Distinctive subject examinations designed to assess core osteopathic medical knowledge
A series of nationally standardized subject exams, the Comprehensive Osteopathic Medical Achievement Test (COMAT) sequence is designed to assess osteopathic medical students’ knowledge in core osteopathic medical and foundational biomedical sciences principles.
Established in 2011, the Comprehensive Osteopathic Medical Achievement Test (COMAT) series is a standardized assessment designed to evaluate core osteopathic medical and foundational biomedical sciences knowledge. The exam series is commonly used as end-of-course or clinical rotation assessments and can be administered securely via the web using a computer or iPad.
The NBOME provides many avenues for support to ensure your administration of COMAT runs as smoothly as possible.
Security
Online resources
Proctor training and support
Sample questions
Technical support
Scheduling and registration
Score reporting
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The NBOME research team continues to conduct research on the validity of COMAT and its relationship to COMLEX-USA performance.
