Free ATI TEAS Practice Test and TEAS 7 Exam Questions

Yes. The five mixed tests and eight subject-wise tests listed on this page are free. You can start them without creating an account.

There are 13 free tests on this page: five mixed practice sets and eight subject-wise tests covering Science, Reading, Mathematics, and English and Language Usage.

Each mixed test contains 50 questions and uses a 61-minute timer. The set includes 15 Science questions, 13 Reading questions, 11 Math questions, and 11 English and Language Usage questions.

The mixed sets may include multiple choice, select all that apply, fill in the blank, ordered response, and hot spot questions.

Your score appears immediately. You can review every question, compare your answer with the correct answer, read the explanation, see section-wise performance, and download a PDF review.

Each subject-wise test contains 30 questions focused on one TEAS section. It includes a section-specific timer, instant scoring, per-question review, explanations, topic-wise performance, and a downloadable PDF.

Science uses a 36-minute timer, Reading uses 37 minutes, Mathematics uses 45 minutes, and English and Language Usage uses 30 minutes.

No. The free mixed and subject-wise tests can be started without login or signup.

Yes. The free tests provide a downloadable PDF review with your score, answer review, correct answers, explanations, and performance summary.

Yes. Mixed tests show performance by TEAS section, while subject-wise tests break performance down by the content areas within that section.

Yes. After submission, you can review each question with your answer, the correct answer, and an explanation.

They are designed around ATI TEAS 7-style timing, section balance, pacing, and response formats. The full-length simulation also follows a four-section exam flow. These are independent practice tests and do not contain official or proprietary ATI questions.

Students receive more than a final percentage. The free tests include realistic timers, several question formats, per-question explanations, section or topic-level analysis, and a downloadable PDF. No login is required for the free tests. The full-length tests add a 170-question structure, separate section timers, saved progress, review tools, emailed results, and detailed PDF reporting.

The full-length tests combine all four sections in a 170-question simulation. They include 150 scored and 20 unidentified unscored questions, separate section timers, server-controlled timing, automatic saving, locked completed sections, a question navigator, Mark for Review, a Math calculator, and an optional break after Mathematics.

Yes. The report shows the overall practice percentage, correct, wrong, and unanswered totals, the number of scored questions, and separate performance for Reading, Mathematics, Science, and English and Language Usage.

Yes. After successful submission, the result is sent to the email address associated with the student account.

Yes. The full-length test includes a downloadable PDF result that can be kept for later review and compared with results from other attempts.

Use a full-length test after you have reviewed the main content areas and completed shorter mixed or subject-wise practice. It is most useful when you are ready to test pacing, concentration, section transitions, and endurance in one sitting.

Start with a mixed test when you want a broad readiness check. Choose a subject-wise test first when you already know that one section needs focused work.

Take a test, review every wrong or unanswered question, open the matching study guide or quick-reference sheet, and then use a different test to check whether your accuracy and pacing improved.