THE RESULTS DESK · IMAT 2026
IMAT 2026 Results – Anonymous Scores & Analysis
Explore the reported EU and non-EU scores, understand the sources, and follow the official updates.
An EU + non-EU statistical summary is available below, alongside a separate extracted PDF analysis. Both remain preliminary: underlying records, classifications and completeness have not been independently verified.
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EU + NON-EU · REPORTED FIGURES
A wider view of the scores.
These figures come from a supplied statistical summary. Mito has not checked its underlying candidate records or group classifications. This is not an official admission ranking: the MUR calendar schedules ranking publication for 26 October.
- Reported entries
- 18,368 EU + non-EU in the summary
- Reported average
- 49.3 As stated in the report
- Reported median
- 51.2 As stated in the report
- Highest reported
- 90/ 90 5 reported: 3 EU · 2 non-EU
Scores across nine bands
EUNon-EU
| Score band | Reported entries |
|---|---|
| -24 to <0 | 660.36% of total EU 17Non-EU 49 |
| 0 to <20 | 9705.28% of total EU 429Non-EU 541 |
| 20 to <30 | 1,4327.8% of total EU 738Non-EU 694 |
| 30 to <40 | 2,47413.47% of total EU 1,298Non-EU 1,176 |
| 40 to <50 | 3,70920.19% of total EU 1,955Non-EU 1,754 |
| 50 to <60 | 4,49824.49% of total EU 2,171Non-EU 2,327 |
| 60 to <70 | 3,54419.29% of total EU 1,464Non-EU 2,080 |
| 70 to <80 | 1,4988.16% of total EU 558Non-EU 940 |
| 80–90 | 1770.96% of total EU 78Non-EU 99 |
The two reported groups
| Measure | EU | Non-EU |
|---|---|---|
| Entries | 8,708 | 9,660 |
| Average | 48.2 | 50.3 |
| Median | 49.5 | 52.9 |
| Scored 90 | 3 | 2 |
A group’s average or median is not a university admission cut-off.
At the higher scores
| Score | All | EU | Non-EU |
|---|---|---|---|
| 70+ | 1,675 | 636 | 1,039 |
| 75+ | 682 | 269 | 413 |
| 80+ | 177 | 78 | 99 |
| 85+ | 28 | 12 | 16 |
| 90 | 5 | 3 | 2 |
Source: Supplied EU/non-EU statistical summary (11 pages). Reviewed · Europe/Rome. Original records and completeness have not been independently verified.
How to read this summary
Counts, averages, medians and group labels above are reported values from a secondary document. They were not recalculated from a combined candidate-level dataset. Mito calculated the score-band shares and drew these charts from the reported counts.
Reported averages are rounded. This overview cannot support an exact score-to-rank lookup, individual ties, admission probabilities or university cut-offs. The separate PDF analysis below uses a different source and does not establish that source’s EU / non-EU classification.
- Only summary statistics were supplied for the EU group. Its individual results, the combined averages and the combined median cannot be independently recomputed from this document.
- EU and non-EU labels follow the supplied summary. Its original data source, category classification and national completeness have not been independently verified.
- Means and medians retain the precision reported in the summary. Mito calculates the displayed percentages from its reported counts.
- The five reported scores of 90 are retained without adjustment: three labelled EU and two labelled non-EU. They are not independently confirmed, and no correction is assumed.
- This is a preliminary score overview, not an official admission ranking.
Summary file SHA-256: f6d87d82490ff7bf9b0efc43ddb26623d08707ebfbc1bfe69ae81c6b82930bd2
Explore the separately extracted PDF9,660 entries · exact score comparison · group scope unconfirmed
SEPARATELY EXTRACTED SOURCE
The 9,660-entry PDF, analysed.
This is a separately extracted list. Its original publication, completeness and EU / non-EU classification remain unconfirmed. A matching entry count in another report does not establish the group. These figures describe this PDF only, not the combined summary above or an admission ranking.
- Scored entries in this list
- 9,660 Not a verified national total
- Average score
- 50.27 Mean of all included scores
- Median score
- 52.9 The middle of the list
- Highest score
- 90/ 90 Highest in this dataset
Compare with this extracted list
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This is a comparison with the listed scores, not an official rank or an admission prediction.
How the scores are spread
Score distribution| Score band | Entries | Share |
|---|---|---|
| -24 to <0 | 49 | 0.51% |
| 0 to <10 | 170 | 1.76% |
| 10 to <20 | 371 | 3.84% |
| 20 to <30 | 694 | 7.18% |
| 30 to <40 | 1,176 | 12.17% |
| 40 to <50 | 1,754 | 18.16% |
| 50 to <60 | 2,327 | 24.09% |
| 60 to <70 | 2,080 | 21.53% |
| 70 to <80 | 940 | 9.73% |
| 80–90 | 99 | 1.02% |
The top 10 score values
Ties included| Score | Entries at this score |
|---|---|
| 90 | 2 tied entries |
| 88.1 | 4 tied entries |
| 87 | 1 entry |
| 86.6 | 3 tied entries |
| 86.2 | 1 entry |
| 85.1 | 5 tied entries |
| 84.7 | 7 tied entries |
| 84.3 | 5 tied entries |
| 83.6 | 3 tied entries |
| 83.2 | 2 tied entries |
Explore percentile scores in this list
These are score thresholds at selected positions in the ordered dataset. They use interpolation and may fall between two recorded scores.
