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Figure Sequences
Difficulty: low
Which matrix correctly continues the series (the next matrix)?
Difficulty: low
Which matrix correctly continues the series (the next matrix)?
Difficulty: low
Which matrix correctly continues the series (the next matrix)?
Difficulty: low
Which matrix correctly continues the series (the next matrix)?
Mathematical Equations
Difficulty: low
What number does B correspond to so that all equations are satisfied?
2 × A = 8
A + 15 = B
Difficulty: low
What number does B correspond to so that all equations are satisfied?
4 × A = 72
A + 1 = B
Difficulty: low
What number does B correspond to so that all equations are satisfied?
2 + A = 4
A + 13 = B
Difficulty: low
What number does B correspond to so that all equations are satisfied?
3 × A = 36
A + 1 = B
Latin Squares
Difficulty: low
In this 5×5 grid each of the letters A–E appears exactly once in every row and every column. Which letter belongs in the highlighted cell (?)?
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Difficulty: low
In this 5×5 grid each of the letters A–E appears exactly once in every row and every column. Which letter belongs in the highlighted cell (?)?
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Difficulty: low
In this 5×5 grid each of the letters A–E appears exactly once in every row and every column. Which letter belongs in the highlighted cell (?)?
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B
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Difficulty: low
In this 5×5 grid each of the letters A–E appears exactly once in every row and every column. Which letter belongs in the highlighted cell (?)?
α
β
γ
δ
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1
C
E
B
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General Academic
Passage
A drone starts at the origin and makes two displacement moves. First it flies along vector `u = (3, 4)`, then along vector `v = (-1, 2)`. All coordinates are in metres, measured east (x) and north (y).
Difficulty: low
What is the drone's final position relative to its start?
Difficulty: low
What is the magnitude of the first displacement u = (3, 4)?
Difficulty: medium
How far is the drone from its start after both moves? Round to one decimal place.

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Are these past papers?

No. No real dMAT paper is published, and anything sold as one is not what it claims to be. These questions are written to the official task formats — same structures, same constraints, same answer types — which is the only honest way to practise for this exam.

Why practise the format rather than memorise questions?

The dMAT does not reuse items, so a memorised question is worth nothing on test day. What transfers is recognising a rule type quickly and knowing which approach to reach for, and that only comes from working through the same structures repeatedly.

What is the difference between the free questions and full access?

The free set is there to show you every format with its reasoning worked out. Full access is volume at difficulty — the rest of the bank, timed module runs, a full-length mock, and accuracy tracked per subtest across attempts.

Do I need an account to use the free questions?

Not for these, and not for the free sample mock. The diagnostic needs an account because it saves your per-subtest result so you can come back to it.

The method behind these questions

Working through questions is most useful once you have a way of reading them. These two set that up.

A framework for Figure Sequences
Read the rule before you look at the options, in a fixed order that stops you guessing.
Solving Latin Squares systematically
The elimination order that gets you to the marked cell without filling the whole grid.

Free dMAT practice questions

15 questions in the official task formats, answerable right here with a worked explanation on every one. No account, no email form.

Your tests, easiest first

Free30 Q · 30 min

Free sample mock

A spread across all four subtests with explanations at the end. Needs a free account.

Start the free mock →

Free16 Q · 20 min

Diagnostic

Free with an account. Timed and drawn from the full bank, so it names the subtest costing you the most.

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Locked90 min each

Module runs

Each subtest drilled on its own under exam timing, one module at a time.

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Locked180 min

Full-length mock

The whole thing end to end, with per-subtest accuracy tracked across attempts.

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Already sat something? Your attempts keeps every result with its per-subtest breakdown.

Try 15 questions

Pick an answer and the explanation opens underneath. Nothing is saved and nothing is sent anywhere — this is just you, finding out where you stand.

Score: 0 / 015 left

Figure Sequences
Difficulty: low
Which matrix correctly continues the series (the next matrix)?
Difficulty: low
Which matrix correctly continues the series (the next matrix)?
Difficulty: low
Which matrix correctly continues the series (the next matrix)?
Difficulty: low
Which matrix correctly continues the series (the next matrix)?
Mathematical Equations
Difficulty: low
What number does B correspond to so that all equations are satisfied?
2 × A = 8
A + 15 = B
Difficulty: low
What number does B correspond to so that all equations are satisfied?
4 × A = 72
A + 1 = B
Difficulty: low
What number does B correspond to so that all equations are satisfied?
2 + A = 4
A + 13 = B
Difficulty: low
What number does B correspond to so that all equations are satisfied?
3 × A = 36
A + 1 = B
Latin Squares
Difficulty: low
In this 5×5 grid each of the letters A–E appears exactly once in every row and every column. Which letter belongs in the highlighted cell (?)?
α
β
γ
δ
ε
1
B
C
A
E
D
2
C
A
E
D
B
3
?
D
B
C
A
4
D
B
C
A
E
5
A
E
D
B
C
Difficulty: low
In this 5×5 grid each of the letters A–E appears exactly once in every row and every column. Which letter belongs in the highlighted cell (?)?
α
β
γ
δ
ε
1
C
E
?
D
A
2
B
D
A
C
E
3
D
A
C
E
B
4
A
C
E
B
D
5
E
B
D
A
C
Difficulty: low
In this 5×5 grid each of the letters A–E appears exactly once in every row and every column. Which letter belongs in the highlighted cell (?)?
α
β
γ
δ
ε
1
B
E
C
D
A
2
D
C
B
A
E
3
A
B
D
E
C
4
?
A
E
B
D
5
E
D
A
C
B
Difficulty: low
In this 5×5 grid each of the letters A–E appears exactly once in every row and every column. Which letter belongs in the highlighted cell (?)?
α
β
γ
δ
ε
1
C
E
B
A
D
2
A
C
E
D
B
3
E
B
D
C
A
4
B
D
?
E
C
5
D
A
C
B
E
General Academic
Passage
A drone starts at the origin and makes two displacement moves. First it flies along vector `u = (3, 4)`, then along vector `v = (-1, 2)`. All coordinates are in metres, measured east (x) and north (y).
Difficulty: low
What is the drone's final position relative to its start?
Difficulty: low
What is the magnitude of the first displacement u = (3, 4)?
Difficulty: medium
How far is the drone from its start after both moves? Round to one decimal place.

That was 15. The bank is 221.

Full access adds 172 more questions at every difficulty, timed runs for each module, a full-length mock, and per-subtest accuracy tracked across attempts. ₹1,499, paid once, yours through test day.

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Common questions

Are these past papers?

Why practise the format rather than memorise questions?

What is the difference between the free questions and full access?

Do I need an account to use the free questions?

Not for these, and not for the free sample mock. The diagnostic needs an account because it saves your per-subtest result so you can come back to it.

The method behind these questions

Working through questions is most useful once you have a way of reading them. These two set that up.

A framework for Figure Sequences
Read the rule before you look at the options, in a fixed order that stops you guessing.
Solving Latin Squares systematically
The elimination order that gets you to the marked cell without filling the whole grid.