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IMAT syllabus

Six study tracks. All 44 mapped IMAT topics.

Use this curriculum map to see what MEDichondria covers, how the official subject groupings relate to the platform, and where each topic fits in a structured preparation plan.

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study tracks
6
mapped topics
44
mapped subtopics
399
reviewed lessons available
399

How the curriculum is organised

Official grouping and practical planning are not the same thing.

The published content scope mapped by MEDichondria is MUR D.M. 1005/2026, Annex A. MEDichondria preserves that scope while separating one combined area to make day-to-day study planning clearer.

Five published question groupings

In the 2026 decree, Physics and Mathematics appear as one combined question grouping alongside four other areas.

  • Reading skills and knowledge acquired during studies
  • Logical reasoning and problem solving
  • Biology
  • Chemistry
  • Physics and Mathematics

Six MEDichondria planning tracks

MEDichondria separates Physics and Mathematics so each can have its own sequence, progress view, and focused practice. This is an organisational choice; it does not add another official exam category.

  • Biology
  • Chemistry
  • Physics
  • Mathematics
  • Logical Reasoning
  • Reading Skills
The annual MUR decree is the binding source for exam content and rules. Review the current IMAT 2026 status and confirmed information before relying on previous-year format details.

Complete topic map

Browse every mapped topic by subject.

All 44 topic names are listed below. Subtopic counts show how finely each subject is mapped for planning, and all 399 lessons are available inside the workspace.

01

Biology

Build from biomolecules and cells through genetics, physiology, evolution, and ecology.

Topics
12
Mapped subtopics
97

Preparation focus

Processes, systems, experimental interpretation

Topic list
  1. Topic 1: The Chemistry of Life
  2. Topic 2: Biological Importance of Weak Interactions
  3. Topic 3: Organic Molecules & Enzymes
  4. Topic 4: The Cell as the Basis of Life
  5. Topic 5: Cell Membrane & Cellular Structures
  6. Topic 6: Cell Cycle & Cell Reproduction
  7. Topic 7: Reproduction & Heredity
  8. Topic 8: Genetics
  9. Topic 9: Evolution & Mutations
  10. Topic 10: Biotechnology
  11. Topic 11: Anatomy & Physiology
  12. Topic 12: Bioenergetics
02

Chemistry

Connect atomic structure, bonding, reactions, equilibrium, organic chemistry, and calculations.

Topics
13
Mapped subtopics
111

Preparation focus

Concepts, equations, quantitative reasoning

Topic list
  1. Topic 1: The Constitution of Matter
  2. Topic 2: Ideal Gas Laws
  3. Topic 3: The Structure of the Atom
  4. Topic 4: The Periodic Table
  5. Topic 5: Chemical Bonding
  6. Topic 6: Fundamentals of Inorganic Chemistry
  7. Topic 7: Chemical Reactions & Stoichiometry
  8. Topic 8: Solutions
  9. Topic 9: Chemical Equilibrium
  10. Topic 10: Chemical Kinetics & Catalysis
  11. Topic 11: Oxidation & Reduction (Redox)
  12. Topic 12: Acids & Bases
  13. Topic 13: Fundamentals of Organic Chemistry
03

Physics

Review mechanics, fluids, thermodynamics, electricity, magnetism, waves, and measurement.

Topics
6
Mapped subtopics
83

Preparation focus

Models, units, graphs, problem solving

Topic list
  1. Topic 1: Physical Quantities & Measurement
  2. Topic 2: Kinematics
  3. Topic 3: Dynamics
  4. Topic 4: Fluid Mechanics
  5. Topic 5: Thermodynamics
  6. Topic 6: Electricity & Electromagnetism
04

Mathematics

Strengthen algebra, functions, geometry, probability, statistics, and numerical reasoning.

Topics
9
Mapped subtopics
76

Preparation focus

Fluency, relationships, efficient calculation

Topic list
  1. Topic 1: Numbers & Arithmetic
  2. Topic 2: Algebra
  3. Topic 3: Functions
  4. Topic 4: Geometry
  5. Topic 5: Trigonometry
  6. Topic 6: Logarithms & Exponentials
  7. Topic 7: Sequences & Series
  8. Topic 8: Combinatorics & Probability
  9. Topic 9: Statistics
05

Logical Reasoning & Problem Solving

Practise evaluating arguments, drawing valid conclusions, and solving structured problems.

Topics
2
Mapped subtopics
10

Preparation focus

Evidence, assumptions, deductions

Topic list
  1. Topic 1: Logical Reasoning
  2. Topic 2: Problem Solving
06

Reading Skills & Knowledge Acquired During Studies

Develop precise comprehension, inference, author-purpose, and contextual knowledge skills.

Topics
2
Mapped subtopics
22

Preparation focus

Meaning, evidence, interpretation

Topic list
  1. Topic 1: Reading Skills
  2. Topic 2: General Knowledge

Use the map

Turn topic names into an active preparation routine.

A syllabus is useful when it changes what you study next. Use the curriculum to choose a focused lesson, practise the same area, and return to weak topics with evidence.

Check current rules

Keep annual exam details separate from the stable study structure and verify them against official releases.

Read the IMAT 2026 guide

Source and scope

Use official information for binding exam details.

MEDichondria is an independent preparation platform. The curriculum is an organised study aid and does not replace the annual ministerial decree, registration instructions, or university notices.

Read MUR D.M. 1005/2026Official 2026 decree and annexes defining the content scope mapped by this page. (opens in a new tab)Check the corrected MUR venue noticeOfficial correction to the 2026 table of Italian and international test locations. (opens in a new tab)

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