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The SAT is a standardised admissions test run by the College Board and used for undergraduate applications worldwide, primarily in the United States. Since 2024 it is fully digital and adaptive — the test adjusts its difficulty based on how you answer.
The exam has two sections: Reading & Writing and Math. It takes about 2 hours and 14 minutes and is scored on a 400–1600 scale. A strong SAT score noticeably strengthens your application file at competitive universities.
Every lesson is taught by expert tutors who know the SAT format inside out and focus on exam strategy.
After your level assessment, we build a personal roadmap around your strengths and weak spots.
Lessons run online and one-on-one on days and times that suit you — no clashes with school.
It starts with a free assessment and consultation — you begin knowing the plan, timeline and goal.
A short call and assessment to clarify your current level, your goal and your exam date.
We build a topic-by-topic weekly study plan and match you with the right tutor.
Start one-on-one lessons with your tutor and track progress with regular practice tests.
The Digital SAT is built from two sections, each split into two modules:
2 modules · 54 questions · 64 minutes
2 modules · 44 questions · 70 minutes
The second module's difficulty depends on first-module performance
About 2 hours 14 minutes · taken in the Bluebook app
The SAT is scored 400–1600, with Reading & Writing and Math each contributing 200–800. Competitive universities generally treat scores of 1400 and above as strong, and the most selective programs see averages above 1500. There is no penalty for wrong answers, so every question should be answered.
The SAT suits students in grades 11 and 12 and is offered several times a year. For most students a planned 3–6 month preparation period is enough; the gap between your current level and target score sets the timeline. Starting early leaves more room for practice tests and for closing weak topics.
Digital SAT format, section structure and time management
Reading & Writing: question types and text-analysis strategies
Math: algebra, advanced math and data analysis
Adaptive testing logic and module transitions
Practice tests and mistake analysis to raise your score
Test-day strategy and stress management
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