Free IMAT guides.
Everything here is free to read, with no account and no paywall — written by the person who mapped the whole syllabus into Mito. The courses, the question bank and the mocks are the rest of the same map.
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Start with the syllabus. All 126 topics the exam may ask about, by subject, with the question count for every section.Study plans, timing, and how to make practice actually count.
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Should you guess on the IMAT? The maths behind it
Wrong answers cost you marks on the IMAT, blanks cost nothing. Here is the expected-value calculation that tells you exactly when answering is worth it.
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How to prepare for the IMAT: a realistic study plan
A practical method for IMAT preparation: where to start, how to plan backwards from exam day, how to practise so it counts, and what to do last.
The topics themselves — explained the way the exam asks about them.
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Logarithms for pH: the maths behind chemistry marks
Most pH mistakes are not chemistry mistakes. They are logarithm mistakes wearing a chemistry costume — here is the small amount of maths you actually need.
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Mitosis vs meiosis: the contrast the IMAT tests
Not two processes to memorise separately, but one contrast to understand: what separates when, why meiosis needs two divisions, and the confusions that cost marks.
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What is a cell? The IMAT-level answer
Cells at the level the IMAT actually asks about: cell theory, prokaryotes versus eukaryotes, the organelles that recur most, and the confusions that cost marks.