How accurate is the Pearson VUE trick for NCLEX?

The Pearson NCLEX Trick (PVT) is not 100% accurate. Keep in mind, although you may be given correct information, the Pearson NCLEX trick is not an official or uncontested result. Official results come from the state board of nursing after the NCLEX is scored and results are reported.

Are the quick results on Pearson VUE accurate?

The NCLEX Quick Results/Pearson Vue Quick Results are believed to be 100% accurate. However, the quick results are computer-generated and unofficial. Official results are released by the state board of nursing, not the NCLEX Quick Results Service.

Can the Pearson VUE trick be wrong?

Myth #3: The Pearson VUE trick. Some people think they can get their “pass or fail” result early by registering for the NCLEX again on the Pearson VUE website: if you’re able to register, you failed, and if you aren’t, you’re passed. Again, this is just not true.

How soon after NCLEX does Pearson VUE trick work?

About four hours
On forums or in NCLEX Facebook groups, you’ll hear test takers asking about the “good pop up” and the “bad pop up” — this is referring to the Pearson Vue Trick. Here’s how it works: About four hours after the exam, students login to their Pearson Vue accounts and attempt to pay to take the exam again.

Are NCLEX quick results exactly 48 hours?

People have been able to get results as early as 45 hours after completing the test, but IF THERE IS NO HOLD PLACED, you would be able to get it no later than 48 hours after COMPLETION of your test.

Is getting a lot of Sata on NCLEX good?

A common myth about Select All That Applies (SATA) questions is that if you get a lot of them on your test, you’re definitely passing. Again, this is definitely not true—and it’s actually very subjective.

How long before you can do the Pearson VUE trick?

Take the NCLEX exam and patiently wait about an hour or when you get the after exam email to attempt the trick. Based on emails and classmate’s experiences, four hours after the exam is long enough.