
If You Think Your dMAT Result Is Wrong
A dMAT result that looks wrong is usually one of three separate problems. Here is how to tell them apart before you raise it or book a retake.

A dMAT result that looks wrong is usually one of three separate problems. Here is how to tell them apart before you raise it or book a retake.

A dMAT certificate is not useful indefinitely, and two separate rules decide that. Here is how to check both before you plan an application around one.

Your dMAT certificate is released on a fixed date, and some deadlines fall before it. Here is how to plan around a result you do not yet hold.

Your certificate arrived and it does not match the story your practice scores told. Here is what that gap usually means, and what it should change.

The dMAT certificate reports your Core and subject module scores separately. Here is how to read the gap between them, and what it should change.

Your dMAT result arrives as a document that has to be downloaded, checked and submitted. Here is how to handle the certificate itself without trouble.

A calm framework for deciding whether to sit the dMAT again: what to check first, how to read a disappointing result and what a second attempt costs.

Once the dMAT is over, the waiting begins. Here is a calm, practical guide to the days and weeks between sitting the exam and receiving your result.

Learn how the official dMAT certificate reports module scores and percentile ranks, what the numbers mean and how universities may use them.