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Not including the weekend, I waited 11 days for my letter to get in.

On my first attempt of taking the NCLEX, I took it with one of my friends who I graduated nursing school with, and we both took the maximum amount of questions. We both tried the PVT, mine went straight to CC, and she got the good pop up. Even though it wasn't the outcome I was anticipating, I was relieved to have known right then and there so I knew what to expect once the letter came in. It helped me better prepare myself for the next attempt and come up with a better study plan too. I took the nclex for the 2nd time on Feb 6th &passed :) I would say go for it and check it! You'd only either be celebrating (which I hope you end up doing) or figuring out a new study plan.

Thank you, this is a really late response but I did PASS! I'm in CA so it is a slower process than most states. My results were actually on hold after I got the "good pop up" which scared me, checked every day for a week, kept getting "results on hold", didn't bother checking or stressing over it after that.. Stayed positive, a week and a half later I got my letter saying I passed :) I paid for my license two weeks ago, but my name still isn't on my state's BON, so I'm just working on my résumé and scoping out jobs in the mean time :) I'm officially a nurse- feels so great to say!

Hi, sorry late response but yes I tried the PVT after my first attempt, took me straight to CC page. Second attempt, got the good pop up.

Late response but I don't have quick results, I'm located in CA. I did pass though! I got my letter this past Thursday :)

Thank you :) I'm still praying I passed, just waiting on my letter to validate it (hopefully) I'm just anxious haha but thank you!

Thank you so much! And congrats on passing your RN!

I'm in California :) I hope it's accurate! The suspense is killing me lol :)

I took my NCLEX today, stopped at 175. Did the PVT one hour after I took my exam, got the "good pop up". I hope it's true! I failed my first time, answered the max amount of questions, did the PVT an hour later and took me straight to CC page, sure enough, letter came in a week later saying I failed. Has anyone tried the PVT and have it be wrong? For you all taking the nclex soon and wondering what I used to prepare myself for my second attempt, I purchased NCSBN's 3 week course ($50) and read Kaplan's strategies. I didn't really read content, focused mainly on answering practice questions and read rationales for both right and wrong answers. Don't over study, make sure you have time for yourself to rest! :)