Summer Study Programs & Live help: SAT, PSAT, ACT
An intensive summer SAT prep program Personalized for all students, Intensive Crash Course, Exhaustive Course, Critical Reading, Writing and Final Test Strategy

How do we customize the SAT package for you?

The duration for Intensive Crash Course for SAT preparation is 30 hrs. It covers each section intensively.
45 min	Diagnostic testfdgg
45 min	Discussion based on the diagnostic test and choosing strong and weak area’s
2.0 hour	Math	Arithmetic
1.0 hour	Critical Reading	Reading Comprehension
1.0 hour	Writing	Subjects and Verbs
2.0 hour	Math	Algebra
1.0 hour	Critical Reading	Sentence Completion
1.0 hour	Writing	Nouns and Pronouns
2.0 hour	Math	Geometry
1.0 hour	Critical Reading	Reading Comprehension
1.0 hour	Writing	Sentence Structure & Paragraph Structure
2.0 hour	Math	Data Analysis
1.0 hour	Critical Reading	Comprehension Review
1.0 hour	Writing	Essay writing strategy
2.0 hour	Math	Statistics, and Probability
1.0 hour	Critical Reading	Identifying Grammatical Errors
1.0 hour	Writing	Improving  Paragraph
2.0 hour	Math	Grid Insertion
1.0 hour	Critical Reading	Paired Passage Strategy
1.0 hour	Writing	Improving   Paragraph
1.0 hour	Math	Review
1.0 hour	Critical Reading	Review
1.0 hour	Writing	Review
45 min	Final Assessment test
45 min	Detailed discussion on the Attempt of SAT preparation
*Course schedule will be customized for each student according to student's needs

The duration for Exhaustive course for SAT Preparation is 60 hrs. It covers each subject and topic exhaustively.
Maths (25 Hours)
Arithmetic ( 3 Hours)	Algebra(5 Hours)	Geometry (5Hours)
Number Properties	Exponents	Lines and Angles
Fractions and Decimals	Roots & Expressions	Polygons
Percents	Equations	Triangles
Ratios	Inequalities	Squares
Proportions	Absolute Value	Circles
	Quadratic Equations	Geometric Solids
	Direct and Indirect Variation	Geometric Visualization
Data Analysis, Stats & Probability   (5Hours)	Geometry II & Algebra II (5Hours)	Review   (2 Hours)
Data Interpretation	Coordinate Geometry	Arithmetic
Average, Median, Mode	Transformations	Algebra
Probability	Functions	Geometry
Sequences	Functions in Coordinate Geometry	Algebra II
Counting Problems	Symbolic Functions	Data Analysis, Statistics, and Probability
Critical Reading:  (18 Hours)
Sentence Completion (5Hours)	Reading Comprehension  (5Hours)	Paired Passages    (5 Hours)
Vocabulary Strategies	Reading Comprehension	Reading Comprehension Review
Sentence Analysis	How to Read a Passage	Paired Passage Strategy
Answer Choice Analysis	Passage Analysis
	Question Analysis
	Answer Choice Analysis
Review (3 Hours)
Sentence Completion
Passage-based Reading
Paired Passages
Writing (18Hours)
Nouns and Pronouns  (3 Hours)	Subjects and Verbs(3 Hours)	Sentence Structure   (5Hours)
Pronoun Choice	Subject Agreement	Idiom
Pronoun Reference	Verb Tense	Modifier Choice
Noun Agreement	Verb Form	Modifier Placement
Pronouns Agreement	Irregular Verbs	Wordiness
Antecedent Agreement	Verb Agreement	Parallel Structure
		Comparisons
Paragraph Structure (5 Hours)	Review (2 Hours)
Secondary Errors	The Essay
Paragraph Organization	Identifying Sentence Errors
Paragraph Unity	Improving Sentences
Paragraph Fluency	Improving Paragraphs
Final Test Strategy (3 Hours)

To pursue higher education in US colleges and universities, all the applicants have to take one or more standardized tests to get admission. These tests include the SAT (Scholastic Aptitude Test), GRE (Graduate Record Examination), ACT test, and GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test). There are dual versions of the SAT test.
The SAT I is the called the Reasoning Test and is designed to evaluate your mathematical and verbal skills. It consists mostly of multiple-choice questions.

The SAT II, on the other hand, contains 22 separate tests called Subject Tests. Each subject test covers a specific area such as world history, Spanish, or chemistry. These tests are designed to determine your level of knowledge in each area and your ability to apply that knowledge to answer questions. There is no particular best time to take the SAT, except when you are completely ready, and have done enough practice tests to confirm your ability. This usually happens during the second half of the junior year (11th grade) during the months of March, May, June, or the first half of senior year (12th grade), during the months of October, November, and December. The SAT is a three-hour and 45-minute test. Only three hours and twenty minutes of the test count toward your score- the experimental section is not scored. There are ten sections in the test.