What is dMAT Germany?
The digital Master Test (dMAT) is a standardised academic aptitude test for graduate applicants planning to study in Germany. As of 29 June 2026, Indian students applying to selected master's programs at German universities are required to take the dMAT as part of the application process — and the scorecard is now a mandatory document for APS (Akademische Prüfstelle) verification.
Rather than testing subject knowledge you've memorised, the dMAT evaluates how you think. It measures your ability to analyse information, identify patterns, solve unfamiliar problems, and apply concepts in an academic setting — the skills German universities expect from postgraduate students. The exam is conducted digitally and consists of two modules of 90 minutes each.
The first dMAT will be held on 26 September 2026, making it directly relevant for students targeting the Summer 2027 intake and beyond.
NOTE: No note-taking allowed.
Rough work and scratch paper are not permitted — every question must be solved on-screen, in the head.
This is the biggest challenge for test-takers, and exactly what Jamboree's method is built to solve.
