Reviewed, exam-style items
A compact set of 12–20 questions spanning biology, chemistry, physics, maths and logic — every question reviewed, every wrong option written to mean something.
The free IMAT diagnostic is a short, focused check across all exam sections. It doesn't hand you a meaningless score — it hands you the reason you're losing points, and what to fix first.
A compact set of 12–20 questions spanning biology, chemistry, physics, maths and logic — every question reviewed, every wrong option written to mean something.
Your mistakes are traced through the prerequisite graph to one to three probable causes — like a maths gap hiding inside chemistry mistakes.
You leave with a concrete, ordered path — fix this, then this — instead of a percentage and a shrug. That path becomes your plan in the app.
Questions come in the IMAT's format and timing — five options, a running clock, and the same scoring logic as the exam, where a wrong answer costs points but a blank one doesn't. Deciding when not to answer is part of what we measure.
You see your result without creating an account or entering anything. The diagnostic is free — full stop.
A twenty-minute sample can find likely causes; it cannot predict your IMAT score. We tell you what it found and how sure it is — nothing more.
The diagnostic runs inside the IMAT Learn app for iPhone — until a web version arrives, that's where you'll take it. Launching ahead of the 2027 preparation season.
On its way — check back here.
Free · No account · Built for IMAT 2027