Find Out If You Passed The NCLEX In Minutes

Looking to find out if you passed the NCLEX in minutes? We have the answer for you! With our NCLEX test simulator, you can practice for the NCLEX with the same questions and same difficulty level as the real exam.

Follow these steps below to see if you failed the NCLEX​

If you are looking for a guide to see if you failed the NCLEX, we have the perfect solution for you! Our guide will tell you exactly what to do and where to find the information you need to know.

Step 1

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.

Step 2

Login to your PearsonVue.com account online and answer the questions about your school and background as you did before.

Step 3

Enter payment information as if you are paying for the exam again. If
you DO NOT want to pay for the exam now simply change the credit card
expiration date but put in the real information as I have done- you will
not get charged this way!

Step 4

Verify your information here. This is the moment of truth, you’re going to have click that submit button. For better or worse, its best to get the process started if you fail and to rejoice if you pass (I have been on both sides).

Step 5

If the screen pops up below with a red triangle exclamation mark symbol stating “Our records indicate you have recently scheduled this exam. Another registration cannot be made at this time” AKA “the good pop-up”, then you can go and enjoy a martini while you wait for your license to be official.

Step 6

If your credit card is charged or you do not get this message then you probably failed. I got an exam scheduling email and later the official fail notice below. I have heard that some results may not be accurate(check out the survey results & forum) BUT if you’re worried, check out your Contact your state BRN tab for a quick resource.

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