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ATI TEAS Version 7 has 170 items (150 scored) in 209 minutes across Reading, Mathematics, Science, and English & Language Usage. Use ATI's content outline to focus your four-section review, and turn each practice result into a useful next step.
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150 scored items and 20 unscored pretest items.
Timing is divided across four separately timed sections.
Reading, Mathematics, Science, and English & Language Usage.
What you’ll practice
Scan the official ATI TEAS content areas and keep each study session connected to the wider exam.
Content-area names follow the official ATI TEAS Version 7 content outline.
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Use ATI’s TEAS 7 blueprint to decide what to study: scored items per section, the skills each section tests, and a six-week plan you can adjust to your baseline.
Read the guideSee the current ATI TEAS Version 7 sections, item counts, time limits, scored-content allocation, and question formats.
Read the guideTEAS at ATI and TEAS at PSI currently list at $120 plus sales tax. A school-priced exam can be higher, similar, lower, or folded into another charge. Missed exams are not refunded.
Read the guideATI does not set one universal TEAS admissions cut score. Learn how to find the score and attempt policy required by each nursing program.
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