950
Core Module
Figure Sequences
Find the next two matrices
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- Building up
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dMAT practice,
built on the official format.
Every task follows the rules g.a.s.t. publishes for the dMAT. The questions are written and generated by Setu — never leaked or "remembered" exam questions, which would break the test rules.
Your training
950
Core Module
Mathematical Equations
Solve the system in your head
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- Building up
- Accuracy
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950
Core Module
Latin Squares
Which letter replaces the ?
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- Building up
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950
Subject Module
General Academic Module
Read a text, answer single-choice questions
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- Building up
- Accuracy
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- Answered
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The official format
| Module | Task type | In the exam |
|---|---|---|
| Core Module | Figure Sequences | 20 tasks in 25 min |
| Core Module | Mathematical Equations | 20 tasks in 25 min |
| Core Module | Latin Squares | 20 tasks in 25 min |
| Subject Module | General Academic Module | 90 min for the whole module |
- Each module takes 90 minutes, with a 30-minute break between them. Applicants in the APS procedure take the General Academic Module.
- No notes, notepaper, calculators, rulers, phones or smartwatches. Arriving late means you are not admitted.
- The test checks skills and transfer, not memorised facts. g.a.s.t. offers a demo version in its participant portal.
How we make the questions — and what we can't promise
- Core tasks are generated by code that applies the published rules, so every answer is right by construction. Every task is checked by a solver before you see it: equations have exactly one solution, and the "?" in a Latin square is forced by logic.
- The Subject Module texts are our own (15 topics so far), with numbers that change every time and answers calculated in code.
- Difficulty adapts to you: your rating for each task type goes up and down with your answers, and the next task is chosen so you succeed about 70% of the time.
- The dMAT is new and its first exam took place on 26 September 2026, so there is no history of real questions to "predict" — anyone who claims to know the upcoming questions is not being honest. We watch the official dMAT pages and preparation materials and update the practice when g.a.s.t. changes the format.
- Practice scores are not official dMAT scores.