DOMPT-D deep dive
OMPT-D — format, topics & how to prepare.
The most maths-intensive OMPT. Just 21 questions in 180 minutes — but each one is long, open-ended and multi-step. The full calculus track, built around Dutch Wiskunde B. Here's the format, what it covers, the pass marks, and how to train.
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Who takes the OMPT-D.
Advanced STEM: maths, physics, computer science, chemistry, AI and data science. Programme-to-variant mappings change yearly — always confirm which OMPT your programme currently asks for.
High confidence
Radboud University
Often listed for Mathematics, Physics & Astronomy, Computing Science, Chemistry, Molecular Life Sciences, Natural Sciences and Artificial Intelligence.
High confidence
Maastricht University
Typically required for Data Science & Artificial Intelligence and Computer Science.
Often
University of Amsterdam (UvA)
STEM and engineering tracks — Mathematics, Physics, Computing Science, AI, Chemistry — typically map to OMPT-D.
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Amsterdam University College & others
The Science track and other advanced-maths programmes across listed universities often use OMPT-D. Verify on the programme's admission page.
Rule of thumb: if your programme is heavy on calculus — maths, physics, CS, chemistry, AI, data science — it typically asks for OMPT-D (the Wiskunde B level). But variants get reassigned every year, so check your specific programme before you book.
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The real exam doesn't forgive.
OMPT-D is the priciest variant, and you rarely get many tries. The maths to clear it cheaply is to prepare before you book.
€270
per official attempt
higher than the €240 for most variants
1–2
attempts, usually
up to 3 on some programmes
55–75%
pass mark
55% Radboud · up to 75% Utrecht
≤8d
to get results
working days, after the day you sit it
Do the arithmetic: at €270 an attempt with maybe two tries, sitting the real OMPT-D "to see what it's like" can cost hundreds of euros and jeopardise an admission deadline. It's also remotely proctored via ProctorU (webcam, mic, photo ID, room scan) and must be booked ≥72h ahead — your own calculator is not allowed; a basic one is provided. Practice is where you experiment; the real exam is where you cash in.