Reviewed practice engine • IMAT 2026 aligned

Practice, score, review — in one place.

The current launch bank contains 75 reviewed original questions mapped to the 2026 IMAT syllabus. Use focused drills, mixed practice and the Starter Pack while the larger mock bank is expanded and calibrated.

25 Biology18 Chemistry16 Physics & Mathematics8 Logic & Problem Solving8 Reading & General Knowledge
✓ Correct: +1.5✕ Wrong: −0.4○ Blank: 0Official scoring: +1.5 / −0.4 / 0
IMAT content standard

Original practice, but never random practice.

Every question is checked against the current official IMAT syllabus first, then written in a current CINECA-oriented style: clear wording, five options, one defensible best answer, and explanations that stay at exam-preparation level rather than drifting into unnecessary medical-school detail.

Official syllabus mapped5 options • 1 best answerCurrent-paper styleTrap + explanation reviewedPast-paper items labelled separately
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Choose your set

Quick 10, Starter 20, subject drills, topic drills or mixed 20.

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Pick A–E and lock it

Lock your answer before feedback so the explanation tests your reasoning rather than your memory.

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Learn the why

See the correct answer, explanation, common trap and fast IMAT rule.

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Get an IMAT score

Correct +1.5, wrong −0.4, blank 0, with a section-by-section review.

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What you see when the set ends

The result page is generated from the answers you actually gave. Nothing below is manually scored.

Total IMAT scoreautomatic
Correct / wrong / blankautomatic
Section breakdownautomatic
Questions to reviewautomatic

The important part: review, not just score.

The engine keeps the explanation, trap and shortcut attached to every question. That means when a student gets something wrong, the site can immediately tell them what concept to revisit and why the distractor was tempting.

Later, student accounts can save this history across devices without changing the question format or scoring system.