IAT / Original repository analysis

IAT Subject Distribution Across the Statstrive Paper Corpus

An original count of 539 repository questions across 9 paper years, with dataset coverage and limitations stated before any preparation interpretation.

Biology

135

Repository questions

Chemistry

135

Repository questions

Mathematics

135

Repository questions

Physics

134

Repository questions

Methodology

The analysis counts the subject field on every question returned by the repository IAT loader. It does not scrape external papers, infer missing questions or use search-volume data.

  • Coverage years: 2017, 2018, 2019, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026
  • Total stored questions: 539
  • Counted fields: Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics

Limitations

The corpus omits 2020, stores 59 questions for 2025, marks 2018 for scan review and uses a provisional answer-key state for 2026. The near-even subject totals reflect the exam’s four-lane construction and are not a topic-frequency forecast.

What is public and what stays protected

Public

  • Official pattern and source links
  • Aggregate paper, subject and topic evidence
  • Preparation and review method

Free account

  • All current IAT paper simulations
  • Submitted scores, analysis and detailed review

Premium

  • No IAT premium gate exists in the current route flow

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Frequently asked questions

Are these original IAT mocks?

No. The current timed inventory consists of nine previous-paper simulations. Original mock count is zero.

How is the public inventory verified?

The loader requires each stored question to have a valid subject, four option keys, an official answer and a non-empty solution. Paper-level review limitations are reported separately.

Are answers or solutions exposed for SEO?

No. Public pages use counts, topic labels and workflow descriptions only. Question and solution payloads remain in the login-protected attempt and review routes.