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Which dMAT module should I take as an Indian applicant for Engineering, and what will it test?

19 Oct 2026 · Answered by Gangadhara N S · 1 min read
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Indian applicants who are required to take the dMAT sit the General Academic Module, whether their Bachelor's is in Engineering, Commerce, Finance, Economics or Business. It is not based on your earlier specialisation. It tests analysis of unfamiliar academic material through single-choice questions requiring comprehension and logical reasoning.

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If you are an Indian applicant required to take the dMAT, you take the General Academic Module. Your previous degree subject does not change this.

Module and What It Tests

AspectDetails
Module for Indian applicantsGeneral Academic Module
Applies toBachelor's degrees in Engineering, Commerce, Accounting, Finance, Economics, Business or Management
BasisNot based on your previous academic specialisation
TestsAbility to understand and analyse unfamiliar academic material
Question formatPassages, tables, figures or formulas followed by single-choice questions
SkillsReading comprehension, interpretation and logical reasoning

How to Practise

  • Attempt full-length mock papers to learn the pattern and improve speed.
  • Check your answers against the answer key and revisit weak areas.
  • Treat unofficial mocks as practice aids, not official past papers.

My Advice

Build your preparation around reading and reasoning, not subject revision. Requirements can change, so confirm on the official dMAT website whether you must take the test.

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