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Looking for the best way to prepare for the ATI TEAS exam? You've come to the right place. On this page, you'll find a variety of TEAS practice tests and prep packs designed to help you succeed. Whether you're just getting started or targeting specific subjects like Reading, Math, or Science, we have the tools to support your goals. Each practice test includes real-style questions, detailed answer explanations, and score reports to track your progress.

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What is the TEAS TEST?

The Test of Essential Academic Skills (TEAS) is a standardized test administered by ATI and used as an admission tool to many nursing school programs in the United States. The exam evaluates students' knowledge that would be relevant in nursing school. It comprises four sections: Reading, Math, Science, and English and Language Usage. The TEAS is a crucial part of a student's application process for nursing schools; that is why it is essential to get a high score on the test to increase your likelihood of getting accepted into your preferred program.

The ATI TEAS Version 7 exam consists of 170 total questions and has a time limit of 209 minutes. Here are the key details about the exam structure:


ATI TEAS Reading

  • 45 questions in 64 minutes.

The Reading section consists of short paragraphs or text passages. You may be asked to identify argument structures or key themes and ideas within the passage. In addition, you may be asked to make inferences based on the passages or to identify the author’s objective. You may have to distinguish between different types of sources or to decipher whether statements are inherently objective or subjective.

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ATI TEAS Mathematics

  • 38 questions in 54 minutes

In the Math section, you are presented with questions on ratios, proportions, percentages, and some algebraic expressions. You may be asked to analyze data presentations and answer questions concerning units of measurement. You must be able to perform basic arithmetic quickly and comfortably.

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ATI TEAS Science

  • 53 questions in 63 minutes

In the TEAS Science section, you are asked questions about the human body, specific processes, and the independent and cooperative function of the different systems within the body. You must demonstrate scientific reasoning abilities and may be asked questions on general processes of chemistry and physics, the natural world, and biology.

 

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ATI TEAS English and Language Usage

  • 37 questions in 28 minutes

In the English and Language Usage section, questions focus on grammar, sentence structure, punctuation, and spelling. You are required to demonstrate your comprehension of a passage, identify the tone, and choose a better sentence order to express an idea. You must demonstrate an understanding of a word’s specific meaning within its unique context and in relation to prefixes, suffixes, and position within a sentence.

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What Is a Good TEAS Test Score?

  • A target composite score (all four subjects combined) of at least 10% above your nursing school required score is advised. The passing grade you will need to achieve is set by the nursing school you are applying to. It can be anywhere from between 60–70% for lower ranking programs to 85-95% for higher ranking programs.
  • The Mean National Pass Grade and the Mean Program Pass Grade should be treated as indicators, not as grade targets. The competition for nursing programs is high, and this, combined with faculty shortages, results in qualified applicants being rejected from programs.

Remember, aiming for a TEAS score higher than the minimum can make you a more competitive applicant. If you don't achieve your target score initially, you can typically retake the TEAS exam to improve your results


Is the ATI TEAS Test Hard?

Yes. The TEAS test is a difficult test for many. It requires good preparation across all four subjects as well as preparation for the test style. Applicants tend to struggle with specific modules, such as the Science section or the English and Language Usage section. The time limit is tough, and every unanswered question is a lost point.

Free TEAS practice tests can help you improve your TEAS test score, but extensive TEAS test prep is needed to help you meet the minimum grades required by schools across all the different subjects. Should you be unhappy with your score, you may find that options to retake the TEAS test are limited. Some schools require a period of 14, 30, or 90 days between attempts while others will limit the number of times you can take the test in an academic year.

Thus, TEAS test practice is key to achieving the score you want.


How Do I Prepare For The 2025 ATI TEAS Test?

The ATI TEAS is a challenging test, and in order to get accepted into your desired nursing program, you will need to practice a lot, but besides that, there are other things you can do to increase your chances of getting a high score on the test:

  • Start your studying for the TEAS test by trying to understand where your strengths and weaknesses are. The best way to do that is by taking a free TEAS practice test or full-length TEAS practice test (like we offer) to know where you should focus your studies and which areas you should start practicing. 
  • Set a scheduled study plan to know exactly what you should be working on each day, and by doing this, you will likely optimize your studying time and be a lot more efficient each day.
  • Use study guides while studying for the test to highlight all the crucial information you should concentrate on. Some study guides provide you (like the ones we offer in our prep pack) with practical strategies and tips on specific subjects and question types to ensure you don't miss anything.

