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ATI TEAS Exam Details

The ATI TEAS can be taken either in person or remotely online and is proctored by ATI or a designated institution.

See the option available below.

TEAS Online Proctored by ATI

An online exam administered remotely by ATI using Proctorio, allowing you to take the test from nearly anywhere with a strong internet connection.

TEAS Online Proctored by an Institution

An online exam administered by your institution or its testing center, with the institution providing proctors and essential test details.

In-Person Proctored by an Institution

An on-campus exam conducted at your institution with an in-person proctor overseeing the test.

In-Person Proctored by PSI

An on-site exam administered at a PSI Testing Center with an in-person proctor.

Subject Matter, Test Format, and Key Information

The ATI TEAS exam has 170 questions and a testing time of 209 minutes. The question formats include multiple-choice, multiple-select (select all that apply), fill-in-the-blank, ordered response, and hot spot questions.

170 Questions

Total number of questions in the exam

209 Minutes

Total time allowed for the exam

Section Number of Questions Number of Unscored Questions Time Limit (Minutes) Specific Content Covered
Reading 45 6 55 min.
  • Key ideas and details (15)
  • Craft and structure (9)
  • Integration of knowledge & ideas (15)
Mathematics 38 4 57 min.
  • Numbers and algebra (18)
  • Measurement and data (16)
Science 50 6 60 min.
  • Human anatomy & physiology (18)
  • Biology (9)
  • Chemistry (8)
  • Scientific reasoning (9)
English and Language Usage 37 4 37 min.
  • Conventions of standard English (12)
  • Knowledge of language (11)
  • Using Language and Vocabulary to Express Ideas in Writing (10)

Importance of TEAS Practice Test

Taking TEAS practice tests is crucial for effective exam preparation.

Assessment of Readiness

Practice tests of ATI TEAS help evaluate your current knowledge level, identifying strengths and areas needing improvement.

Familiarity with Test Format

Regular practice familiarizes you with the exam's structure, question types, and time constraints, reducing test day anxiety.

Targeted Study

Identifying weak areas through practice tests allows for focused study, enhancing overall efficiency.

Improved Time Management

Timed practice tests develop pacing skills, ensuring completion within the allotted time during the actual exam

Enhanced Problem-Solving Skills

Exposure to various question types strengthens analytical and critical thinking abilities.

Detailed Answer Explanations

Reviewing explanations for correct and incorrect answers deepens understanding of the material.

Reduced Test Anxiety

Familiarity with the test format and question styles through practice builds confidence, alleviating stress on exam day.

Higher Admission Competitiveness

A strong TEAS score through diligent practice enhances your appeal to nursing and allied health programs.

ATI TEAS 7 Free Practice Test

Choose an ATI TEAS 7 Subject area below to begin practicing.

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Although passing the TEAS is essential for admission to nursing and allied health programs, 30% of eligible candidates are denied admission to ADN, Diploma, and BSN programs. Because the TEAS is a comprehensive exam, you will be assessed in four subject areas. Therefore, preparation is essential. Before taking the TEAS, we advise preparing for at least six weeks. Have a more limited time? We have solutions that work with any timeline, so don't worry. Contact us now for assistance with the TEAS exam.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Nursing schools and allied health programs use the TEAS 7, or Test of Essential Academic Skills Version 7, as a standardized entry exam. Before you begin, the test is intended to let the school know if you are ready and have the abilities required to be successful in their programs.
The TEAS includes 150 scored questions and 20 unscored questions for a total of 170.
Here’s the breakdown by subject:
Reading: 45 total questions (39 scored + 6 unscored)
• Key ideas and details (15)
• Craft and structure (9)
• Integration of knowledge & ideas (15)

Math: 38 questions (34 scored + 4 unscored)
• Numbers and algebra (18)
• Measurement and data (16)

Science: 50 questions (44 scored + 6 unscored)
• Human anatomy & physiology (18)
• Biology (9)
• Chemistry (8)
• Scientific reasoning (9)

English and Language Usage: (33 scored + 4 unscored)
• Conventions of standard English (12)
• Knowledge of language (11)
• Using Language and Vocabulary to Express Ideas in Writing (10)

Keep in mind that you won't be able to determine which TEAS exam questions are scored. Since the unscored questions are mixed in with the other questions, you should treat each as it will affect your final score.
There is a time limit for each section of the exam:
• Reading: 55 minutes (45 questions)
• Math: 57 minutes (38 questions)
• Science: 60 minutes (50 questions)
• ELU: 37 minutes (37 questions)

The total time for the exam is 209 minutes, which is just under 3.5 hours.
With 170 questions to complete in 209 minutes, you’ll have approximately 1 minute and 13 seconds per question. Given the limited time, effective preparation is crucial. Our TEAS prep program offers 10 full-length test simulations and thousands of practice questions to enhance accuracy and speed.
The ability to reschedule your ATI TEAS test depends on where you are taking it. Below are the details:

• Online (at home):
Rescheduling or refunds are generally not allowed unless documented proof of an emergency exists. Once the exam is purchased, the date is final. If an emergency arises, such as a family death or medical issue, you may request an exception by emailing detailed information and documentation to proctor@atitesting.com.

• At your school:
Unlike online exams, rescheduling or refunds require documented proof of an emergency. To request a reschedule, email comments@atitesting.com with all necessary details and documentation.

• At a PSI Testing Center:
Rescheduling is possible up to 48 hours before your exam’s start time. You can do so via the ATI website or by contacting PSI Candidate Services at 833-537-1330.
Yes, you can take the TEAS online at home or in person at the PSI Testing Center or your school.

If you plan to take the TEAS at home, you need a computer with a webcam, microphone, and a steady internet connection. To maintain the integrity of the test, a remote proctor will watch you via the webcam on your computer.

Make sure everything is set up according to the testing agency's instructions. You might also need to show the proctor your workspace before you start.
Testing for the TEAS (Test of Essential Academic Skills) can cost anywhere from $60 to $140, depending on the institution and region. It is advised to check with the particular exam facility or the school you are applying to because they can have extra costs or provide student discounts.