited to finally post something.

I used uWorld to study and did the 2 assessments 1 week before my test. I got very high chance of passing on both assessments. I wrote my NCLEX-RN yesterday @ 8am for the first time. I got to 86 questions and it shut off after exactly 2 hours. I got maybe 15 or so SATA, 3 or 4 drag/drop, a wide range of different topics (no more of one topic than another), no audio, no hot spots, no ECGs (I was annoyed because this was my weak area and I spent a lot of time trying to learn this), 3ish drug questions (not the usual meds, very specific questions relating to 3 I never heard of), a lot of prioritization, no delegation. I couldn't sleep the night before and I felt really numb and like I was in a dream the whole time, but I was oddly calm. Very anti-climactic morning. I got home and tried the PVT around 11 am that day. I got the good popup but I was skeptical. I tried it every couple of hours and it's still showing the good pop up. I should get a letter by Tuesday/Wednesday. But the PVT really helped calm my nerves. I was really relieved to walk out of that test after a decent amount of questions, but I really didn't feel confident when doing the test. I found NCLEX-RN to be very vague most of the time and even subjects I knew very well I questioned the answer options. But I did every question on uWorld so I felt I had the necessary skills to think answers through. Ahhhh I will update you guys when I get my letter :)

Hi,

Does anyone have a group code for uworld ?

I PASSED!!!!!!!!!!!!

Took my NCLEX on October 17th, 2017. 8 a.m. Florida. Pearson vue trick worked for me. It would not accept my payment. It was saying that "Our records indicate that you have recently scheduled this exam. Another registration cannot be made at this time" (aka = good pop-up).

However, still was not convinced till my RN license active/clear icon showed up on the board of nursing)))))

Good luck to all of you on NCLEX. You got it!!! Future RNs ))))

Hi guys,

I took my exam on Friday, October 20, 2017 at 08:00. My exam shut off at 75 questions, I wasn't sure if I'd failed or passed, although I felt like I passed. I got home, did the PVT, and got the "good pop up". I still wasn't convinced. I prayed about it and tried to stay calm through it all. I used quick result to check around 09:15 this morning, and there it was "Unofficial result pass". I was and still ecstatic. It was God's doing.

I studied using Uworld. I did almost all the questions on QBank and did both assessments. I would definitely recommend Uworld to anyone waiting to take the NCLEX. At the end of the day, I thank God for helping me to successfully pass the NCLEX on my first try.

Good luck to you all waiting. You will do great!

The PVT worked for me too! I took my exam on Friday at 8am and I finished in 75 questions about an hour and a half later. By the time I got to my car in the parking lot, I had received the email from Pearson confirming that I had taken the exam. I decided to try the PVT in the parking lot with a visa gift card that had a few dollars on it. I got the good pop up!! Of course during the next 48 hours I was going crazy waiting for my quick results. I checked multiple times to see if the good pop up still came up and it did. Found out today (Sunday) that I passed! If you're waiting for your results, just try to keep as busy as you can...even though I know that's easier said than done haha. Good luck to everyone! :)

Hi! I tested 11/4/2017, got the good pop up, but still waiting for my results, I'm from CA btw. Will update u guys

& I just wanted this thread to continue :)

Hi! I tested 11/4/2017, got the good pop up, but still waiting for my results, I'm from CA btw. Will update u guys

& I just wanted this thread to continue :)

RN or PN?

Took my PN exam 10/31, received my letter telling me I passed last Nov8 but the letter was sent out Nov2. My evaluator told me to wait for 3wks until my name pops up with a license #.

Goodluck! :up:

I am dying!!!! I took my NCLEX for the second time today after failing the first time with 265 questions. I told myself I wasn't going to do the PVT because I was so devastated the first time and got the "bad popup". Well. I took my exam at 11 today, and around question 80 (I turned the counter off, but I had just checked when I was at 75) my computer shut off. My first NCLEX exam was truly the hardest test I have ever taken in my entire life (worse than HESI and CAT) and I had adequately prepared. I did uworld, rationales, took hurst after I graduated. Everything I had read said uworld was much harder than NCLEX questions. Well for my first test, it was like I didnt study AT ALL. It was that hard. I could have studied everything I ever learned in nursing school and still failed the exam - it was almost like a foreign language. Fast forward, I used NCBSN's 8 week learning extension and questions, and Kaplan's questions because they are so challenging. My test today, I felt ready, confident, and the test I took was actually nursing related. In my about 80 questions I had 17 SATA, 2 ordering, no math, no hotspots. I did the PVT and got the good pop-up but I am still so so so nervous. I am in NJ and have to wait 48 hours for my quick results. I am dying over here, these 48 hours are absolute torture!!!!!!!!!

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