TestPrep-Online Tutor's Tip:

As a test prep tutor, I always recommend a four-week study schedule to make the most of your time with our TEAS 7 practice materials. Here’s a sample plan that works for most students:

Start with practice tests focused on reading comprehension and grammar. Use the study guides to review key concepts, and make sure to read the explanations for every question—whether you get it right or wrong.


Work through math practice questions daily. Focus on fractions, percentages, algebra, and data interpretation. The detailed explanations will help you understand why certain answers are correct.


Use the Science practice packs to review anatomy, biology, and scientific reasoning. Take time to digest each topic using the guided explanations.


Take full-length practice tests under timed conditions. Review your score reports and go back to any questions you missed. Focus your final days on reinforcing weak areas.

Aim for 1–2 hours of study a day and stay consistent. With over 450 questions and comprehensive guides, everything you need is right here—just follow the plan."



ATI TEAS Practice Test

With so many different employment routes and opportunities, obtaining a nursing qualification is the best way to advance your professional career and find an exciting role that suits you. TestPrep-Online works with test-writing experts, teachers, and psychologists to create an online ATI TEAS practice test, designed to help you ace your ATI TEAS exam. We offer several TEAS practice packs, all of which include like-for-like questions, detailed answer explanations, and score reports. We also provide a free TEAS practice test.

Looking for free TEAS Practice test questions? We have a selection for you to check out.


How Do I Register for the TEAS Exam?

To register for the TEAS exam, follow these steps:

Check School Requirements
First, contact the nursing school(s) you're applying to and inquire about their specific TEAS registration policy. Some schools handle registration and payment through their own systems, while others use ATI for test registration, payment, and proctoring.

Registration Options

Depending on your school's requirements, you have several registration options:

School-Handled Registration

Approximately 50% of schools manage TEAS exam registration through their own website or admissions department. In this case: Register, pay, and take the TEAS through your school

  • You'll need an ATI username and password to take the exam and access results
  • Exam results are automatically sent to the school where you take the test

ATI-Handled Registration

If your school directs you to register through ATI, you have four options:

TEAS at ATI:

  • Remote exam proctored by ATI
  • You're responsible for sending results to desired schools

TEAS Online at Institution:

  • Remote exam proctored by the school
  • Choose the school, date, and time during registration
  • Results automatically sent to the selected school

TEAS at Institution:

  • In-person exam at a school or testing center
  • Choose the school, date, time, and location during registration
  • Results automatically sent to the selected school

TEAS at PSI:

  • Taken at a PSI testing center (in-person or remotely)
  • Pay through ATI website, then schedule with PSI
  • You're responsible for sending results to desired schools

Registration Process

To register through ATI:

  • Visit the ATI Testing website
  • Choose your preferred exam type (online or in-person)
  • Select the appropriate proctor option
  • Follow the prompts to complete registration and payment

Important Considerations

  • Have a government-issued ID ready for the exam
  • Review ATI's rescheduling policy before registering
  • One free transcript is included with registration

Allow at least 6 weeks for exam preparation

By following these steps and considering your school's specific requirements, you can successfully register for the TEAS exam and take an important step towards your nursing education.


TEAS Test FAQ'S

The Test of Essential Academic Skills (TEAS) is a standardized test used by many nursing schools in the United States as part of their admissions process. It evaluates a student’s readiness for nursing school across four key subjects: Reading, Math, Science, and English & Language Usage.


Students are allowed to take the TEAS exam up to 3 times in the span of a twelve month period. Ask your desired nursing program for more information.


The average passing score for the TEAS is between 65%-75%, but the passing score varies from school to school, so you should check with your applied school what is their required score for admission.


You are not allowed to use a personal calculator but you will be given a four-function calculator both in the online exam (built-in calculator) and the physical exam. 


Choose based on your goals:

  • Full TEAS 7 Prep Pack: Comprehensive coverage of all subjects
  • Subject-Specific Packs: Focused practice on Reading, Math, Science, or English

It’s recommended to study for at least 6 weeks. A 4-week structured plan is effective for many students:

  • Week 1: Reading & English
  • Week 2: Math
  • Week 3: Science
  • Week 4: Full-Length Practice Tests & Review