Pearsonvue Trick Is this TRUE? Does it work every time?
Some tester have done this I think ... the trick to re-register again to Pearsonvue . If it lets you register and pay again that means you failed and if stop you from paying that means you passed.
Members are discussing their experiences with the NCLEX exam, specifically focusing on the Pearsonvue Trick (PVT) to determine if they passed. Some are sharing their test dates, the "good pop-up" results they received, and the anxiety of waiting for official results. There is also confusion around account blocks, credit card charges, and the implications for exam outcomes.
Did you get the Good pop up or bad pop up
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Good pop up - Our records indicate that you have recently scheduled this exam
Well I haven't gotten my result yet and I tried the trick and it lets me pay and went all the way to almost to confirm my order but I didn't ... Does this mean that I failed the NCLEX-PN??
Can someone help me please? I am scared and I can't sleep now. I have another week or two wait for my result ... I stopped at 85. Does this mean I failed the exam?
Steps To See If You Passed The NCLEX On Pearson VUE Website
STEP 2 Select The 'test Taker Services' Tab At The Top.
STEP 3 Click 'register' On The Right Side.
STEP 4 Click The 'credit Card' Link.
STEP 5 Click The 'sign In' Link In The Second Sentence.
STEP 6 Enter Your Username.
STEP 7 Enter Your Password.
STEP 8 Click The Button.
STEP 9 Click 'register' On The Left Side.
STEP 10 Select Your Test Type.
STEP 11 Click The Button.
STEP 12 Select Your Country.
STEP 13 Click The Button.
STEP 14 Answer The Yes/no Questions.
STEP 1 Select Your Country Again.
STEP 15 Select Your State.
STEP 16 Type In Your City.
STEP 17 Click The Button. A List Of Schools Should Appear.
STEP 18 Select Your School.
STEP 19 Select The Month And Year Of Your Graduation.
STEP 20 Select Your Board Of Nursing.
STEP 21 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
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That's good for you. As I said in my post, everyone is different. I was just trying to give some advice to a person who failed. I passed with only 75 questions so I thought maybe I did something right. For someone who failed, I wouldn't be giving advice to only do 100 questions/day and expect to pass. Again, this is only my opinion, and my sincere hope that the person passes the next time around.
We have many members that passed only doing 100 questions a day. Everyone is different in how they prepare for the exam and even doing 100 questions a day it is more than just doing them, it is also a case of reading the rationale and helping understand what the question is asking and how to answer it.
At the end of the day it is your decision on how you set your study time and as long as it works for yourself and you don't overdo it with questions where the brain doesn't assimilate then continue with it
Kaplan recommends that you not take over 150 questions in one day...I think you just can't retain information after a certain point!
Just remember that a fresh mind is way better than trying to cram a few more facts into your brain before the NCLEX. Best advice I got before I took mine!
Kaplan recommends that you not take over 150 questions in one day...I think you just can't retain information after a certain point!
Just remember that a fresh mind is way better than trying to cram a few more facts into your brain before the NCLEX. Best advice I got before I took mine!
Yes I did, for some reason its telling me that I dont have the rights to send PM at the moment. To answer your question.
I used Saunders the 2006 addition in color for my entire school period and reviewed the sections that we were currently covering and did the questions also before a test. I think Saunders really helped me a ton throughout school.
Kaplan takes it a step up...any of the questions that are seen on Saunders that are relatively knowledge based are considered lower questions on the NCLEX and will NOT help you pass (from what I have been told).
I would definitely recommend Kaplan before your NCLEX even though I think they have their work cut out for them because the NCLEX is one heck of a hard test...I don't care what anyone says...taking 30 SATA questions is never easy! Good luck!
Yes I did, for some reason its telling me that I dont have the rights to send PM at the moment. To answer your question.
I used Saunders the 2006 addition in color for my entire school period and reviewed the sections that we were currently covering and did the questions also before a test. I think Saunders really helped me a ton throughout school.
Kaplan takes it a step up...any of the questions that are seen on Saunders that are relatively knowledge based are considered lower questions on the NCLEX and will NOT help you pass (from what I have been told).
I would definitely recommend Kaplan before your NCLEX even though I think they have their work cut out for them because the NCLEX is one heck of a hard test...I don't care what anyone says...taking 30 SATA questions is never easy! Good luck!
Okay, Im a little confused lol. Be gentle!! You said that you used Saunders during your schooling, and it helped you a lot. Then you said you would definitely recommend Kaplan BEFORE the NCLEX. So are you suggesting that I get the Kaplan to use while in nursing school, or the Saunders, since its on a lower level. I'm just trying to learn the critical thinking type questions.
I would recommend Saunders during school to build up your basic knowledge or process and get you used to answering questions but some of the Saunders questions are knowledge based. Example:
Which of the following positions would you position a pt. who just has a liver biopsy?
This questions is a relatively knowledge based question that may really help you with your exams through school but you will see a much higher level based question on the NCLEX that requires application and interpretation. Hope this helps : )
I would recommend Saunders during school to build up your basic knowledge or process and get you used to answering questions but some of the Saunders questions are knowledge based. Example:
Which of the following positions would you position a pt. who just has a liver biopsy?
This questions is a relatively knowledge based question that may really help you with your exams through school but you will see a much higher level based question on the NCLEX that requires application and interpretation. Hope this helps : )
Thank you so much!!
Saunders for school, Kaplan for NCLEX!! I appreciate it.
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We have many members that passed only doing 100 questions a day. Everyone is different in how they prepare for the exam and even doing 100 questions a day it is more than just doing them, it is also a case of reading the rationale and helping understand what the question is asking and how to answer it.
At the end of the day it is your decision on how you set your study time and as long as it works for yourself and you don't overdo it with questions where the brain doesn't assimilate then continue with it