Do You Really Need a €10,000+ Agency? World-Class IMAT Mastery at a Fair Price.

Before introducing each course, I want to share the story behind the “Golden Ratio (30:50:20)” system that powers Meditaliano's 66.60 average student score—outperforming the 49.29 national average by more than 17 points.

At the root of these results lies a deep frustration I experienced firsthand during my own high school and gap-year exam prep days in Japan. Throughout my time attending traditional Japanese cram schools (Yobiko), a persistent question haunted me:

“In our modern digital age, why do hundreds of students still gather in cramped classrooms to listen to one-shot lectures they can never pause or replay, squint from the back row to copy hard-to-read chalkboard notes by hand, and study from dense black-and-white booklets?”

Even at Tetsuryokukai (鉄緑会)—widely regarded as the absolute pinnacle of elite medical exam preparation in Tokyo, which I attended myself—the mainstream format for Mathematics and Science classes consisted of instructors filling massive whiteboards while students frantically copied down walls of notes by hand.

The sheer physical act of “moving your hand to copy the board” consumed an enormous amount of time and stamina, leaving zero mental bandwidth for what actually matters: deep conceptual understanding and active problem-solving. Because I personally suffered through that exhausting inefficiency, I knew traditional prep-school culture had to be reinvented from scratch.

Passive learning—zoning out during long lectures and mechanically copying notes as told—stands zero chance against an ultra-fast, high-precision exam like the IMAT. That is why every Meditaliano program eliminates outdated analog passivity and enforces our scientifically validated 30 : 50 : 20 Active Learning Cycle: