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TEAS 6 SCALE

I have purchased both ATI TEAS 6 Assessments. I took Assessment B and got around 56% the first time and 68.7% the second time. Honestly I think the Assessment B was easier than the Assessment A, but the first time I took A, I scored better than the first time I took B and got a 59.3%. I have 15 days till my TEAS exam ( that I can not retake) and I am determined to pick up the score, before I take the assessment A again. In the meantime, I have two questions. Based on your opinion, between 1-10 (1 being easier than assessments and 10 being harder than assessments) how would you rate the ATI assessments according to the actual TEAS?

Also, can you please suggest some learning material for the TEAS besides the ATI study guide? I have went through almost every topic to find useful information, but a lot is from TEAS V. I have been reviewing practice test online, I have the Mcgraw Hill Teas book, I use crash course and mometrix, but can't seem to focus and actually learn, which is resulting in my low scores. I also have pocket prep on Android.

I am desperate for answers. If I do not pass this TEAS, I have to wait an entire year before I can take it again.

PLEASE HELP!

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    I have the TEAS app, its called TEAS Mastery. I think he really helps, you can practice where ever you are and the questions are very much like the TEAS exam.

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    I agree ~ the TEAS Mastery app was worth every penny.

    For what it's worth, here are my scores:

    Practice A (4/3): 88.7

    Practice B (4/4): 82.7

    Average of the two: 85.7

    Actual exam (4/7): 92.0

    BUT -- I'm not sure how much you can tell from that ~ because I was studying my butt off, every spare second of every day and night for the past week or so. Using that app constantly, along with Khan videos, and the TEAS Secrets book.

    I would say how you do on the practice tests is a very good indicator of how you will do on the actual exam.

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    Hello,

    I was wondering exactly which app you guys were referring to? I see quite a few apps when I sear TEAS Mastery.

    Thanks in advance!

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    I thought that the actual exam was a bit easier than the practice tests.

    My scores

    Practice a - 83%

    Practice b - 79%

    Actual teas - 87%

    I scored significantly better on math and science on the actual teas, and significantly worse in English and reading on the actual teas than I did on either practice.

    The teas mastery app is the one by Higher Learning Technologies. I attached a pic

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    Thank you. I have the pocket prep, but I have less than a week and a full time job, to pick up the grade on those practice test. I have one more practice test left (test A) so we will see how it goes. I'll buy the app if it is worth it and practice as much as I can. I hope I do well. This is my life!

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