Every IMAT topic, connected.

IMAT Learn doesn't store the syllabus as a list. It stores it as a net — every concept linked to what it needs and what it unlocks. That net is what decides what you should study next.

How it's built

From the official syllabus to a living net.

Start from the official syllabus

Every topic traces back to the official IMAT syllabus — nothing added for filler, nothing skipped for convenience.

Break it into atomic concepts

Each topic is split into concepts small enough to learn in minutes and precise enough to test — 2,241 of them across six subjects.

Connect what depends on what

Prerequisite links join concepts within and across subjects. That's how a chemistry mistake can point to a maths gap — and how your plan knows it.

The knowledge net

Six subjects. One connected map.

Every dot is a real syllabus topic — hover to see it, click to open its concepts.

Biology

39 topics · 759 concepts

The largest net — from cell biology to physiology, every system linked to the chemistry underneath it.

Chemistry

30 topics · 479 concepts

General and organic chemistry, including the calculation chains that quietly depend on maths.

Physics

22 topics · 365 concepts

From mechanics to circuits — formula-driven, and wired into the maths that powers it.

Maths

21 topics · 362 concepts

The foundation net: the algebra, functions and logarithms the other subjects rest on.

Reading

7 topics · 175 concepts

Comprehension and general knowledge — trained like a skill, not memorised.

Logic

7 topics · 101 concepts

Patterns, deduction and problem solving, practised on exam-style puzzles.

Mito, the IMAT Learn assistant Let's break it down.
Meet Mito

Stuck? Mito explains it — as simply as possible.

Mito is the AI assistant inside IMAT Learn. Ask him about any task and he breaks it down step by step, in plain language — why the right answer is right, why the tempting one isn't, and what to look at next. No lecture, no jargon, no judgement.

What you can rely on

Built carefully. Corrected openly.

Official sources first

Exam facts — dates, rules, scoring — come from MUR, CINECA and Universitaly, and get updated when the official information changes.

Mistakes get fixed

Found an error in a question or explanation? Write to hello@imatlearn.com — confirmed corrections are fixed at the source, for everyone.

Private by design

The learning loop runs on your device. Your answers and progress stay yours — not raw material for someone else's analytics.

See your own net light up.

The free diagnostic finds where your net is weakest — and what to strengthen first.

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