The ATI TEAS® Online Practice Tests A and B are full-length practice exams from the makers of the TEAS. Each has 150 questions with rationales, uses the same question types, built-in calculator, and flag-for-review feature as the real exam, and gives you a score report with the topics you need to review. You can take each test twice — four attempts in all.
Where to find them: sign in at www.atitesting.com/login, click MY ATI, then the Assessments tab, and click Begin on ATI TEAS VII Online Practice A or B. Step-by-step access instructions
A simple plan for four attempts
- Attempt 1 — Practice Test A as a diagnostic. Take it early, before you start studying, and treat it like the real thing: timed, no notes, no looking up answers. Your score report becomes your baseline and shows which content areas need the most work.
- Study your weakest areas first. Use the Topics to Review list on your score report to target your study. The ATI TEAS Study Guide and SmartPrep are organized by the same content areas.
- Attempt 2 — Practice Test B to check progress. A different set of 150 questions shows whether your studying is working, without repeating questions you’ve already seen.
- Review every missed question. After each attempt, read the rationale for every question you got wrong — and for any you guessed. Understanding why an answer is right is what carries over to the real exam.
- Final attempts — full dress rehearsal. Save your second attempt at each test for the last week or two. Sit in a quiet room, use a timer, and take the whole test in one sitting to build stamina and pacing.
Tips from ATI
- Know the structure. The TEAS has four sections — reading, math, science, and English and language usage — each timed separately with its own number of questions. Sections and timing · Content areas
- Practice with the calculator. The practice tests use the same on-screen calculator as the real exam; personal calculators aren’t allowed on test day, so get comfortable with it now.
- Don’t burn attempts. Each test can only be taken twice, and a retake shows the same questions. Space your attempts out so each one tells you something new.
- Keep it consistent. A little review every day beats cramming, and regular practice with the question formats reduces test-day anxiety. For extra practice between attempts, the Official ATI TEAS Prep App has more than 2,300 questions.
- Take care of yourself. Sleep, food, and movement affect your score more than one more hour of cramming.
Frequently asked questions
Are Practice Tests A and B the same as the ones in the TEAS packages?
Yes — they’re the same tests whether you buy them alone or in the Comprehensive, Basic, or Practice Test Package. More
What’s the difference between A and B?
Different questions, same blueprint and format. Practice Test A vs. B
I see cards without “VII” in the name. Which do I take?
The cards labeled ATI TEAS VII Online Practice A and B are the current tests. Cards named “ATI TEAS Online Practice A/B” without “VII” are older tests from an earlier purchase.
Is there a free practice test?
Yes — a shorter sample test you can add to your account at no cost. How to get the free practice test
What about the practice test in the Study Guide?
That’s a separate, third full-length test included with the Study Guide (printed in the book, or online in the eBook’s Modules). Where to find it
Looking for a different product? See How to access your ATI TEAS Prep for where every product lives in your ATI account.