Medical Admission Test (2025-26)

[Exam Date: December 12, 2025 (Friday)]

1. A prefix containing word is—

(A) immoral
(B) immediate
(C) immense
(D) important

2. The word without a prefix is—

(A) irrational
(B) irritable
(C) irresponsible
(D) irregular

3. “I know you”. The complex form of the sentence is—

(A) “I know who you were.”
(B) “I know who you be.”
(C) “I know who you are.”
(D) “I know who are you.”

4. I heard the story from the horse’s mouth. The underlined phrase means—

(A) from an authentic source
(B) from a doubtful source
(C) from an open source
(D) from an unreliable source

5. The team is ______ eleven players. The correct phrase to fill in the gap is—

(A) made by
(B) made out of
(C) made up of
(D) made of

6. “He had to suffer for his sins.” Keeping the same meaning, the negative form of the statement is—

(A) He had no alternative to suffer for his sins
(B) He has no way but to suffer for his sins
(C) He would not but suffer for his sins
(D) He could not but suffer for his sins

7. You should never look down the poor. The corrected sentence is—

(A) You should never look down at the poor.
(B) You should never look down to the poor.
(C) You should never look down about the poor.
(D) You should never look down upon the poor.

8. A person unable to pay back debts is called—

(A) poor
(B) cheat
(C) miser
(D) bankrupt

9. The synonym of ‘ideal’ is—

(A) correct
(B) perfect
(C) good
(D) appropriate

10. “I could hardly make out the traffic signs through the fog.” The underlined phrase means—

(A) recognize
(B) distinguish
(C) locate
(D) obey

11. The supervisor took him ______ task for his negligence. The correct preposition to fill in the gap is—

(A) for
(B) at
(C) to
(D) by

12. All his dreams were shattered ______ the event. The correct preposition to fill in the gap is—

(A) with
(B) after
(C) on
(D) by

13. “We mobilized funds for his treatment.” Here, mobilized means—

(A) spent
(B) gave
(C) allocated
(D) collected

14. The phrase that expresses humility is—

(A) Yours respectfully
(B) faithfully yours
(C) sincerely yours
(D) Yours in appreciation

15. The verb of the word ‘habit’ is—

(A) habitual
(B) habituate
(C) habitable
(D) habitat

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