ATI TEAS 7 Practice Test

170 questions across four separately timed sections in 209 minutes of testing time, plus a 10-minute break. Reading is 45 items in 55 minutes, Math 38 in 57, Science 50 in 60, and English 37 in 37.

There is no official passing score. Each nursing or allied health program sets its own required score, so check the requirement published by your program.

ATI categorizes composite scores into Preparedness Levels: Developmental (<40%), Basic (40.0%–58.6%), Proficient (58.7%–79.3%), Advanced (80.0%–91.3%), and Exemplary (92.0%–100.0%). Most competitive ADN and BSN nursing programs look for Proficient or Advanced scores, typically targeting a composite score between 65% and 75% or higher.

The TEAS 7 Science section contains 50 items (44 scored) in 60 minutes, heavily dominated by Human Anatomy & Physiology (18 questions), along with Biology (9 questions), Chemistry (8 questions), and Scientific Reasoning (9 questions). It requires detailed knowledge of organ systems, cellular transport, and chemical principles.

Yes. An on-screen 4-function calculator is provided within the testing software for the Math section. Personal handheld physical calculators are strictly prohibited.

ATI allows retests, but individual nursing schools set their own limits. Many nursing programs allow 2 to 3 attempts per application cycle and often require a 30-day waiting period between tests.

Yes. Open the exam simulator and sit a timed mock exam of 40 questions built from the free questions, once, with no signup. Unlocking the exam adds full-length runs of 50 questions in 50 minutes (a practice clock), as many as you like, each a new draw from the whole bank.

It splits the questions across the exam's areas using the weights ATI publishes, then picks questions inside each area, favouring ones you missed before and never repeating one within a run. A retake is a new draw, so you will meet different questions. It is a practice mock exam, not an official replica of the real exam.