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"The Miller Analogy Test (MAT)"

The Miller Analogy Test is a test required by some universities as part of their admissions process.

It tests for high-level analytical skills and identifies those students whose abilities are more than memorizing and repeating what they have learned.

This aptitude test looks at how well you can establish relationships between ideas across a variety of subjects such as humanities, vocabulary, social sciences, general knowledge and math.

The test is produced and issued by Pearson.

There are 120 questions in total; 100 of them are assessed, while 20 are experimental.

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