mangjose08

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  1. I paid 200 dollars for pvt

    Pvt worked for me immediately after my exam. There are no 24 hour rule.
  2. nclex rn 265 questions

    That is Pass for sure.
  3. nclex rn 265 questions

    I told you. I got a good pop up also. PVT is still accurate even after you took the exam. I got the good pop up too and Passed at 75 questions. Congrats to both of us. Cheers!!!!
  4. Retaking NCLEX advice

    I took NCLeX yesterday. I got 75 questions. I just used Uworld. I got a goog pop up. Do you think I Passed too? Did you do the PvT?
  5. Nclex

    Try UWORLD. Thats it.
  6. 240 questions in 6 hours and I feel like crying

    I took NCLEX RN today stopped at 75. I tried also PVT and got a good pop up. Just change the Credit Card expiration date. Dont worry everything will be alright. Lets all relax and wait the quick result this friday.
  7. 2nd Time Taking NCLEX...265 questions

    Good luck. í ½í¸‰
  8. nclex rn 265 questions

    Try PVT. Just change the credit Card expuration Date
  9. I don't know what to do!

    Try UWorld. Cheap but good.
  10. Testing tomorrow :-/

    That is Passed. Its still accurate. Congrats.
  11. Failed my nclex

    I will suggest Uworld. For me Uworld is like a combination of Kaplan and Hurst. The rationalizations are well explained and detailed unlike in Kaplan. Try the 1 week free trial and renew it if you want. Questions in Uworld are more difficult than Kap...
  12. NCLEX with 265 questions

    I got 265 also last month and my last question was SATA and I failed.
  13. Sigh. 265 questions. Sitting in traffic crying

    Do the Pearson Vue Trick. Its accurate. Just change the expiration date of your CC. Believe me. But its up to you. Just relax.
  14. 75 questions, ~19 SATA

    Try PVT. Its accurate. Just change the credit card expiration date. Believe me.
  15. Hi guys!!!! I just wAnt to gettpur opinion, which one is better? Uworld, Kaplan or Hurst. Thank you.