Reading skills and knowledge acquired in studies
Reading a passage for what it says, plus the general knowledge the syllabus names.
IMAT courses.
Six subjects. 126 topics. Lessons in the order the syllabus uses, with the prerequisites that connect them.
Mito's IMAT courses follow the official syllabus: six subjects, 126 topics, and the prerequisites that connect them. A course here is a structured path of short lessons, not a video lecture series. The warm-up block of each subject is free in the browser. The full lesson set is part of the one-time IMAT Pass.
The six courses
One path per subject.
The full programme, topic by topic, is on the syllabus page. Each course below is that subject as a place to start.
Logical reasoning and problems
Premises, conditionals and short problems, practised as exam-style questions.
Biology
The largest course: cells, genetics, physiology and the chemistry underneath them.
Syllabus topics → Free warm-up → Mitosis vs meiosis →What is a cell? →
Chemistry
General and organic chemistry, including the calculations that depend on maths.
Mathematics
Algebra, functions and logarithms — the foundation the other subjects rest on.
Physics
Mechanics through to circuits, with the units and graphs the questions actually use.