The whole exam paper, as in the NMT. 18 tests from 2023–2026, free and without sign-up.
The whole exam paper — from the first task to the last, in the same order as in the NMT.
18
full tests
2023–2026
exam years
Free
no sign-up, no attempt limit
30 tasks
NMT Online 2026 in Biology – Demo Version
30 tasks
NMT Online 2025 in Biology – Session 2
30 tasks
NMT Online 2025 in Biology – Session 1
30 tasks
NMT Online 2024 in Biology – Demo Version
30 tasks
NMT Online 2024 in Biology – Session 2
30 tasks
NMT Online 2024 in Biology – Session 1
30 tasks
NMT Online 2023 in Biology – Demo Version
30 tasks
The NMT Biology test consists of 30 tasks of different types:
Maximum number of points: 46 points Passing (minimum) score: 7 points out of 46 possible
Biology is an elective subject and is included in the second testing block along with Ukrainian History. 120 minutes are allocated for the entire block.
Approximately for biology: 60 minutes (approximately 2 minutes per task)
The test covers all sections of the school biology curriculum:
The program is based on the ZNO program and covers 5 main sections:
Cellular level:
Genetics:
Human Anatomy:
Ecology and Evolution:
The NMT includes tasks analyzing:
💡 Tip: Practice correctly interpreting graphs, charts, diagrams, and biological illustrations.
❌ Confusion in terminology (mitosis/meiosis, DNA/RNA, autotrophs/heterotrophs) ❌ Superficial knowledge of processes without understanding molecular mechanisms ❌ Not knowing exceptions to biological rules and special cases ❌ Mistakes in genetic problems — not understanding genotype and phenotype ❌ Confusion in systematics and classification of organisms
The NMT may include Latin names of the most common species, but Ukrainian names are predominantly used. It's useful to know basic Latin terms from anatomy.
Yes, the NMT includes tasks analyzing biological diagrams, pictures of cell structures, organs, organ systems, development cycles.
Study Mendel's laws, types of inheritance, solve genetic problems of various difficulty levels. Understand key concepts: genotype, phenotype, dominance, recessiveness.