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Sit the whole dMAT the way APS India applicants take it — three timed Core Module subtests, a 30-minute break and the 90-minute General Academic Module — and see your result for every subtest the moment you finish, with the solution to every task.
- Real-test timing, subtest by subtest
- Scored instantly
- Solution steps for every task
Your report
Sample dataFLC readiness band: Strong
- Figure Sequences75%
- Mathematical Equations85%
- Latin Squares70%
- General Academic Module66%
- FLC overall71% · Strong
The format
Two modules, one sitting
Core Module · 1
Figure Sequences
20 tasks · 25 min · find the next two pictures in a row of 4 × 4 grids
Core Module · 2
Mathematical Equations
20 tasks · 25 min · find the whole numbers (1–20) behind the letters, without a calculator
Core Module · 3
Latin Squares
20 tasks · 25 min · find the missing letter in a 5 × 5 square of A–E
After a 30-minute break
General Academic Module
9 texts · 64 single-choice questions · 90 min · engineering, sciences, business, economics, social sciences
About 3 hours 20 minutes including the break, on a screen modelled on the official one: numbered task buttons, flags, text sizes and a warning at five minutes. No calculator, notes or paper.
Your result
Your percentage for every subtest
The official dMAT score is on a 0–200 scale whose conversion is not published, so FLC shows exactly what you got right — by subtest and by module — and places you in an FLC readiness band with a clear next step.
| FLC band | Correct answers | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| Excellent | 80% or more | Fast and accurate across the board. Keep this level with one timed mock a week until test day. |
| Strong | 65–79% | Ready for most programmes. Review every task you missed and work on speed in your weakest subtest. |
| On track | 50–64% | A solid base with clear gaps. Practise your two weakest subtests at Levels 3 and 4 before the next mock. |
| Building | 35–49% | Many tasks are still slow or unfamiliar. Work through the methods for each task type, then retake a mock. |
| Foundation | 0–34% | Start with the basics of each task type and untimed practice before you try another full mock. |
The real dMAT reports each module on a 0–200 scale (mean 100) with a percentile rank, and the overall result is the sum of the two module scores. g.a.s.t. does not publish how correct answers convert to that scale, so FLC does not estimate a dMAT score: your report shows your percentage correct by subtest and module and an FLC readiness band.
Applying for a master's in Germany?
- A strong dMAT result strengthens your application for German master's programmes and is part of the APS process for many Indian graduates.
- The Core Module rewards speed and method, which improve quickly with timed practice on each task type.
- Future Link counsellors can plan your APS certificate, university applications and student visa for Germany with you.
Pricing
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- All four modules in the real exam’s format, shortened
- 1 hour 40 minutes, timed on screen
- Your scores shared by an FLC trainer
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Are these real dMAT tasks?
No. Every task and text is original practice material written by Future Link Consultants in the dMAT format. The Core Module tasks are generated by computer and each one is proven to have exactly one correct answer; the General Academic Module texts are written and checked by FLC. Official dMAT tasks are confidential.
Who has to take the dMAT?
APS India asks applicants with degrees in engineering, commerce, accounting, finance, economics, business and management to take the dMAT for a master's in Germany, starting with intakes from the 2027 summer semester. Check APS India's current rules for your degree before you book.
Is the timing the same as the real test?
Yes. Each Core Module subtest has its own 25-minute clock and closes when the time is up, with a short transition screen in between; a 30-minute break follows; then the General Academic Module runs for 90 minutes. As on test day, you cannot go back to a finished subtest, and time you save does not carry over.
How is my result calculated?
Everything is marked the moment you submit. One task or question is one mark, and a Figure Sequences task counts only if both pictures are right. You see your percentage for each subtest and module, an FLC overall percentage (the mean of the two modules, which count equally as in the official result) and an FLC readiness band. FLC does not convert this into a 0–200 dMAT score, because the official conversion is not published.
Can I use a calculator or paper?
No. The real dMAT allows no calculator, ruler, notes or notepaper, so the mock test has none either. The numbers are chosen so that every calculation can be done in your head.
How much does the dMAT mock test cost?
Full tests cost ₹999 for one test, ₹1,699 for two or ₹2,399 for three, plus 18% GST. Tests in a pack can be any Language Test Lab exam — IELTS Academic, IELTS General Training, PTE Core, CELPIP-General, TOEFL iBT, Duolingo English Test, dMAT, TCF Canada, TEF Canada, DELF A2 or Goethe A1, A2 or B1 — chosen each time you start, and you never get the same test twice.
About our questions: every question is original practice material written by Future Link Consultants in the dMAT format. It is not an official paper and results are unofficial estimates. dMAT is a trademark of g.a.s.t. (Gesellschaft für Akademische Studienvorbereitung und Testentwicklung); Future Link Consultants is not affiliated with it.
Last reviewed: October 2026