Guide

The National Medical Admission Test (NMAT) is a standardized aptitude and achievement test used by medical schools in the Philippines as part of admission requirements. It covers Part I (Verbal, Inductive, Quantitative, and Perceptual Acuity reasoning) and Part II (Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Social Science).

No. NMAT Reviewer is an independent, unofficial study tool. Every question and article is original NMAT-style practice material — not real exam content — and the app is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the Center for Educational Measurement (CEM).

Create a profile on the welcome screen (just a name — no account or email needed), then head to Home or Modules. Pick a subtest to practice, or jump straight into a mock exam to see where you stand.

Practice mode is untimed and shows instant feedback — the correct answer, an explanation, and references — right after you answer each question. Mock exam mode simulates real test conditions: a countdown timer, free navigation between questions, the ability to flag questions for review, and no feedback until you submit.

Flashcards use spaced repetition (a Leitner system): mark a card 'Knew it' to see it less often, or 'Didn't know it' to review it sooner. Smart review automatically builds a session from your weakest topics and cards that are due, so your study time goes where it matters most.

Yes. After your first visit, NMAT Reviewer works fully offline — install it to your home screen like an app, and every question, article, and flashcard remains available without a connection.

Entirely on your own device, in your browser's local storage. Nothing is sent to a server, and there are no third-party trackers or analytics by default.

Yes. Go to Settings to export a backup file, then import it on another device or browser. If a profile with the same name already exists, you'll choose to merge (keeping the better of each stat) or replace it.