dMAT sample questions PDF
A free 30-question dMAT practice booklet in the format g.a.s.t. publishes: 10 Figure Sequences, 10 Mathematical Equations, 6 Latin Squares and 4 General Academic items, each with a full worked solution. Questions first, answers at the back. It is a direct download — no email and no signup.
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What is in the booklet
The split follows the exam’s own weighting of the Core Module, with the General Academic Module represented by the reasoning types that recur in it. Every solution says why the key is the key and why the tempting option fails — that second half is the part that transfers to the next question.
| Section | Items | What it drills |
|---|---|---|
| Figure Sequences | 10 | Movement rules, wrapping past the last cell, and two rules running at once |
| Mathematical Equations | 10 | Spotting the add-everything and subtract-one-line shortcuts without a calculator |
| Latin Squares | 6 | Row and column deduction, and confirming a cell against both |
| General Academic Module | 4 | Reading tables, cause versus correlation, and what a passage actually claims |
How to use it
- Sit Part 1 in one go, with a clock. The Core subtests allow 75 seconds an item — that is the number worth measuring yourself against, and the only exam benchmark that needs no cohort.
- No calculator and no notes, as in the real test. Practising with either builds a habit you cannot use on the day.
- Read Part 2 for every item, including the ones you got right. A right answer for the wrong reason fails the next version of the same item.
- Then take the timed version in your browser to see your real pace under a running clock.
Prefer it timed?
The same Figure Sequences items run as a 20-item, 25-minute test in your browser, with instant scoring and your seconds per item against the exam’s 75. No signup.
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