Pearsonvue trick 2016

hi! what did you use to study? I am taking mine on tues! this is my 3rd time....

To be honest the first two times I didn't study I was confident that I learned enough content in order to practice safely. I was so wrong because the RN NCLEX is a test all it own. I took Kaplan twice the first time I couldn't process all the lecture content. The second time I focused on the question analyzation. Breaking each question down then eliminating the answers that were wrong... I spent two or three months doing about 200 questions a day. Not all at once but 50 here and there. I had phone apps that were really convient... I did Lippincott pass point NCLEX mastery and ATI then I was weak in labs so I memorized 3 values a week. Focus on questions because there's s certain way they want you to answer them. You have to train your brain for the test. You have to develop a NCLEX mind. Trust me you can be a 'A' student in college but this test will make you feel like a flunky.

Thank you and btw forgot to say congraz!!!!.

Yeah first 2 times I took kaplan it didnt work with me. 2-3 months 200 questions? wow! I am taking uworld and ncsbn. I am doing 75-150. My test is on the 9th. No idea if I am fully ready, but i guess well see.

Fashion101 sad to say but I wasn't ready either and when I got to the testing center I was so anxious that I almost passed out. Before the test before the tutorial...... I did something I never did. I PRAYED. Then I told the computer "give me what I deserve you machine so I can help a human being." I hope this helps. And good luck we need good nurses.

How do you feel you did!!!?

Thank you and btw forgot to say congraz!!!!.

Yeah first 2 times I took kaplan it didnt work with me. 2-3 months 200 questions? wow! I am taking uworld and ncsbn. I am doing 75-150. My test is on the 9th. No idea if I am fully ready, but i guess well see.

How do you feel you did?

I hope you did well keep us updated and let us know if you did the PVT.

If you get the good pop up you probably passed. BUT, if you didn't get the good pop up that does not mean that you failed.

In my case I never got the good pop up, was upset and disappointed, and then found out I passed.

Don't be discouraged if you don't get the good pop up, remember this is only a "trick."

True only a trick but it was very accurate in all four attempts over a period of three years. I live in California where you can not obtain quick results so I was willing to do what I could to know if I passed or failed. For me knowing is better than not knowing and if I had a choice I would receive my results as soon as the test shuts off but that's not an option.. You can always go to you BRN website, type in your name and see if you have a license and number...another trick but that is a unofficial official way.. This post was originally posted to help many by relieving some anxiety when it come to the waiting period between taking the test and receiving your results.

True only a trick but it was very accurate in all four attempts over a period of three years. I live in California where you can not obtain quick results so I was willing to do what I could to know if I passed or failed. For me knowing is better than not knowing and if I had a choice I would receive my results as soon as the test shuts off but that's not an option.. You can always go to you BRN website, type in your name and see if you have a license and number...another trick but that is a unofficial official way.. This post was originally posted to help many by relieving some anxiety when it come to the waiting period between taking the test and receiving your results.

I don't think it can really relieve anyone's stresses when every other post is someone saying the PVT is wrong.

That doesn't apply here. You are the only one. Are you speaking from experience? Are you saying that after you personally took the NCLEX you didn't want to know if you passed or failed? Or are you in a state to where they participate in quick results? Maybe you weren't anxious. I commend you....Because in 48 hrs you knew.. But it helped me and I am sure if it helps one other person I have done my duty as a public servant, as an advocate,as a REAL NURSE..Speak from experience not opinion. Fact not fiction.

That doesn't apply here. You are the only one. Are you speaking from experience? Are you saying that after you personally took the NCLEX you didn't want to know if you passed or failed? Or are you in a state to where they participate in quick results? Maybe you weren't anxious. I commend you....Because in 48 hrs you knew.. But it helped me and I am sure if it helps one other person I have done my duty as a public servant, as an advocate,as a REAL NURSE..Speak from experience not opinion. Fact not fiction.

I didn't know about the PVT & even if I *did*, I wouldn't have risked $200. This is a fact, people are posting that the PVT works and doesn't work. How is that calming to anyone who just took the NCLEX? How is that helpful? They go into the NCLEX forum & see conflicting posts on the topic. That isn't soothing in a time of panic.