The learning system
Practice
Questions in the format the exam actually uses, sat under the conditions the exam actually imposes — then tied straight back to the concept behind each mistake.
What practice is for
Finding out what does not hold up.
Reading a concept and being able to use it under time pressure are different skills. Practice exists to expose the gap between the two while there is still time to close it — not to produce a score for its own sake.
Exam-format questions
Written to match the structure, phrasing and answer patterns of the entrance exams themselves, including the distractor styles that catch prepared candidates.
Worked explanations
Every question resolves into why the correct option is correct and, just as importantly, why each plausible wrong option is wrong.
Choose your subject
Sit a set across all six examined areas, or narrow to one subject or topic when you already know where the weakness is.
Timed conditions
Practice under a clock, because time pressure is part of what these exams test.
Attempt history
Each attempt is kept, so you can see whether a topic is genuinely improving or only felt easier the second time.
Linked back to the concept
Questions carry the same subject and topic map as the Study Cards, so a wrong answer points at the material that explains it.
Where it sits
The second stage of the loop.
Practice is not a standalone question bank. Its value comes from what happens on either side of it.
Learn
Build the concept using Study Cards.
Practice
Test whether it survives exam conditions.
Review
Every miss is collected automatically.
Improve
Return to the exact topic that broke.
Read more about Study Cards and the Review Queue.
Access
How to start practising.
A free account opens the free IMAT practice set, so you can see the question style and the review flow before deciding anything. Full practice across every subject is part of paid access.
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