Free tool · IMAT 2026
Your answers.
Your IMAT score.
One scoring formula for everyone. See your points, then understand what they mean for your ranking category.
How did you do?
60 questions. Every answer counts.
Unanswered 600 points each
Your category depends on citizenship and residence status. Confirm it with your university; citizenship alone may not settle it.
Your score
/ 90
0 × 1.5 − 0 × 0.4 = 0 points
EU / EU-equivalent: at least 20 points are needed to enter the national ranking.
The threshold is not an admission cut-off. A place depends on your ranking, available seats and applicable preferences.
What would it take to reach your goal?
Keep your wrong answers unchanged. Turn unanswered questions into correct ones.
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Try the real 2026 paper. Review every answer with Mito.
Is the IMAT score different for EU and non-EU candidates?
No. The raw score uses the same formula: 1.5 points per correct answer, −0.4 per wrong answer and 0 per unanswered question. Across 60 questions, scores range from −24 to 90.
For 2026, EU and EU-equivalent candidates need at least 20 points for the national ranking. Non-EU candidates residing abroad need more than 0 points for their university ranking. Neither minimum guarantees admission. Tie-break rules also affect ranking order.
Source: University of Pavia’s official 2026/27 admission call, section 8 (PDF). Checked 4 October 2026. This tool estimates points; your official result and applicant category are determined by the admissions process.
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