The IMAT 2024 has finally been announced!
IMAT 2024 Structure
There will be sixty (60) questions in the IMAT 2024. The IMAT 2024 will have the following question allocation…
- Four (4) questions of Reading Skills and Knowledge Acquired During Studies
- Five (5) questions of Logical Reasoning and Problem Solving
- Twenty-three (23) questions of Biology
- Fifteen (15) questions of Chemistry
- Thirteen (13) questions of Math and Physics
IMAT 2024 Duration
Students have 100 minutes to complete the test. Thus, you have 1 minute and 40 seconds per question on average.
IMAT 2024 Sections
We mentioned above the 5 official sections of the IMAT. However, it is possible to break these down into 8 different sub-sections…
- Critical Thinking
- Problem Solving
- Reading Skills
- General Knowledge
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Math
- Physics
This is the same as 2023.
IMAT 2024 Minimum Score
To be considered in the ranking, EU students must obtain a score of 20 or more on the test. Non-EU candidates must obtain a score above 0. Please be aware that these rules mean very little, since you will with almost certainty need to score higher than this anyway to obtain a place in medical school.
IMAT 2024 Scores and Scoring
A maximum of ninety (90) marks can be obtained in the IMAT. The IMAT has negative marking!
- A correct answer provides 1.5 marks
- An incorrect answer provides -0.4 marks
- An unanswered question provides 0 marks
IMAT 2024 Ranking
Ranking is separate for EU and non-EU candidates. In simple terms, this means EU students only compete with EU students, and non-EU students only compete with non-EU students.
Seats are allocated to students with the highest scores in each ranking category (EU and non-EU). In the event of a tie between two students for the final seat…
1. The candidate with the higher score, respectively, of the questions in the following topics will win, in the following order…
- biology, chemistry, physics and mathematics, logical reasoning and problem solving, and reading skills and knowledge acquired in studies prevail in decreasing order
2. If two students scored the exact same in all sections and are competing for the final seat, the student with an uploaded English language diploma will secure the seat.
3. In the event that both students uploaded an English language diploma, the student who uploaded a disability certificate will secure the seat.
4. In the event both of the two students have met all of the above, the younger student will be awarded the seat.
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