A little practice. A lot more clarity.

Find your TEAS weak spots.

Answer questions across four subjects to find your weak spots and refine your practice-based estimate. Relevant flashcards are an optional way to review the concepts.

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A student gets 18 of 24 questions right. What percentage is correct?

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75%. Divide 18 by 24 to get 0.75, then multiply by 100.

Example learner · Practice-based estimate

Start broad. Find your focus.

69%–81%Estimated TEAS score

480Questions answered

Keep practicing. Refine your estimate and study priorities.

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Inside Science

Estimated accuracy by topic

Human anatomy & physiology62%–86%

Biology72%–92%

Chemistry49%–65%

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Scientific reasoning62%–86%

How it works

Smart practice starts across the four subjects, then checks more topics and revisits areas that may need work. Fresh answers update your study priorities and practice-based TEAS estimate. You can stop and return whenever you want.

Each dot is a topic. Farther out means a higher percent right. The shading shows the range. Choose a subject to see its topics. New answers can move your ranges up or down.

This made-up learner uses the same math as the app. The counter adds up answers across all subjects. Your range depends on your answers and the topics you try. We haven’t checked these ranges against real TEAS scores yet.

The overall estimate uses an approximate 80% model range based on first answers. Earlier answers still count, so the estimate may take time to reflect new learning. It doesn’t include extra test-day variation or mean an 80% chance of getting that score on the real TEAS.

Find your weak areas.
Answer questions to discover what needs work. Your study picture gets clearer as you practice.
Study what matters.
Optional flashcards help you learn the concepts behind your questions and schedule review. You can also use your own study resources.
Get ready for test day.
Keep checking your progress as you work toward your target score, passing goal or next course exam.

Find your TEAS weak spots.

Try a TEAS practice question

Try a practice question

Find your weak areas.

Study what matters.

Get ready for test day.