TEAS 7 › Full-length mock tests
Four complete, original full-length TEAS 7 simulations - 170 questions, 209 minutes each - mirroring the real exam: fixed section order, a separate countdown clock per section, no returning to a finished section, and an optional 10-minute break after Mathematics. Free, no login, no limits, with an explanation for every answer.
| Section | Questions | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Reading | 45 | 55 min |
| Mathematics | 38 | 57 min |
| Science | 50 | 60 min |
| English & Language Usage | 37 | 37 min |
Scoring mirrors the real exam: 150 scored questions plus 20 unscored pilot questions (marked "pilot"), 4-option multiple choice with full rationales. The real exam also uses select-N, fill-in-the-blank, ordered-response and hot-spot items; those shells are not replicated here - the content, section weights and timing are.
Each of the four mocks here is a complete, original paper of 170 questions and 209 minutes, built to ATI's published blueprint. The four sections run in the real fixed order - Reading (45 questions, 55 minutes), Mathematics (38 questions, 57 minutes), Science (50 questions, 60 minutes) and English & Language Usage (37 questions, 37 minutes) - with an optional 10-minute break after Mathematics. Every section has its own countdown clock and locks when its time ends, so the pacing you practise is the pacing you meet on test day.
Of the 170 questions, 150 are scored and 20 are unscored pilot items, flagged "pilot" as you work. The real exam does not label them either, so the habit to build is to treat every question as if it counts.
Your total comes from the 150 scored questions, and the score report splits it four ways so you can see which section is dragging. These are practice figures, not an ATI score - ATI equates its forms, so no raw count converts exactly - but the section percentages are a fair read on where you stand. ATI publishes no national pass mark, so there is no single number to clear: each nursing program sets its own minimums, and some set them section by section.
Every question then opens in review with the correct answer and a short explanation, pilot items included. That review is where a mock earns its keep - it is where you catch the instruction you misread, the unit you slipped on and the topic you only guessed.
Prefer to work on paper or read every question with the answers? Every mock is also available as a static page with all 170 questions, answers and explanations:
The Math, Reading, Science and English drills give you ten unique 30-question tests per section with instant feedback and explanations - a lighter warm-up before you take on a full timed mock.
Last verified: 29 September 2026. Structure, timing and scoring facts are sourced from ATI's published exam materials and help center; always confirm details with your test site on the day.
Last reviewed: 6 October 2026.