Free ATI TEAS 6 Practice Test
Did you just find out you have to pass the ATI TEAS 6© to get into your nursing program? If so, you’ve come to the right place. We have helped thousands of people prepare for the TEAS test and are so glad you are here!
Below, you will find links to sample tests for each one of the four subject areas.
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Click a TEAS subject area below to begin practicing.
- ATI TEAS 6 READING PRACTICE TEST
- ATI TEAS 6 MATH PRACTICE TEST
- ATI TEAS 6 SCIENCE PRACTICE TEST
- ATI TEAS 6 ENGLISH PRACTICE TEST
Things to Know about Your ATI TEAS 6 Exam
What is the TEAS Test?
The ATI TEAS VI is the most commonly used nursing school entrance exam.
What subjects are on the TEAS test?
The ATI TEAS VI consists of 4 separate test areas. Those test areas include reading, math, science, and English language & usage.
How many questions are in each section?
Here is a breakdown of the number of questions you will face on each section of the TEAS test:
- Reading (53 questions, 64 minutes)
- Math (36 questions, 54 minutes)
- Science (53 questions, 63 minutes)
- English Language & Usage (28 questions, 28 minutes)
Is it multiple choice?
The TEAS test is multiple choice.
How much does the TEAS test cost?
The cost to sit for the exam varies depending on your testing location. However, it is generally under $100.
Where do I take the test?
The program’s admissions counselor will work with you to schedule your exam at a Prometric testing center near you or at the school, itself. You will take the exam on a computer and it will be proctored (someone will be there to watch you take it).
What is the passing score?
Each individual program sets its own passing scores. However, most programs require at least a 70% – 80% on each test section.
In some cases, schools simply take the top scores from each application class.
What happens if I don’t pass my exam?
Each school has its own retake policy. However, many schools allow you to retake the test after a 45-day waiting period.
How to prepare for your upcoming TEAS test
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- 5 Full-length ATI TEAS VI practice tests for all 4 subject areas that look just like the exam you will take.
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I did the practice tests already.. but I’m not sure where the “over 2,280 TEAS practice questions” that they advertise are??
Did this help y’all do good on the TEAS exam?
Was the TEAS 6 material replaced with TEAS 7? Every time I click on “ATI TEAS 6 PRACTICE TEST” it takes me to the TEAS 7.
Where’re the TEAS 7 study material
FACTS! SO SAD.
Thank you
I 100% agree!!!!
so true, an the teas is very challenging.
When was the TEAS exam required for entrance to nursing school? Does it cause a lot of potential nurses to be ineligible? If a student has already passed statistics,English Comp, Intro to Psych, and Anatomy & Physiology 1 with a B, why put up another obstacle to nursing school? It seems like another unnecessary standardized test.
agree
Me too, I agree- I thought the country was short on nurses
I agree, Im a LPN taking the teas this weekend. I need focus on my other classes to get into the program but I cant because i need to take this test. I’m frustrated because I passed the NCLEX, but I feel like I wont pass this because of reading/english.
Agree! I’m a sophomore in college applying to a nursing school with all these classes and more complete and in progress, this is very unnecessary and wasteful in terms of time and money.
TEAS testing should only be for those who haven’t been in school for a certain time period or haven’t completed any upper level classes (pre-nursing wise).
You are sooooo right I don’t understand that neither it’s just way too much,
I agree. Smh
exacactly!