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Practice for the dMAT free, with full mock tests.

Unlimited original Core practice questions with instant feedback, Academic text practice, and two full-length mock tests that follow the official timing and order. Free with an account.

What the test looks like

Figure Sequences

20 · 25 min

Mathematical Equations

20 · 25 min

Latin Squares

20 · 25 min

Break

30 min

General Academic Module

26 in our mocks · 90 min

English. No calculator and no rough paper, exactly like the real exam. The official Academic Module question count is not published; our mocks use 26.

We built these mocks from the official dMAT preparation guide and did our best to match the real test. The screens on exam day may look a little different.

What you get free

Everything below is free for every signed-in user. No payment step anywhere.

Two full mock tests in the official timing and order

All three Core Module subtests and the General Academic Module, timed exactly like the real exam.

Unlimited Core practice questions

Core practice creates new questions for every run, so those never repeat. Academic practice uses our authored text bank, and we add new texts over time. Every answer gets instant feedback.

Honest scoring

You see exactly what you got right in each section. No invented score, no fake percentile.

The official timing and order

The official dMAT has a Core Module with three subtests and a separate Subject Module. Indian APS applicants take the General Academic Module as that Subject Module. Our mock tests follow this order and timing.

Core Module

75 minutes total

1

Figure Sequences

25 min

2

Mathematical Equations

25 min

3

Latin Squares

25 min

30-minute break

You can skip it

Subject Module

General Academic Module

Four academic texts on reading and reasoning. Our mocks use 26 questions; the official count is not published.

90 minutes

The official test session is listed as 3.5 hours in total. The timed tasks shown above add up to 165 minutes, with a 30-minute break between modules. Format checked 5 August 2026. See the dMAT structure and the official preparation material.

Download both dMAT guides

Free, no sign up. One shows you exactly how to book your seat, the other is what the exam makers publish to help you prepare.

The dMAT is run by g.a.s.t. / TestDaF Institute. Always confirm dates, centres and fees on d-mat.de before you book.

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Practice from MS in Germany, not the official test

Our mock tests use original practice questions. This page does not register you for the official dMAT. For official APS rules, dates, fees, and test-centre registration, use APS India and d-mat.de.

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Frequently asked questions

Is the dMAT mock test free?

Yes. MS in Germany gives every signed-in user two full mock tests with 86 questions each, plus unlimited Core Module practice. There is no payment step.

How many questions are in each dMAT mock test?

Each mock has 86 questions: 20 Figure Sequences, 20 Mathematical Equations, 20 Latin Squares and 26 General Academic Module questions. The official dMAT publishes the Core Module counts, but it does not publish a fixed live question count for the General Academic Module.

Do I need an account to try the dMAT questions?

No account is needed for the two-question practice test. A free account is needed for unlimited Core practice and the two full mock tests so your work can be saved.

Are these official dMAT questions?

No. The questions are original practice material built from the official dMAT task descriptions and preparation guide. The official test is run by g.a.s.t. and the TestDaF Institute.

What sections are in the dMAT?

The Core Module has Figure Sequences, Mathematical Equations and Latin Squares, with 20 questions and 25 minutes for each section. Indian APS applicants then take the 90-minute General Academic Module.

Can I use a calculator or rough paper in the dMAT?

The official preparation material says notes are not allowed during the test. Our mock tests also do not allow a calculator or rough paper, so the practice conditions stay strict.