1. Understand the Test Format: Familiarize yourself with the new NGN question types and formats.
2. Study Content Areas: Cover all the nursing content areas thoroughly, including medical-surgical, pediatric, maternity, and psychiatric nursing.
3. Practice Clinical Judgment: Use practice tests and case studies to enhance your clinical judgment skills.
4. Use NGN Prep Resources: Utilize study guides and prep courses specifically designed for the NGN format.
5. Time Management: Develop strategies for managing your time effectively during the exam.

Yes, you can pass the NGN NCLEX with 150 questions. The exam uses a computer adaptive testing (CAT) format, which adjusts the number of questions based on your performance. The minimum number of questions is 85, and the maximum is 150. If you demonstrate competency at any point, the test can end before reaching the maximum number of questions.