Use our TEAS math practice test and other resources to prepare for your TEAS exam. Our questions are similar in format to the actual questions you will see on the exam.
We also provide answer explanations to help students better understand why an answer was right or wrong. If you want to practice another section of the exam, visit our free TEAS practice test home.
Free TEAS Math Practice Test
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TEAS Math Exam Overview
TEAS math is 1 of 4 sections you will be tested on when taking the exam. You can expect the following when taking the math section:
- 38 Questions
- 57 Minutes
The TEAS math questions will be split up like this:
- Numbers and Algebra: 18 Questions
- Measurement and Data: 16 Questions
- Unscored Questions: 4 Questions
If you feel comfortable with this portion of the exam, take other TEAS practice tests.
Studying for TEAS Math
Many students struggle with math. Students struggle because they either forget important concepts or just flat out never learned the concepts.
You will want to make sure you know these key concepts:
- Basic Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, and Division
- Working with Negative Numbers
- Decimals
- Rounding Numbers and Estimating
- Exponents, Scientific Notation, and Square Roots
- Fractions
- Least to Greatest
- Order of Operations
- Percentages and Solving Problems
- Ratios and Proportions with Word Problems
- Probability
- Units of Measurement and Conversions
- Algebra
- Data and Graphs
- Word Problems
- Geometric Quantities
- Roman Numerals
Our TEAS test study guide includes all of these concepts and ensures that you grasp them before taking your exam.
TEAS Math FAQs
Yes, students are permitted to use a calculator on the TEAS exam. However, students are not permitted to use their own calculators. A calculator will be provided for students by the testing center or institution.
These calculators will be a simple 4-function calculator. Students should use a similar style calculator when practicing for the exam.
There are 38 total questions on TEAS math. However, 4 of those 38 questions will be unscored. You will not know which questions are unscored.
You will have 57 minutes to complete the math portion of the exam. To keep pace, you will want to spend less than 90 seconds per question.
One of the best ways to study (and easiest) is to take as many practice exams as possible. You will be exposed to different types of questions, which will help you become more comfortable.
Make sure to use the answer explanations at the end of each exam to learn important concepts.
