2) select the 'test taker services' tab at the top.
3) click 'register' on the right side.
4) click the 'credit card' link.
5) click the 'sign in' link in the second sentence.
6) enter your username.
7) enter your password.
? click the button.
9) click 'register' on the left side.
10) select your test type.
11) click the button.
12) select your country.
13) click the button.
14) answer the yes/no questions.
15) select your country again.
16) select your state.
17) type in your city.
18) click the button. a list of schools should appear.
19) select your school.
20) select the month and year of your graduation.
21) select your board of nursing.
22) 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 '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 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
i took my nclex june 30th. i was positive that i failed. i received a lot of sata, at least 12, and a lot of meds that i’ve never heard of. on the 75th question i was praying to receive more questions, but sure enough, the computer screen went blank. i stared at the screen for a while in disbelief. to be honest, i was sure of only one question out of 75. for the rest of the 74 questions, i completely took an educated guess at all of them. to add to my anxiety, i took the test within 40 mins. i was signed in at 1:40 and the screen went blank at 2:30. after realizing the time, i was sure that i didn’t read the questions correctly. i went home and told my mom that i failed! later that night, i discovered this website and learned of the pvt. i tried it and got the “good pop up”, i told my friend about it and she received the “bad pop up”. on july 2, i found out that i passed and my friend failed. the pvt really works! thanks to everyone that have posted because i truly thought i was the only one feeling the way that i did. also, best wishes to the future nurses. never doubt your abilities!
what state did you take it in? also, by bad pop up you mean your friend was able to go to cc page and you got the other one?
anyway, congrats!!!!!! it's nice to hear success stories on here.
The PVT does work, I took the exam on March 11, and went straight to the cc page. I ended up failing the exam. All my classmates that got the good pop up passed.
Pearsonvue trick worked for me and 25+ pple in my class. Those who all passed were not able to get to credit card screen & got the 'good' pop up. Those few who failed were able to go all the way 2 credit card screen.
We all used it 4 peace of mind. It really does work regardless of what anyone else says!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I finally get to post here! I took the NCLEX-RN this morning at 8am....75Q and 16 SATA later...... I got the good pop up! I was screaming so loud I scared my dog!
I just took the NCLEX-RN today, was very nervous at the beginning and got like 8-10 SATA and a lot of meds, developmental, and priority and infection control questions. Was surprised did not got that many SATA, i was getting nervous about that, but my computer stopped at 75 questions. I got the good pop up, but still nervous.
I was screaming so loud I scared my dog! 
aseptictechnique
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what state did you take it in? also, by bad pop up you mean your friend was able to go to cc page and you got the other one?
anyway, congrats!!!!!! it's nice to hear success stories on here.