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What is considered a good dMAT score for German university admissions?

28 Jul 2026 · Answered by Yasika Choudhary · 1 min read
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No benchmark exists yet, since September 2026 is the first India cohort with no data. A reasonable target is scoring meaningfully above the mean of 100 on both modules; some guidance suggests 120 to 140 out of 200. Real benchmarks should emerge after October 2026.

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Honestly, no one, including APS India and g.a.s.t., has published a minimum or benchmark dMAT score yet, because September 2026 is the very first India cohort and there is no historical data to compare against.

A Reasonable Working Target

A sensible goal is to score meaningfully above the mean of 100 on both modules, since that signals above-average performance regardless of what cutoffs eventually get published. Some guidance suggests aiming for the 120 to 140 range out of 200 as a working goal.

When Real Benchmarks Will Appear

Reliable university-specific benchmarks are expected to emerge only after the October 2026 results are released and universities begin signalling preferences publicly. Do not delay your application while chasing an unpublished cutoff; that time is better spent on your SOP, LORs, or Subject Module preparation.

My Advice

Aim to clear 100 comfortably on both modules, then move on. Do not fixate on chasing a specific unpublished number; redirect any extra preparation hours toward your SOP and LORs, which carry demonstrated weight at every German university, unlike an as-yet-unbenchmarked dMAT score.

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