We identify your gaps and plan every day up to your exam date. Lessons, practice questions, mocks and analysis all move forward as part of one plan.
Gap analysis and a personal plan
Topic lessons and formula maps
A question bank with step-by-step solutions
Mocks in the real exam format
Analysis of where you lose points
Wrong-answer log and scheduled review
IMAT
CEnT-S
TIL-I
TIL-A
Bocconi
SAT
Some of the universities you can apply to with these exams
Your plan, lessons, questions, mocks and analysis follow your chosen exam's syllabus, question types and scoring. Content from other exams never gets mixed in.
IMAT and Bocconi are ready; CEnT-S, TIL-I, TIL-A and SAT are coming soon.
Your plan, questions, reviews and library in one place.
Every question has a step-by-step solution; the ones you miss come back on a schedule.
Italian state universities teach medicine, engineering, economics and sciences in English. Entry to every programme starts with an exam, followed by the ranking, pre-enrolment, visa and enrolment. Here is the road step by step:
Which exam you take depends on the programme and the university you want.
Admission is decided by the ranking (graduatoria) built from exam scores.
The documents you need for your high school diploma to be recognised in Italy and for a student visa.
How often and how each exam is held differs a lot. Your plan is built around it.
Non-EU applicants also pre-enrol on Universitaly, Italy's official portal, separately from the exam.
At state universities the yearly fee is mostly based on family income.
Dates, quotas and required documents can change every year; check the official announcements of the university and Universitaly before you apply. NextGate Lab prepares you for the exam part of this road.
The exams Italian universities ask for when you apply. Pick the exam you are taking and your study plan is built around its date and topics.
The entrance exam for English-taught medicine, dentistry and veterinary programmes at Italian state universities. Run by the ministry (MUR), on paper.
The online entrance exam for bachelor programmes at Bocconi University in Milan.
CISIA's exam for English-taught engineering, economics, pharmacy and science programmes. It replaced TOLC-I, TOLC-E and TOLC-F.
The entrance exam for engineering programmes at Politecnico di Torino. Up to three attempts, the best score counts.
The entrance exam for architecture and design programmes at Politecnico di Torino. Five sections of 10 questions.
College Board's digital exam. Some Italian universities, Bocconi included, accept SAT scores for bachelor applications.
Mocks, topic lessons, practice, review and analysis work together in one panel; every session you complete shapes the next day's plan.
We first identify the topics where you lose points, then prepare a plan for every day until the exam. Your part is to follow the daily plan.
The questions you solve and the mocks you take reveal where you lose points. Your mistakes are classified by cause, and the topic that affects your score most is always at the top of the list.
You enter your exam date, weekly study time and target score. Your gaps are spread evenly over the remaining time, with priority given to your weakest topics. Mock and review days are set in advance in your weekly agenda; full mocks are scheduled at the real exam time, so you get used to the rhythm of exam day.
Every day, what to study, in what order and for how long is already decided. The day's focus topic comes from your list of gaps, so your time goes to the topics that will earn you the most points. You start each item in the plan with one click.
Your performance during the day shapes the next day's plan; topics you struggle with are scheduled again. If you miss a day, the work does not pile up on the next day; it is spread evenly over the days that remain.
You tell us how many hours a week you can study; how many new questions and reviews you do each day is set accordingly. You track how much of your weekly target you have completed and can see the plan for the coming days in advance.
Your score chart runs from today to exam day: your mock scores, the path to your target and the result your current pace will bring are shown on the same chart. You see side by side how much you need to improve each week to reach your target and how much you are improving now; the plan is built to close the gap.
The sections you will use every day and what each one offers. Section names match those in the panel.
When you log in, today's plan, your target and your current standing are summarised on one screen.
A personal plan built on your gaps, exam date, weekly study time and target score.
Questions selected from the bank for your level; you choose how to work.
Questions you have solved come back on a schedule, before you start to forget them.
Questions you answer wrong are added to the log automatically.
Every topic follows the exam syllabus, with tools that support you while you read.
Two maps complement the topic lessons.
Question booklets prepared for you, to solve in print.
Download topic lessons as a PDF prepared in your name and have them printed.
Mocks follow the real exam's number of questions, time limit and scoring. Topics that come out weak in a mock feed into your plan, and the following days are updated accordingly.
The IMAT mock has 60 questions in 100 minutes: +1.5 for a correct answer, −0.4 for a wrong one, 0 for a blank. Mocks for the other exams follow their own formats.
Your exam key is shown in the panel, and you start the mock with Enter exam. The mock screen opens in a computer or tablet browser.
