How much does dMAT preparation cost, and is there a free trial?

Because dMAT is desktop-only and unfamiliar to most students, price alone is not the useful question. The real question is whether Rs.499 buys enough structured practice for a 3.5 hour, multi-module exam most people have never sat before.

What Rs.499 Actually Includes

• Question volume: 600 plus practice questions across core and subject modules.
• Full mocks: Two complete, timed 3.5 hour mock tests.
• Simulation: Format matched to the actual test-center experience.
• Expert session: One on one evaluation with a Germany admissions expert.
• Access: Unlimited lifetime access once purchased.

What the Free 80 Question Mock Test Covers

Before paying Rs.499, LeapScholar offers a separate 80 question free mock test as a diagnostic. It will not replicate the full 3.5 hour experience of the two paid mocks, but it is enough to see whether your weak point is the Core module reasoning types or your specific Subject module.

Live Version and Desktop-Only Access

The current course is the self-paced LIY format only; a live version with class recordings is listed as coming soon rather than available now. Access is desktop-only as of September 2026, so factor that in if you were planning to study primarily on a phone.

My Advice

Take the free 80 question mock first. If your score there suggests you need real exam-length stamina rather than just concept review, the Rs.499 course's two full 3.5 hour mocks are the part worth paying for, not the question bank alone. Keep in mind that no score guarantee is attached to this or any current dMAT course, so treat the price as covering structured practice, not a promised outcome, and budget your remaining prep time around your actual mock performance rather than the marketing around either tier.