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I passed! I went to my state's website and saw my info posted.

"What? I always change to a robot near the end of my shift."

It doesn't allow you to pay if you passed. You enter your cc information and click next and that's when you get the 'good' pop-up.

I passed the NCLEX! I went to the Virginia BON website this morning and saw my information posted! So apparently the PVT works. I figured since Virginia doesn't participate in the quick results that my results should be on the VA BON site and there it was! So if you're in one of those states that doesn't do the quick results, just keep checking the state's website! Good luck!

Thanks B00P! Yes I got the message stating, "Or records indicate that you have recently scheduled this exam. Another registration cannot be made at this time." Hopefully this is good news!

I took the NCLEX this morning and tried to go back and register. It took me to the payment screen where you enter all of your CC information, HOWEVER, after entering my info and clicking submit, I got the notification that states, "our records indicate that you have recently scheduled this exam". Virginia does not participate in the quick results, so this is my only way of getting any kind of indication as to whether I passed or not and hopefully its one that works. I will keep you posted.

Hello All! I took the NCLEX-PN this morning at 0800 and I feel like I did well. The computer cut off after I answered 87 questions which totally freaked me out. I'm going to go crazy waiting for results because the Commonwealth of Virginia does not participate in the quick results. I have heard about the Pearson Vue trick (old and new). I went to the website to see if I could register to take the test again. I went through the process, reached the payment screen, entered my cc information and clicked submit. I received the message: "Our records indicate that an examination...." (don't know it word for word) Is this a good sign? Please let me know what your experience was with getting results and if it is a solid indication of whether one passed or not. Thanks in advance!

Hello all! I am scheduled to take my NCLEX-PN on 08/25/2014. I have been studying and doing at least 200 questions/day. I feel good about testing in a few weeks, however, how in the world do you study for the drugs on the NCLEX? I know its impossible to learn everything about every drug, but I would like to get an idea about the type of questions. Any insight?