MET and CELPIP practice, plus straight answers on which test you actually need — for Canada, Australia, and U.S. nursing licensure. And the TEAS 7 for U.S. nursing school. No login, no cost.
Which test do you need? It depends on where you are going, not on which one is easier — Australian skilled visas accept the MET and CELPIP-General; Canadian permanent residence accepts CELPIP-General; U.S. nursing schools ask for the TEAS 7 or the HESI A2. Pick the one your destination requires, then practise the format it actually uses.
The one your destination accepts: Australian skilled visas take the MET and CELPIP-General; Canadian permanent residence takes CELPIP-General; U.S. nursing schools ask for the TEAS 7 or the HESI A2.
Yes — every mock and every sectional drill is free, with no account, no email and no limit on how many times you retake them.
Take one full mock first to see where you stand, then work the section you scored lowest on with the sectional drills.
Both are free and need no account. Which one you need depends entirely on where you're going.
DHA-approved for Australian skilled visas and the 485 Graduate visa since August 2025.
IRCC's own designated test for Canadian PR and citizenship — also DHA-approved for Australian visas since August 2025.
Accepted by 36 U.S. state boards of nursing for NCLEX-RN English proficiency — a cheaper, faster alternative to TOEFL for internationally educated nurses.
The nursing-school entrance exam most U.S. programs use — free section drills for all four areas: Reading, Math, Science, and English & Language Usage.
It comes down to your destination. Pick the path that fits you.
CELPIP is your option here. MET is not accepted for Canadian immigration. Start CELPIP practice.
Both MET and CELPIP work. Compare them side-by-side to see which fits your scores and goals.
Study abroad, or another pathway? Browse our resources for guidance.
MET is accepted by 36 state boards for NCLEX-RN English proficiency. Start your U.S. nursing pathway here.
Most programs require the TEAS 7 entrance exam. Practice all four sections free — no login, no account.
The same English score opens different doors depending on the country.
Both MET and CELPIP are DHA-approved (since 7 Aug 2025).
CELPIP General is IRCC's designated test.
Last verified: July 2026. Eligibility rules are reviewed against official sources and updated as needed.
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Read guide →170 questions, 209 minutes, section timings and scoring — the verified ATI blueprint.
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