TEAS score calculator
Enter how many scored questions you got right in each of the four TEAS sections. You get an estimated total percentage and the ATI level it falls in.
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Calculate your TEAS score
- Estimated total
- 65.3%
- ATI level
- Proficient
- About 59% to 79%
- Proficient level (58.7%+)Meets
- A common program minimum (65%+)Meets
- Advanced level (80%+)14.7 pts short
- Exemplary level (92%+)26.7 pts short
Rough estimate: your share of the 150 scored questions. ATI weights questions and does not publish how, so your reported percentage can differ by several points, and every program sets its own minimum. Take the timed practice test
How this estimate works
The ATI TEAS 7 has 150 scored questions: 39 in Reading, 34 in Math, 44 in Science and 33 in English and Language Usage. The calculator adds your correct answers and divides by 150. ATI also weights questions and does not publish the weights, so your reported percentage can differ by several points. Use it for planning, not as an official result.
ATI groups total scores into levels: Developmental (below about 41%), Basic (to about 58%), Proficient (about 59% to 79%), Advanced (80% to 91%) and Exemplary (92% and above).
What to do with the result
Compare it with your programs' minimums, and read what is a good TEAS score for how levels and cut-offs work. If you are short, find your weakest section with the free TEAS practice test and follow how to pass the TEAS.
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LifeScore is not affiliated with Assessment Technologies Institute (ATI). ATI and TEAS are trademarks of ATI. Our practice tests cover the four TEAS subjects with original questions and are not the official test. Reviewed October 2026 by the LifeScore Editorial Team.