You’re on the right track!
You’ve mastered most of the questions. Focus on the areas below to boost your score even higher.
Your topic priorities are ready for a focused plan.See which TEAS sections and topics are costing you points, watch weak areas improve, and follow a study plan that adapts after every practice session.
You’ve mastered most of the questions. Focus on the areas below to boost your score even higher.
Your topic priorities are ready for a focused plan.See which TEAS sections deserve your time first, then begin with a focused plan built around your score and test date.
Our TEAS 7 course is a full exam simulator: 1,600+ questions across Reading, Mathematics, Science and English & Language Usage, matched to the section counts and timing ATI publishes.
1,600+ exam-style questions · 4 sections · ATI blueprint aligned
Exam structure
Our TEAS 7 practice tests follow the official ATI blueprint, with the same four sections, question counts and timing as the real exam.
| Subject section | Questions | Time | Pace | Sub-content areas (scored items) |
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| Science | 50 44 scored | 60 min | ~72s |
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| Reading | 45 39 scored | 55 min | ~73s |
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| Mathematics | 38 34 scored | 57 min | ~90s |
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| English & Language Usage | 37 33 scored | 37 min | ~60s |
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| Total | 170 150 scored | 209 min |
Prepare for Every Question
20 of the 170 questions are unscored pretest items and are not identifiable during the exam, so practise as though every item counts.
Course content
Know exactly what is covered with our free set of study guides.
45 questions · 39 scored · 55 minutes
Reading is 45 questions in 55 minutes, about 73 seconds each. Nothing is tested from prior knowledge: every answer is in the passage, the chart or the instructions in front of you.
Read the Reading Guide · 18 Topics38 questions · 34 scored · 57 minutes
Mathematics is 38 questions in 57 minutes, about 90 seconds each, and a calculator is provided. Most marks come from arithmetic you already know applied carefully under time.
Read the Mathematics Guide · 18 Topics50 questions · 44 scored · 60 minutes
Science is 50 questions in 60 minutes, about 72 seconds each, and it is the largest scored section. Anatomy and physiology alone accounts for 18 of the 44 scored items, so body systems earn more than anything else you can study.
Read the Science Guide · 22 Topics37 questions · 33 scored · 37 minutes
English is 37 questions in 37 minutes, about 60 seconds each and the tightest pace on the exam. The rules are finite and learnable, which makes this the section where focused study pays back fastest.
Read the English & Language Usage Guide · 21 TopicsEvery plan includes the full TEAS 7 question bank. The only difference is how long you keep access.
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Scoring
Weighting figures are those commonly reported by prep providers. ATI does not publish per-section weighting in its content specifications, so treat them as a guide rather than an official scale. Scored question counts are official.
ATI does not set a pass mark. Each nursing programme sets its own minimum, and many also set minimums for individual sections.
Programmes commonly accept scores from roughly the past two years. The rule is set by the school, not by ATI.
Figures on this page are taken from ATI's published TEAS 7 content specifications.
One timed mixed set from the full question bank returns a topic-by-topic score breakdown.
We get it
Common situations most students encounter before exam day.
Sit a timed mixed set first, rank the four sections by score, then give the weakest two most of the time you have left.
Read the rationale on every question, including the ones you answered correctly, and re-test the concepts you missed.
English allows about 60 seconds a question and Reading about 73. Practise in timed mode to build pace.
Science carries 44 scored items, 18 of them anatomy and physiology. Practise by body system, one at a time.
Study plan
A week-by-week plan built around the question bank and timed exams in this course. Study 1–2 hours daily, or halve the timeline by doubling the daily question count.
Start with a mixed set, then use your section scores to decide which week of the plan needs the most attention.
How you practise
When you build a practice test you pick the mode. The same questions serve learning and exam rehearsal, so nothing has to be bought or repeated twice.
The rationale appears as soon as you answer, so a question you get wrong becomes a short lesson rather than a note to look up later.
Best for: Learning content you have not met yet, or have forgotten.
A countdown runs while you work and the score breakdown arrives at the end. Builds the pace a 209-minute exam demands.
Best for: The final weeks, and any time the clock is the problem.
No timer and no rationale until you submit, then a full review of every question you answered.
Best for: Straight rehearsal without either prompt.
Strategy
Six decisions that change your score, drawn from the official ATI blueprint and how the course is built to practise it.
Take a full timed set before studying. The score breakdown ranks your four sections so you know which to prioritise.
Eliminating two wrong options moves a guess from 25% to 50%.
20 of the 170 questions are unscored pretest items: 6 Reading, 4 Maths, 6 Science, 4 English. None is identifiable during the exam.
ATI uses multiple choice, multiple select, fill in the blank, ordered response and hot spot.
English allows about 60 seconds a question, Science about 72, Reading about 73 and Maths about 90.
ATI sets no pass mark. Each programme sets its own minimum, and some also set minimums per section.
Practise all four sections with the clock on and review a rationale for every answer.
Why not free resources
Comprehensive questions, rationales and tracking all in one place.
Student success
Reviews from students who prepared for the ATI TEAS 7 with NursingPrep Central.
“I sat a full timed set on NursingPrep Central before studying anything, and it told me Science and Math were my problem, not Reading like I assumed. That alone saved me weeks.”
“Science was wrecking me until I started working one body system at a time instead of re-reading the whole syllabus. If Science is your weak section, I would try it that way.”
“Ninety seconds a question on Math sounds like plenty until the clock is actually running. Practising in timed mode is the only reason I finished the section.”
“The English section is only thirty-seven minutes and nobody warns you. Drilling punctuation and sentence structure against the clock turned it into my best score.”
“I failed my first attempt before I found NursingPrep Central. Working from the score report instead of starting over is what moved me past my programme's minimum.”
“Reading the rationale on the questions I got right caught two things I had been guessing correctly for weeks. Worth doing even when the answer is already green.”
“The first mixed exam showed me exactly where my Science score was leaking points. I spent the next month on those sub-content areas and cleared my programme target comfortably.”
“I used ten-question drills during the week and a timed full exam every Saturday. Seeing the section trend improve made it easy to know when I was actually ready.”
“Math had always slowed me down. The timed sets exposed which conversions I kept missing, and repeating only those topics finally gave me time to check my answers.”
“The course kept Reading, Math, Science and English separate enough to target but brought them together for full rehearsals. That balance worked much better than random question sheets.”
“I had strong grades and still underestimated the pacing. Three complete timed rehearsals made the real appointment feel familiar instead of frantic.”
“NursingPrep Central turned my misses into a study list instead of a pile of wrong answers. Re-testing that list was what moved me above the score my school required.”
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Guides, tools and section-specific practice across the TEAS 7 course.
TEAS 7 Exam Prep
Format, sections, timing
TEAS 7 FAQ
Scoring, retakes, test day
Is the TEAS Hard?
An honest answer
How Long Is the TEAS 7?
209 minutes, section by section
What Is a Passing TEAS Score?
Your programme sets the bar
TEAS Reading
18 topics · 39 scored questions
TEAS Math
18 topics · 34 scored questions
TEAS Science
22 topics · 44 scored questions
TEAS English
21 topics · 33 scored questions
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