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I PASSED!!!!! I found out the great news today. I also tried the Pearson Trick and it worked for me. Thanks to those who were supportive.. this is such great news and I'm so relieved!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

THE TRICK WORKS!!! I took the NCLEX-RN on 8/12 and finished at 75 questions... I was a nervous wreck and was convinced that I failed! I tried the "trick" and got the pop-up that everyone has been talking about. I was hoping that it was a good sign, but didn't wanna get too excited. Then this morning I was able to check my results and I PASSED!!!!!!

I took the NCLEX-RN yesterday (75 Questions) and tried the Pearson "trick" today... After entering my info I got the "pop-up" that everyone seems to be talking about and it did not take me to a credit card page. I'm hoping this is a good sign! I will find out my results tomorrow morning. Wishing the best of luck to all who are waiting for results!!

Congrats on passing, Jarlesha!! It must feel great! I'm still anxiously waiting over here... I keep thinking of bits and pieces of questions, despite that I know there's nothing I can do at this point. In the meantime I tried the Pearson "trick" and after entering my info I got a pop-up that said "our records indicate that you have already scheduled this exam. please contact the member boards... you can not re-register at this time." Is that the message that I should be getting? Is that a good thing?! Bodzenjerzie, when will you be getting your results?

Hi All! I've been a member of the community for some time, but usually only read threads for the great advice and stories. I have never posted anything of my own.. until there was NCLEX! I took the exam this morning and it shut off after 75 questions! At that point I didn't know whether to be relieved because I finished in 75 questions or to cry because there were no more questions left and nothing else I could do at that point! Initially I felt the questions were high level questions, but became alarmed because many seemed to be lower level questions. I had several Select All That Apply, 1 where you put steps in order, several priority questions, etc. I was concerned when I saw a medmath question, questions regarding side effects of meds and nutrition questions... are these low level? Can I still pass with both high level and low level questions? I left the testing center in a whirlwind of emotions... I was upset, disappointed, nauseated and ultimately felt defeated. I have heard from many classmates and friends that "MOST" people who finish in 75 questions pass, but right now it feels impossible to believe that I passed. Do people that finish in 75 have a good chance? Does anyone know the fail rate? Any advice on dealing with these next 48hrs before results are in?!? Any advice, thoughts or comments would be greatly appreciated...