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Try it freeTEAS 7 tests whether you can quickly and accurately apply reading comprehension, basic math, and science reasoning under time pressure — exactly the speed-plus-accuracy skill nursing programs use the exam to predict. Cambo reads the exact question and shows the reasoning, so you can see exactly where a wrong answer went wrong instead of just memorizing the right one.
170 questions across four sections (Reading, Mathematics, Science, and English & Language Usage) in 209 minutes; about 150 are scored and 20 are unscored pilot questions.
There's no universal passing score set by ATI — each nursing or allied health program sets its own minimum composite score, commonly in the 60-75% range.
Reading (45 questions), Mathematics (38 questions), Science (50 questions), and English & Language Usage (37 questions).
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ATI itself doesn't cap attempts, but individual nursing programs set their own retake limits and waiting periods — commonly two to three attempts per year, with at least 14 days between attempts.
Most nursing and allied health programs require a TEAS score as part of admission, since it's designed to predict readiness for program coursework — check your specific program's requirement and minimum score.