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IMAT Practical Lessons

You should only attempt these lessons when you have completed the IMAT Theory Lessons needed for the IMAT. Make sure to attempt Past IMAT Papers as well before viewing the lessons that cover the questions of the same paper.

What is covered in these lessons?

Guided Walkthrough of Past Questions: By going over questions with us, you will learn the best way to approach IMAT questions step by step.
Common IMAT Question Types: The IMAT has quite unique questions that are very important to understand. Knowing how to approach these question types will give you an advantage over your competition.
Learn how to use the Answer Sheet: Sometimes you do not fully need to understand the question theory to get the correct answer. There are ways to deduce the answer logically using the answer sheet.
Helpful Diagrams and Processes: Often, there are many high-yield diagrams or similar processes you can actually write out on the test paper, which can significantly improve your chances at solving questions.

We have over 500 IMAT Practical Lessons to help you pass the IMAT.

What is the point of IMAT Practical Lessons?

Isn’t studying the theory needed for the test enough?

Not quite. While the theory needed for the test is of course mandatory, just knowing the content isn’t enough if you want to be competitive. Actually knowing how to apply the knowledge and developing skills to maximise the probability of a correct answer is a HUGELY underrated skill for the test.

IMAT Theory Lessons FAQ

What format are the IMAT Practical Lessons in?

The lessons are in video format.

Can I study these before knowing the IMAT Theory Lessons?

No, doing this will be pointless since if you don’t know the theory you won't understand how we solve the questions. Theory is the basis for being able to answer the questions.

Should I attempt IMAT Past Papers first?

Yes. We will go over past questions, so don’t spoil the answers when it comes time to do past IMAT Past Papers.

Can I really get questions correct when I do not know the topic that well?

Surprisingly, this is sometimes possible. While you generally need to understand at least some of the content the question is about, oftentimes knowing 100% is not necessary when you employ logical elimination methods or similar tricks.