| Percentile | Score |
|---|---|
| 10th | 26.2 |
| 25th | 39.7 |
| 50th | 52.9 |
| 75th | 63.1 |
| 90th | 70.4 |
| 95th | 74.5 |
| 99th | 80.2 |
Percentiles do not establish admission cut-offs. A comparison with an individual score above counts strictly lower scores and shows ties separately.
Source: MU.pdf (206 pages). Extraction checked · Europe/Rome. Original publication and coverage remain unverified.
Sources, scope and calculation method
Scope: Scored entries extracted from the supplied MU.pdf. EU/non-EU grouping and completeness across all IMAT 2026 candidates have not been independently verified.
Source status: Supplied to Mito; original publication not independently verified. Coverage: unverified.
9,658 distinct candidate codes and 2 entries marked identity pending are included. No candidate codes are displayed on this page.
- This is an independent analysis of a reader-supplied file. Its original official download and national population coverage remain unverified.
- All 9,660 scored entries are included: 9,658 unique candidate codes and two asterisk-marked entries awaiting verification of personal details (57.6 and 68.8 points).
- Two independent extraction methods agree on every candidate-code/score pair and the full score distribution. All five component scores sum to their stated total.
- Thirteen identical rows duplicated by PDF page-break clipping were counted once; fourteen split rows were reconstructed. No distinct scored entry was discarded.
- Only aggregate score counts are published. Candidate codes and the source PDF are not shared here.
Source file SHA-256: d15149d573384eb3b14bf4b416e73c680eb0fbcec25516ef892ffea3e6a9df96
Mito checks extracted scores, score ranges and duplicate records before calculating these statistics. The mean is the sum of included scores divided by their count. The median is the middle score, or the mean of the two middle scores. Percentile thresholds use linear interpolation between ordered scores.
The distribution includes each scored entry once. The highest-score table lists distinct scores with their tie counts. The personal comparison counts strictly lower scores, equal scores and higher scores separately; it does not use ties to imply a more precise rank.
These figures describe the stated list. They do not establish national participation, applicant category, university-specific cut-offs or admission probabilities. The official ranking and the relevant university’s notices remain the basis for admission decisions.
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SOURCE CHECKS, NOT RUMOURS
Latest updates
Times below show when Mito checked or analysed a source, in Europe/Rome. They are not the Ministry’s publication timestamps.
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EU and non-EU summary added
A supplied statistical summary reports 18,368 results: 8,708 labelled EU and 9,660 labelled non-EU. The overview shows its reported figures separately from Mito’s earlier extraction of MU.pdf. The EU individual results and official coverage remain unverified.
Source file supplied to Mito; original publication not verified. -
Preliminary analysis of the supplied PDF
Mito analysed 9,660 scored entries in MU.pdf (206 pages). EU/non-EU scope, national completeness and the original official download have not been independently verified.
Source file supplied to Mito; original publication not verified. -
Publication-day source check
Mito checked the public MUR calendar at 10:14 Europe/Rome. It lists 8 October for anonymous results, but did not yet link an anonymous score dataset at this check. The separate Universitaly check at 09:39 returned a browser verification challenge. At that time, no 2026 score statistics had been published on this page.
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MUR results calendar verified
The Ministry's calendar schedules anonymous results for 8 October, personal results in the reserved Universitaly area for 19 October and ranking publication for 26 October 2026. These are scheduled dates; a date alone does not confirm publication.
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UNDERSTANDING THE RELEASE
What are the anonymous IMAT results?
Anonymous results publish candidates’ exam scores without their names. They let you compare scores within the published group, before the admission process determines who receives a place.
Official IMAT candidate portal · sign-in required ↗What they can tell you
The range of scores, how scores are distributed, and where a score sits within that dataset — once its coverage has been checked.
What they cannot tell you yet
A confirmed place, your university-specific admission cut-off, or your admission probability. Applicant category, preferences and ranking rounds still matter.
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THE OFFICIAL CALENDAR
Three releases. Different answers.
Anonymous results
Scheduled publication of candidate scores without names.
Scheduled by MURPersonal results
Scheduled release in the reserved area of Universitaly.
Scheduled by MURRanking publication
The ranking publication date listed in the MUR calendar.
Scheduled by MUR
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When are IMAT 2026 results released?
The MUR calendar schedules anonymous results for 8 October 2026, individual results for 19 October and ranking publication for 26 October. Use the official candidate portal to access the results. Any analysis of a supplied PDF on this page is marked separately from independently verified official publication.
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What the results can tell you →How are IMAT scores calculated?
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