NurseTurtles

The trick is that after you take your exam, you try to re-register for it. Answer the school questions and such. If you get a pop up saying that "you have recently scheduled this exam...yada yada yada" then you passed. It's nearly 100% If it takes you to the credit card screen to pay, then more than likely you failed. However, this part is not 100%, but a good (bad?) indication.

Congrats, RN! You passed! I have never heard of the PVT not working. I took mine on the 29th. I got the good pop up immediately after. I found out the very next morning that I passed. My license # was even on the BON.

Yes, it works. Three of us took ours Thursday, the 29th. We all got the "good pop-up." The very next day we had our license numbers on the BON. Congrats!

Good luck, and don't stress out. Plenty of amazing nurses have failed the nclex more than once.

Cali license lookup http://www2.dca.ca.gov/pls/wllpub/wllqryna$lcev2.startup?p_qte_code=RN&p_qte_pgm_code=7800 It never hurts to try!

Dashinka - I'm sorry to hear that it is letting you register again. Unfortunately 15 out of 80 is not really that many on NCLEX. It seems you were below passing more than above it. But have faith! There have been false negatives.

Saunders was not even remotely on the same level as nclex. Kaplan is your best friend, by far, and even then the questions are harder on the nclex. I feel like burning my Saunders book for wasting my time. Thankfully I did use Kaplan and passed. I chose the "Maybe" option on the poll. As in, maybe you will get lucky.

Also, I wanted to add: I took NCLEX yesterday at as well (at 2pm) and had my results up today at 9am including my license number. I am in FL though. What state are you in? I may be able to find a website for you to check test results.

Congrats, RN! You passed. The way the test works is that you can miss every single SATA question and still pass. The more SATA you have, the better you are doing and means you are maintaining above the "passing line." I don't think many students understand that. The SATA and alternate format questions are the highest level above the line. If you miss it, you go down a level, which is still a passing question. Basically, if you walk out of the exam and think, "well, that was easy." You probably failed.