dMAT practice and mock tests for the 2026 India cycle. Prepare calmly and on your own terms, with realistic timed mocks and question-wise drills across the dMAT's three Core subtests and the General Academic Subject module. No pressure, no hype — just clear practice.
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Sample practice question — not an official dMAT question.
An integrated degree, an APS already filed, an earlier intake — the rules have edge cases. Four questions settle it, and if the exam does apply, two more tell you where you stand with the time you have left. No account needed.
30 timed questions with a free account. See exactly where a real sitting stands.
Per-topic accuracy and written explanations for every question, right away.
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The dMAT's Core module measures general study aptitude through three subtests of cognitive skills. Alongside it, a General Academic Subject module tests applied reasoning. Every mock here draws proportionally across the subtests.
Spot the rule, continue the pattern.
Algebra and reasoning under time.
Constraint logic across a grid.
Practise at the real pace so exam-day timing never surprises you.
Learn the reasoning behind each answer, not just whether you got it right.
Drill each of the three subtests on its own to target your weak spots.
Saved history and per-topic accuracy show your trend over time.
Works in any browser, on phone or laptop — no install, nothing to download.
Original practice questions and source-linked facts — no hype, no false urgency.
Official test — for context only
The official certificate reports a percentile rank — the share of participants who scored at or below you — and a dMAT score from 0 to 200, where 100 is the average. The two add up to a total score. Both are standardised across all test centres and dates, universities decide individually how to use them, and the certificate is valid indefinitely.
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