Proctored mocks require camera and screen-sharing permission, so the mock runs with real exam discipline.
Your score is shown as soon as the mock ends; the report and solutions are available at the same time.
Not just your score, but where you lost points.
After every mock, a report is prepared with the sections below.
All your mocks on one page.
The Mock results page in the panel lists the mocks you have taken and those still ahead.
The Analysis page in the panel is updated with every question you solve and every mock you take.
The overall readiness section sums up where you are today.
Shows which topics raise your score and which lower it.
Your readiness in each subject in one table; from a weak subject you go straight to practice.
Your mistakes are classified by cause, because each cause calls for a different fix.
The speed section looks at how long your answers take, not only whether they are right.
Your results on easy, medium and hard questions show whether you lose points on the basics or on advanced questions.
Sections that show your progress over time.
Your mock scores are tracked in the analysis too, so your progress is measured by results in the real exam format.
At the end of the analysis, This week · Coach's note sets the week's priorities based on your data; each item takes you straight to practice with one click.
Sections that help you keep a steady routine, get support and manage your account.
You earn badges as you study; your first mock and regular mock streaks are rewarded too.
You appear on the leaderboard under a nickname; your name and email stay private. Taking part is optional.
See how many days in a row you have studied and how much of today's goal you have completed; each week is compared with the one before.
Scheduled live sessions are listed in the panel, and recordings of sessions you miss are available afterwards.
If you spot an error in a question or have an issue with your account, you can open a support request from the panel.
New mocks, support replies and announcements arrive as notifications, all gathered in one list.
Search takes you straight to pages, topics and your booklets in the panel, without digging through the menu.
If your exam date, weekly study time or target score changes, you can update it in settings and your plan is rebuilt accordingly.
Logins from a new device are protected by email verification. The panel is available in Turkish and English.
Everything runs in the browser, on a computer, tablet or phone. No installation is required.
Your login details are sent to your email address; you set your own password on first login.
Enter your exam, its date, your weekly study time and target score, and your plan is prepared.
Follow the day's plan in the panel every day; on mock days, join with your exam key.
The full system puts your plan, questions, topics, maps, analysis and mock exams in one place, and the first 3 days are free. Each plan covers one exam. If you only want mock exams, there are packs for that too, and your first mock is on us.
Open up the whole panel and decide once you've used it.
For a month of full access or a short top-up.
For the final stretch three months out, or a fast catch-up.
For a full term of planned, steady preparation.
Buying for IMAT? Even after 6 months, your panel stays open until IMAT exam day.
Why 4 mocks a month? A mock doesn't teach, it measures. After each one you need a few days to fix what went wrong, so one a week is the right pace and even six a month is too many. Every plan is a single payment with no auto-renewal.
See the system for yourself before you pay.
Bought one by one, this would be €45.
Bought one by one, this would be €75.
Bought one by one, this would be €150.
Your first mock is free; after that a single mock is €15. Packs are one-off payments, no subscription.
If you can't find the answer you need here, write to us.
We prepare students who want to study at university in Italy for admission tests. The student panel offers a personal study plan, topic lessons, practice questions, scheduled review, a wrong-answer log and analysis; on the mock side there are mock exams in the real format and a detailed report after every mock.
Yes. The service we offered as CampusGate now continues under the name NextGate Lab.
Mock exams, topic lessons and question practice for IMAT and Bocconi are ready. Preparation for CEnT-S, TIL-I, TIL-A and SAT is under way.
No, each plan covers one exam. A plan bought for SAT, for example, does not give access to IMAT content. If you're preparing for two exams, you need a separate plan for each.
Each mock follows the real exam's number of questions, time limit, sections and scoring. The IMAT mock, for example, has 60 questions in 100 minutes, with +1.5 for a correct answer and −0.4 for a wrong one.
No. The panel runs in the browser and can be used on a computer, tablet or phone. The mock exam screen opens only in a computer or tablet browser.
Your score is shown as soon as the mock ends. The report covers your results by subject and topic, your time use, the concepts you mix up, a step-by-step solution for every question and a study plan for the next two weeks.
On first login you enter your exam, exam date, weekly study time and target score. The plan is updated every night from this information and your performance, with priority given to your weakest topics. If you miss a day, the plan is rebalanced over the remaining time.
Yes. You can download topic lessons as a PDF prepared in your name and have them printed securely without sharing the file. You solve question booklets on paper and enter your answers on one screen using the QR code on the cover.
Tell us which exam you are preparing for, and we will answer your questions about mocks, study material and your account.
