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IMAT 2025 Guide and Supplement

The IMAT 2025 guide outlines key dates for registration and exam, application fees, and test structure for studying medicine in Italy. It details eligibility requirements for international students, including documentation and university preferences, as well as tuition fees and non-EU quotas for various Italian medical universities. Additionally, it provides information on post-study work opportunities and preparation strategies for the exam.
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IMAT 2025 Guide and Supplement

The IMAT 2025 guide outlines key dates for registration and exam, application fees, and test structure for studying medicine in Italy. It details eligibility requirements for international students, including documentation and university preferences, as well as tuition fees and non-EU quotas for various Italian medical universities. Additionally, it provides information on post-study work opportunities and preparation strategies for the exam.
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🩺 IMAT 2025: Your Complete Guide to Studying Medicine in Italy

1. Key Dates & Registration Timeline

- Account Creation on Universitaly: April to July 2025


- IMAT Registration Period: Expected to open in July 2025
- Exam Date: Anticipated in mid-September 2025
- Pre-enrollment for Certain Universities: February to June 2025 (e.g., Turin, Messina)
- Test Centers: IMAT is conducted in Italy and over 20 countries worldwide, including India.

2. Application Fees

- Fee Range: €120–€150 (approximately ₹10,000–₹13,000)


- Payment Currency: Depends on the test center location

3. Test Structure & Duration

- Total Questions: 60 multiple-choice questions


- Duration: 100 minutes
- Sections:
- Reading Skills & General Knowledge: 4 questions
- Logical Reasoning: 5 questions
- Biology: 23 questions
- Chemistry: 15 questions
- Physics & Mathematics: 13 questions

Scoring:
- Correct Answer: +1.5 points
- Incorrect Answer: -0.4 points
- Unanswered: 0 points

4. Scoring & Competitive Benchmarks

- Maximum Score: 90 points


- Competitive Scores:
- Non-EU Candidates: 50–55 points
- EU Candidates: 45–50 points

Admission Notes:
- Non-EU applicants compete for a limited number of reserved seats.
- EU and Non-EU candidates are ranked separately.

5. Preparation Strategy

Study Materials:
- "IMAT 2025: 1000+ Selected & Real Practice Questions"
- Official past papers and mock exams

Focus Areas:
- Strengthen critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
- Deepen understanding of biology and chemistry concepts.
- Regularly practice under timed conditions to improve speed and accuracy.

Online Resources:
- Join study groups and forums for peer support and shared resources.
- Utilize online courses and tutorials tailored for IMAT preparation.

6. Essential Information for International Students

Eligibility:
- Completion of 12 years of education.
- No specific age limit.
- Proficiency in English is required; however, no mandatory IELTS/TOEFL.

Documentation:
- Academic transcripts and certificates must be translated into Italian and notarized.

Quota System:
- Non-EU students compete for a limited number of reserved seats.
- It's crucial to check seat availability for preferred universities.

7. Additional Tips

University Preferences:
- During registration, list universities in order of preference.
- Your test center will be assigned based on your first-choice university.

Results:
- Typically released within 4–6 weeks after the exam.
- Accessible via the Universitaly platform.
Special Accommodations:
- Candidates with disabilities or dyslexia are allowed extra time.
🩺 IMAT 2025 Supplement: Universities, Program Details & Post-Study
Opportunities

1. Italian Medical Universities & Non-EU Quotas

University | City | Non-EU Seats | Tuition Fees | Exam


---|---|---|---|---
University of Milan | Milan | 15 | €200–€3,840 | IMAT
University of Milan-Bicocca | Bergamo | 18 | €150–€4,115 | IMAT
University of Turin | Turin | 32 | €156–€2,800 | IMAT
University of Naples Federico II | Naples | 25 | €156–€1,600 | IMAT
University of Pavia | Pavia | Varies | €14,000–€15,000 | IMAT
University of Bologna | Bologna | Varies | €3,000–€5,000 | IMAT
University of Padua | Padua | Varies | €2,600–€5,600 | IMAT
University of Rome "La Sapienza" | Rome | Varies | €1,000–€2,500 | IMAT
UCSC | Rome | 50 | €16,200 | University Test
Humanitas University | Milan | 50 | €22,000 | HUMAT
San Raffaele University | Milan | 64 | €20,140 | UNISAR Test
UniCamillus | Rome | 300 | €20,000 | UCAT

2. Program Duration & Structure

- Duration: 6 years (Single-cycle degree)


- Years 1–3: Theoretical education (anatomy, biochemistry, pathology)
- Years 4–6: Clinical training, clerkships, thesis

3. Tuition Fees Overview

Public Universities:
- EU Students: €1,000–€4,000/year (income-based)
- Non-EU Students: €12,000–€15,000/year

Private Universities:
- Fees range from €15,000 to €22,000/year

Note: Scholarships and reductions available based on merit and need.


4. Post-Study Work Opportunities

- Part-Time Work: Up to 20 hours/week during semester, full-time in holidays.


- After Graduation:
- 12-month temporary residence permit to find work.
- Convert student permit to work permit with job offer.
- Eligible for long-term EU residence after 5 years.

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