Subject, topic, concept
Every question sits on one concept inside one syllabus topic, so a result can be read below the subject percentage.
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Mito includes 12,000+ original IMAT practice questions. Every question undergoes automated multi-stage quality checks. Selected high-impact material and flagged content receive additional human review. Each question is tied to a concept, a prerequisite and the reason a wrong option is tempting, so a miss becomes a study step rather than only a mark. The number is the size of the bank. It is not a claim that every question has been individually signed off.
What a question carries
A miss should name the gap.
The bank is original material, written for this syllabus. It is not a reproduction of official past papers.
Prerequisite
Where the concept depends on an earlier idea, the question can point there. A chemistry miss can be a maths gap.
Why the other options are wrong
A wrong option is written around a specific tempting idea. The explanation says what that idea gets wrong.
You keep missing acid-base calculations. The chemistry isn't the problem. Your logarithm foundation is unstable.