Frequently Asked Questions

The ATI TEAS test has a total duration of 209 minutes (3 hours and 29 minutes). The exam is divided into four timed sections, and you can take an optional 10-minute break after the math section. Total time: 209 minutesOptional break: A 10-minute break can be taken after the math section. Section timing: Each of the four sections (Reading, Math, Science, and English and Language Usage) is timed separately, and you cannot move on until you've completed a section.

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The term “composite score” is used for your main TEAS exam score. Your composite score will represent your overall performance in the four segments of the test (Reading, Mathematics, Science, and English/Language usage). Different nursing schools have different admission criteria as far as the TEAS score is concerned. However, if you have a composite score between 60 and 70%, you will find yourself eligible for admission at most nursing schools in the country. If you hire us to take the test on your behalf, we can promise that you will be getting that score without spending a single minute studying.

Yes, a four-function calculator is available for the TEAS test, either as a built-in on-screen tool for online exams or as a provided physical calculator for paper-pencil versions. You are not allowed to use your own personal calculator. It is recommended to practice with the built-in version if possible to familiarize yourself with its use before the test.

You can take the ATI TEAS Exam through one of three venues: TEAS – at an institution either on-campus or online using remote proctoring. TEAS at ATI – an online exam using ATI Remote Proctors.

We can help you pass the proctored ATI TEAS exam if you are registered to take it online using remote proctoring.

If you miss your TEAS exam without a valid, pre-approved reason, you will lose your registration fee and be required to pay and re-register for a new exam. There are no refunds for no-shows, and depending on the testing location's policy, you may not be able to test on the same day even if you arrive late. It is crucial to follow your institution's specific rules and contact ATI Testing for policies on rescheduling or emergency situations.

The ATI TEAS test is a 209-minute exam with 170 questions divided into four timed sections: Reading, Math, Science, and English and Language Usage. The questions are a mix of multiple-choice and alternate-format questions, including 150 scored questions and 20 unscored pretest questions. You cannot go back to a previous section once it is completed, and a four-function calculator is provided for the math section.

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The TEAS test is considered a hard test to pass. The test comprises of 170 multiple choice questions designed to test the basic academic skills. If you have been in the workforce and out of school for sometime you might find it difficult or even overwhelming. We guarantee a pass or your money back. Our expert tutors have helped hundreds of aspiring nurses get in to the program of their choice.

Your TEAS score is typically valid for two years, but individual schools have their own policies and may require scores from a more recent test. It is crucial to check the specific admissions requirements with each program you are applying to, as they may have stricter timeframes, such as one year or less, especially after a new test version is released.

The TEAS exam includes multiple-choice questions along with other question types like multiple-select (select all that apply), supply answer (fill-in-the-blank), ordering, and hot spot (click on an image) questions. These questions are designed to test your knowledge in four main subject areas: Reading, Math, Science, and English and Language Usage.