TEAS exam registration, test dates, length and scores
TEAS test registration starts with the school you are applying to: it tells you whether to test on campus, remotely with ATI, or with PSI, and you book every format through the ATI shop. The exam has 170 questions in 209 minutes of testing time, and your scores run from 0.0 to 100%, with each school setting its own requirement.
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How to register for the TEAS exam
ATI TEAS exam registration has three routes: online from home, proctored by ATI or by your school; in person at a school location; or with PSI, where you pay through ATI and then schedule with PSI, in person or remote. Confirm which format your school accepts before you pay; registering for the wrong exam type is not refundable.
For ATI TEAS test registration you need an ATI account, which you also use to see results and send transcripts. Select the school you are applying to in your account so your results match your application. Accommodation requests for at-home testing with ATI are due at least 30 days before your test date.
Source: ATI — TEAS Exam Information (registration). Checked 18 October 2026.
TEAS exam registration costs and changes
The exam fee depends on the format and proctor and is shown at checkout; with ATI or PSI it is $120 plus sales tax, and registration through those two routes includes one official transcript credit. You can reschedule but not cancel. Rescheduling an exam booked on atitesting.com costs $15 and must be done at least 48 hours before the exam. Not all exam types allow rescheduling.
Source: ATI Help — How Much Does the ATI TEAS Exam Cost?. Checked 18 October 2026.
TEAS test schedule and testing dates
ATI does not publish one national calendar of TEAS testing dates. The ATI TEAS test dates you can choose depend on the route: you book a slot in the ATI shop for ATI or school testing, or schedule with PSI after paying through ATI. Schools that test on campus set their own sessions.
So the answer to “what are the ATI TEAS exam dates?” is whatever slots your chosen proctor shows when you book. If you plan to retake, note that ATI’s registration page says you must wait at least 48 hours after an exam before scheduling a retake through ATI, while its FAQ says ATI does not require a waiting period between attempts; your program’s attempt rules apply either way.
Source: ATI — TEAS Exam Information (registration). Checked 18 October 2026.
How long is the TEAS test?
The testing time is 209 minutes, timed by section, plus one 10-minute break after the math section. ATI tells candidates to plan for up to four hours in total.
- Reading: 55 minutes
- Mathematics: 57 minutes
- Break: 10 minutes
- Science: 60 minutes
- English and Language Usage: 37 minutes
Source: ATI Help — TEAS Exam Day Details and Requirements. Checked 18 October 2026.
How many questions are on the TEAS test?
170 questions. 150 are scored and 20 are unscored pretest items that look like all the others, so treat every question as if it counts. Per section: reading 45, mathematics 38, science 50, and English and language usage 37.
Source: ATI — TEAS Exam Details. Checked 18 October 2026.
TEAS scores: score range and what you see
The TEAS score range is 0.0 to 100% for your total score and for each content area. The scores are based on the percentage of questions answered correctly, adjusted for differences between test forms. That makes the TEAS exam score range the same for every form, even though forms differ.
Your score report shows your total score, each content area score, how you compare nationally, your academic preparedness level (Developmental, Basic, Proficient, Advanced or Exemplary) and a list of topics to review. With ATI testing a preliminary score appears right away and becomes final after four business days; with PSI it can take up to 48 hours.
Source: ATI Help — How the ATI TEAS Is Scored. Checked 18 October 2026.
What is the average TEAS score?
ATI shows a national mean and your percentile rank in your score report, but it does not publish an average TEAS score on the public pages we checked. Any teas average score you read elsewhere is not an ATI figure for your test.
What counts in the end is your program’s requirement: ATI does not set a passing score, and each school sets its own. Look up the TEAS score your school asks for before you decide whether to retake.
Source: ATI Help — TEAS Score Report (IPP) and Topics to Review. Checked 18 October 2026.
ATI TEAS exam: questions people ask
How do I register for the TEAS test?
Ask your school which format it accepts, then choose that format on ATI’s registration page and book through the ATI shop. PSI tests are paid through ATI and scheduled with PSI. Source: ATI, checked 18 October 2026.
How long is TEAS exam day in total?
209 minutes of testing time plus a 10-minute break; ATI says to plan for up to four hours. Source: ATI Help, checked 18 October 2026.
How many questions on the TEAS are scored?
150 of the 170 questions; the other 20 are unscored pretest items. Source: ATI, checked 18 October 2026.
What is the TEAS score range?
0.0 to 100% for the total and each content area. Source: ATI Help, checked 18 October 2026.
When do I get my TEAS scores?
With ATI, a preliminary score appears right away and is final after four business days; with PSI, up to 48 hours; with schools, usually right after the exam. Source: ATI Help, checked 18 October 2026.
Can I cancel or reschedule my TEAS test date?
You can reschedule but not cancel. On atitesting.com rescheduling costs $15 and must be at least 48 hours before the exam. Source: ATI, checked 18 October 2026.
