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Key Facts: ILTS Exam
150
Multiple-Choice Questions
ILTS Field 305 test page
4 hours
Time Limit
ILTS Field 305 test page
240
Scaled Passing Score
ILTS Field 305 test page
$110
Current Test Fee
ILTS fee table / voucher schedule
26% + 26%
Largest Domain Weights
ILTS 305 framework
2025-2026
Illinois Redesign Window
ISBE educator testing updates
Summer 2026
IEIN Registration Change
Pearson educator identification notice
For 2026 planning, the current ILTS Elementary Education (Grades 1-6) Field 305 test page lists 150 multiple-choice questions, a 4-hour time limit, a 240 scaled passing score, and a $110 test fee. The official framework weights Language Arts and Literacy 26%, Mathematics 26%, Science 13%, Social Science 13%, Fine Arts/Physical Development/Health 9%, and Professional Learning and Leadership 13%, which is how this 200-question bank is balanced.
About the ILTS Exam
ILTS is the Illinois teacher-licensure testing program. This practice bank is aligned to the current Elementary Education (Grades 1-6) Field 305 framework, a year-round Illinois content test that emphasizes literacy, mathematics, science, social science, fine arts/health, and professional learning decisions for elementary classrooms.
Questions
150 scored questions
Time Limit
4 hours
Passing Score
240 (scaled)
Exam Fee
$110 (Illinois State Board of Education / Pearson Evaluation Systems)
ILTS Exam Content Outline
Language Arts and Literacy
Reading foundations, comprehension, writing, language conventions, oral communication, and media literacy for elementary instruction.
Mathematics
Number sense, operations, algebraic reasoning, geometry, measurement, data, and math pedagogy for grades 1-6.
Science
Scientific inquiry, engineering thinking, life science, and physical/earth/space science concepts taught at the elementary level.
Social Science
History, civics, geography, economics, culture, inquiry with sources, and social-science instruction.
Fine Arts, Physical Development, and Health
Arts integration, movement, fitness, health literacy, safety, and wellness learning in elementary settings.
Professional Learning and Leadership
Child development, assessment, differentiation, inclusive practice, collaboration, legal/ethical duties, and reflective teaching.
How to Pass the ILTS Exam
What You Need to Know
- Passing score: 240 (scaled)
- Exam length: 150 questions
- Time limit: 4 hours
- Exam fee: $110
Keys to Passing
- Complete 500+ practice questions
- Score 80%+ consistently before scheduling
- Focus on highest-weighted sections
- Use our AI tutor for tough concepts
ILTS Study Tips from Top Performers
Frequently Asked Questions
Which ILTS exam does this practice bank match?
This question bank is anchored to the current ILTS Elementary Education (Grades 1-6) content test, Field 305. ILTS is a broader Illinois testing system with multiple test titles, but the official 305 framework provides a clear six-domain blueprint that fits a general elementary teacher-prep route.
How many questions are on the ILTS Elementary Education 305 test?
The official test page lists 150 multiple-choice questions with a 4-hour time limit. Tests are delivered year-round by appointment through Pearson Evaluation Systems.
What passing score do I need for ILTS?
The current passing score shown for Field 305 is 240 on the ILTS scaled-score system. Because Illinois licenses by endorsement area, always confirm the exact current testing requirement for your pathway with ISBE before you schedule.
How much does ILTS cost in 2026?
The current ILTS fee table shows most content-area tests, including Field 305, at $110. ILTS also announced on January 28, 2025 that examinees with two unsuccessful attempts may be eligible to retake the same test at no cost, so check the latest registration rules if you are retesting.
What Illinois testing changes matter in 2026?
ISBE guidance states that applications received on or after January 1, 2026 follow updated Illinois content-test reciprocity rules for out-of-state applicants. Pearson also states that starting in summer 2026, candidates will use their IEIN instead of a Social Security number to register, and ISBE is continuing a phased redesign of teacher content tests through 2025-2026.
How should I study for ILTS effectively?
Study by blueprint weight, not by personal preference. Start with literacy and mathematics because they make up 52% of the official framework, then work science/social science, and finish with arts/health plus professional practice scenarios so your timed sets feel like the real distribution.