Section-by-section practice with a rationale on every question, and the ATI TEAS 7 blueprint explained in plain English. No account, no email, retake as often as you like.
The short answer: the TEAS 7 is ATI's nursing-school entrance exam — 170 questions across four sections (Reading 45, Math 38, Science 50, English 37) in 209 minutes, 20 of them unscored pilot items. There is no national pass mark: each program sets its own minimums, commonly a section floor (for example nothing below 55–60%) plus a total that is often around 78% or higher. Everything below is free and needs no account.
No. ATI sets no national pass or fail line — each nursing program sets its own section minimums, often with a section floor and a total around 78% or higher.
209 minutes and 170 questions across four sections: Reading 45 in 55 minutes, Mathematics 38 in 57, Science 50 in 60, English 37 in 37. Twenty of those questions are unscored pilot items.
Retake rules come from the school, not from ATI — many programs cap the number of attempts and require a waiting period between them, so check your program's policy before booking.
Whether you want a full exam simulation or focused practice on specific sections, we have you covered.
Four full-length TEAS 7 mocks built to the published exam format: Reading (45 questions, 55 minutes), Mathematics (38 questions, 57 minutes, calculator allowed), Science (50 questions, 60 minutes) and English & Language Usage (37 questions, 37 minutes) - 170 questions and 209 minutes per mock, with a short break after Mathematics and each section locked to its own real clock. 150 questions are scored; the 20 pilot items are mixed in exactly like exam day. Every set uses unique original questions with a full rationale for every answer. No account, no cost, retake as often as you like.
One drill per TEAS 7 section, weighted toward the exam's own content-area split. Every question shows why the right answer is right - and why the wrong ones are wrong.
Ten unique practice tests of 30 questions each - 300 original questions on numbers, algebra, ratios, rates, data interpretation and unit conversion, built to the exam's two content areas (Numbers & Algebra, Measurement & Data).
Practice Math FreeTen unique practice tests of 30 questions each - 300 original questions on conventions, knowledge of language and vocabulary in writing, the exam's three scored sub-content areas.
Practice English FreeTen unique practice tests of 30 questions each - 300 original questions on original passages, covering main idea, detail and inference, craft and structure, and evidence-based reasoning about the text.
Practice Reading FreeTen unique practice tests of 30 questions each - 300 original questions across human anatomy & physiology, biology, chemistry and scientific reasoning. Every answer carries a full explanation.
Practice Science FreeThe Test of Essential Academic Skills (TEAS) version 7 is the entrance exam most United States nursing programs use to rank applicants. It is written and administered by ATI Nursing Education, is sat on a computer, and is scored from 0.0% to 100% across a total score, four content-area scores and sub-content scores.
On exam day you will face 170 questions in 209 minutes across four fixed sections - Reading (45 questions, 55 minutes), Mathematics (38 questions, 57 minutes), Science (50 questions, 60 minutes) and English & Language Usage (37 questions, 37 minutes). Twenty of the 170 are unscored pilot questions mixed into the sections, so 150 count toward your result. Each section has its own clock, and once a section closes you cannot return to it.
Preparation is where the money goes: ATI's own practice assessments are paid products, and most free practice elsewhere is a short sample used as an upsell hook. Everything on PrepSettle is free without an account - the drills above, the full TEAS 7 format and blueprint breakdown, and (in build) a full-length timed simulation that mirrors the real section structure.
Last verified: 28 September 2026. Structure and timings sourced from ATI's published exam details.
Straight answers on the questions every applicant asks - scoring, difficulty, retakes and how your exam compares to HESI A2.
An honest section-by-section breakdown: breadth vs depth, the time pressure that catches most students, and what actually predicts your score.
ScoringATI's five performance bands, how programs set cutoffs, and why there is no national passing line.
ComparisonFixed vs modular format, sections, timing, scoring, calculator rules - and who actually picks your exam.
Study planA free four-week plan: blueprint-first allocation, a weakness audit, timed cycles, and test-day rules.
Test-day rulesWhat the on-screen calculator can and cannot do, which section has one, and why personal devices are banned.
RetakesATI's 14-day wait, school-level caps on annual attempts, and why every scored attempt stays on your record.