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dMAT India APS practice insights
dMAT Practice App Usage Insights for APS Applicants from India
A view of how learners are using Career Wise’s independent preparation app for Indian Master’s applicants preparing for the Digital Master Test associated with the APS India process.
Published 15 August 2026Aggregate app activityNo personal data shown
The activity at a glance
A growing practice community, measured clearly
These figures describe aggregate activity inside the Career Wise dMAT Practice App at the time of publication.
Active in 7 days
59.7% of registered learners
Total practice time
Aggregate time recorded in the app
Module attempts
Across practice and mock modules
59.7%
7-day active share694 active users out of 1,162 registered learners
0.87 hours
Average per learnerApproximately 52 minutes per registered learner
2.5
Attempts per learnerAverage across all registered learners
What learners practise
Module activity, ranked by recorded attempts
Figure Sequences is the clear leader, while Mathematical Equations, General Academic and Latin Squares form a closely balanced middle group.
Only 31 attempts separateMath, General Academic and Latin
Module usage2,936 total attempts
Share of all recorded module attempts- 1Figure Sequences1,027 35.0%
- 2Mathematical Equations581 19.8%
- 3General Academic570 19.4%
- 4Latin Squares550 18.7%
- 5Core Mock124 4.2%
- 6Full Mock84 2.9%
Bars are scaled to the most-used module. Percentages show each module’s share of all 2,936 attempts.
Observed activity patterns
What this snapshot tells us
These patterns describe recorded activity only. They do not assign motivations to learners or predict official examination outcomes.
Figure Sequences leads activity
1,027 attempts make it the most-used module in this snapshot.
Targeted practice dominates
Individual practice modules account for most recorded module activity.
Shared Core tasks stay central
Figure Sequences, Mathematical Equations and Latin Squares form nearly three quarters of attempts.
Mock tests support the mix
208 Core and Full Mock attempts complement targeted practice.
How to read the data
Definitions and methodology
This is a static publication snapshot based on aggregate figures from the Career Wise dMAT Practice App. It is not a live public dashboard and contains no names, email addresses, scores or other personal information.
Snapshot published: 15 August 2026
- Registered learners
- Accounts registered in the practice app; this does not mean every learner completed a mock test.
- Active in 7 days
- Registered users recorded as active during the seven-day period shown in the source dashboard.
- Total practice time
- Aggregate app time across registered users. The 52-minute average divides total time by all 1,162 registered learners.
- Module attempts
- Recorded attempts across the six listed practice and mock modules, not unique learners.
Independent preparation: Career Wise dMAT Practice is independently developed and is not affiliated with or endorsed by g.a.s.t., TestDaF-Institut, APS India or any university. These figures describe activity in the Career Wise app only and do not indicate official dMAT performance or admission outcomes.
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