How much does it cost to request a dMAT score recheck or appeal, and is it refundable?

Reviewing a single module, either the Core Module or your subject module, costs €30 (roughly Rs.3,300), while reviewing both modules together costs €60 (roughly Rs.6,600). If the review changes your grade, the fee is refunded; if your original score holds, you do not get it back.

What a recheck costs and when the fee returns

The pricing is straightforward: €30 for one module, €60 for both. The fee is only refunded if the review actually changes your grade, so it functions almost like a deposit against a genuine marking error rather than a flat charge.

Budgeting for an optional step

Since the review is optional and comes up only occasionally, it is worth setting aside a small buffer of roughly Rs.3,000 to Rs.7,000 for a possible score review or retake, even though neither is required for most applicants.

My Advice

Only request a recheck if you have a genuine reason to believe a specific answer was marked incorrectly, not simply because the overall score felt lower than expected. A recheck on a score that is accurate just costs you the fee with no upside.