dMAT Prep is built and maintained by Deepak Sharma. It is an independent site — not affiliated with APS India, g.a.s.t., dMAT, DAAD or any German university — made because the dMAT is a new exam with no published past papers, and candidates were being sold generic aptitude material that trains the wrong habits.
Every question on this site is original, written to the official task formats rather than adapted from another exam, and every one has a worked explanation that says why the wrong options are wrong. There is a free timed mock, a set of free practice questions you can answer in the page, and full access for the rest of the bank with timed module runs and a full-length mock.
The 91 articles on the blog cover preparation technique, the registration process and what the exam actually asks for. They are written to be useful rather than to rank, which is why they say plainly when something is not yet known.
There are no past papers, because none have been published — anything sold as one is not what it claims to be. Nothing here predicts your score or guarantees admission. Where the official rules are ambiguous, the honest answer is to check with the official sources, and the site says so rather than guessing on your behalf.
Email admin@dmatprep.de. It reaches a person, not a queue. If a question looks wrong, or an explanation does not hold up, that is worth telling me — it gets fixed.