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!
It said "Your order is NOT complete until you click the Submit Order†button.
Please be advised that after you submit your order, changes to the board of nursing/regulatory body, exam type and/or exam language will result in additional fees. Please see the NCLEX Candidate Bulletin for additional information"
I was scared of hitting the submit button because it could charge me and find out later that i had passed.
@ mwikya74 oh I c but unfortunately u have to hit the submit button I know it sucks but if it declines ur payment after that then u passed and if it does take ur money then most likely u didn't pass I hope this helps and best of luck to u :)
Hi. I was wondering if anyone could give me some advice. I took the NCLEX on last Friday and haven't received any results. I am in California applying for CA and I know CA does not participate in quick results. I have done the PVT trick multiple multiple times throughout the weekend and have always gotten the "good pop up" ("our records indicate you have already scheduled this exam. another exam cannot be scheduled at this time"). I was talking to my friend who took the exam about 4 days prior, and she received a digital email saying she passed within 2-3 days (she is also in CA applying for CA boards). Typically, I have heard the results take at least 48 hours, but I didn't know if that included the weekend. I wanted to know when I should expect, and when I would get my results?
I stopped at 75 questions and finished the exam at 12pm. I would really appreciate any advice, just to confirm I passed. PLEASE, waiting just is horrible.
Mine stopped at 75 too with tons of SATA, i did PVT with good pop-up. I received the result after 3weeks that I passed. Results may vary some r they know the results after 3 days, depends if you have a common name. Im sure you passed í ½í¸Š
I had multiple SATA but I didn't end the exam with SATA. My last question was a prioritization. But did you get a digital confirmation that you passed prior receiving your license? I just want to know 100%
I don't think I have that common of a name, and I registered for an interim permit. I have heard it takes 48 hours to get a digital email of passing, but since I took it on a Friday...does the weekend count ?
It says under manage your application "Registered Nurse-RN #(with like 7 numbers)...also there is a pull down under choose application where you can change address and 12-reapply exam..but Its been there for ever.
I took the NCLEX in Wisconsin today it shut off at 78 questions. I did the pearson vue trick and it says " the candidate has test results that are on hold. A new registration cannot be created at this time." Does anyone know if this is good new or not? I am so nervous. I tried to view my application status on the states website and it hasn't been changed on there yet. Any advice?
Just wanted to share my experience with the NCLEX on here for those who may be in a situation similar to myself.... I took the NCLEX 5/9/2017 and left feeling completely and utterly defeated! As I kept answering the questions, I braced myself for question 75 and it came and went... then 76.. 80... 100... 150... and finally at question 198 I RAN OUT OF TIME! I felt horrible and thought for sure 100% I had failed the exam! After driving home, I did some research about my chances of passing the NCLEX even though I had run out of time. It was through this forum that I found out about the Pearson Vue "TRICK" and after much debate, decided to try it since it was generally getting accurate results for most people. I decided to try it 4 hours after taking the exam as others had suggested, and after holding my breathe, I looked at my phone to see the "GOOD POP UP." Even though I wasn't too sold on this, it did give me a sense of hope that maybe, just maybe, there was some kind of chance out there that I really did pass the NCLEX.
Well fast forward 2 days... I kept checking the Pearson Vue trick at 24 hours, and sure enough, got the "GOOD POP UP." Finally, I checked Pearson Vue website 48 hours later and paid for the quick results... As I put in my payment info. and hit the submit button, my heart was racing.... It said my unofficial results "PASS!!!"
I just wanted to share my story to those of you who take the NCLEX and ran out of time. I thought without a doubt I had FAILED miserably! The only thing that gave me any glimmer of hope and put me at ease for the next 48 hours while I waited for my unofficial results was the PEARSON VUE TRICK. I am SOOO glad I stumbled upon it and that it definitely worked for me. So for those of you wondering if this trick is real or not, I am a living testimonial that it is 100% true! Hope this helps!
mwikya74
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It said "Your order is NOT complete until you click the Submit Order†button.
Please be advised that after you submit your order, changes to the board of nursing/regulatory body, exam type and/or exam language will result in additional fees. Please see the NCLEX Candidate Bulletin for additional information"
I was scared of hitting the submit button because it could charge me and find out later that i had passed.