
How Meditaliano students performed in IMAT 2026
A transparent comparison of Meditaliano Online Tutoring and Premium students with the 18,368-candidate national cohort.
The cohort average was 66.60/90
That is 17.31 points above the national mean of 49.29. The comparison does not prove that a course alone caused the difference, but it shows the level reached by this verified group.
Performance by score band
The strongest separation appears at the upper end of the national distribution.
| Score | National | Meditaliano | Relative rate | n / 74 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 60+ | 28.41% | 85.14% | 3.0× | 63/74 |
| 70+ | 9.12% | 37.84% | 4.1× | 28/74 |
| 75+ | 3.71% | 14.86% | 4.0× | 11/74 |
| 80+ | 0.96% | 5.41% | 5.6× | 4/74 |
EU and Non-EU cohort detail
EU cohort
34 studentsNon-EU cohort
40 studentsWhat these results mean
- 63 of 74 students scored at least 60 points.
- 28 students reached 70+, a score achieved by 9.12% nationally.
- 11 reached 75+ and four reached 80+.
- The highest verified score was 85.0, approximately within the national top 0.5%.
A result built on consistency
High scores were not confined to one citizenship category: the EU cohort averaged 64.08 and the Non-EU cohort averaged 68.74. Half of the Non-EU cohort reached 70 or more.
What the students used
Students in this report used Meditaliano Online Tutoring, Meditaliano Premium, or both. Their preparation environment included:
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Method and limitations
The Meditaliano figures cover 74 unique students whose IMAT 2026 scores were available for verification. National figures are based on the 18,368 entries in the published anonymous results. Percentages use the same score thresholds in both groups.
This is a selected student cohort, not a random sample. The comparison is descriptive and does not guarantee admission or prove causation. Final admission depends on citizenship category, university preferences, quotas, scrolling and the official ranking.







