1. Figure Sequences
Choose the two matrices that continue the sequence.
Follow how the shapes change, then select one candidate for each missing matrix.
?Missing matrix 1
?Missing matrix 2
Exam format
dMAT exam format and Core Module
The dMAT is taken digitally and has a Core Module followed by a second 90-minute module. For the current APS route in India, that second part is the General Academic Module.
The exam at a glance
Allow about three and a half hours at the test centre, including the break between the two modules.
Part 1
Core Module
60 questions · approximately 90 minutes including instructions
- 1. Figure Sequences20 questions · 25 min
- 2. Mathematical Equations20 questions · 25 min
- 3. Latin Squares20 questions · 25 min
Part 2
General Academic Module
90 minutes · current APS route for the specified India cohort
This module asks you to apply cognitive and analytical skills to academic problem solving. It focuses on transfer and application rather than memorised facts.
Requirements can depend on your application route and intake. Confirm your requirement and dates with dMAT and APS before registering.
3 Core subtests
20 questions each
25 minutes each
Try the three Core question formats
These examples use the same response interfaces as Practice. They are static examples: selections are not scored or saved.
2. Mathematical Equations
Enter the value of each letter.
Solve the system and type a number from 1 to 20 for every letter.
A + B = 14
A = 2 × B
Each letter is an integer from 1 to 20.
3. Latin Squares
Which letter belongs in the highlighted cell?
Use each letter once per row and column, then select A, B, C, D, or E.
A
B
C
D
E
B
C
D
?
A
C
D
A
B
D
A
B
C
A
B
C
D
Select the target letter