The SAT is a standardized test widely used for college admissions in the United States. It is a critical requirement for students who wish to pursue undergraduate studies in the U.S. after completing Intermediate, O Levels, or A Levels.

Administered by the College Board (USA), the SAT assesses a student’s readiness for college by testing core skills in English and Mathematics.

✅ Why Choose SAT?

• Required by most U.S. universities for undergraduate admissions

• A strong SAT score can help you earn scholarships

• Accepted by over 4,000 universities globally

• Helps build critical reading, writing, and problem-solving skills

  What Does the SAT Test?

  The SAT focuses on two main subject areas:

  1. 📘 Evidence-Based Reading & Writing (English)

  This section evaluates:

  • Reading Comprehension: Understanding and analyzing passages from literature, historical documents, social sciences, and science.

  • Grammar & Usage: Recognizing and correcting errors in sentence structure, punctuation, and word usage.

  • Vocabulary in Context: Understanding word meaning based on context and usage.

  2. ➗ Mathematics

  Divided into:

  • No-Calculator Section: Basic arithmetic, algebra, and problem solving.

  • Calculator Section: Advanced algebra, data analysis, geometry, and introductory trigonometry.

  Optional Essay Section: Some universities require the essay. Guidance is available for students who choose to prepare for it

  What You’ll Gain from the Course

  • Complete understanding of test format and question types

  • Proven strategies to tackle tricky questions efficiently

  • Time management skills for each section

  • Confidence building through full-length mock tests

  • Guidance on choosing U.S. universities based on your goals and profile

  • Post-test support including help with admission applications, visa guidance, and scholarships