SAT Online Coaching

If you’re aiming to excel in the SAT exam, SAT coaching  can give you the edge you need. The objective of the SAT Exam is to evaluate students’ aptitude and reasoning skills in both Reading and Math. It is a timed exam and, now, it’s also adaptive – the difficulty level of the questions automatically adjusts to the accuracy of the given answers. As the same level of the SAT test is administered across the world, by a single organization, the College Board, it makes it easy for universities to understand SAT scores.

Although some colleges are maintaining their “test optional” policy, Uwezo Learning highly recommends that every student obtain a good score in SAT and provide it. Enrolling in SAT classes  ensures you have expert guidance throughout your SAT preparation journey. A good performance in the SAT exam will enhance your chances of admission, giving you another way of standing out.

The main objective of the Adaptive SAT Coaching is to move away from One Size Fits All used until March 2023 – interestingly, College Board will not be introducing Adaptive SAT classes in the U.S.A. Until 2024. By dynamically adjusting the difficulty level of questions that commensurate with the aptitude and ability of each student. This helps the SAT give scores that reflect more accurately of the students’ capabilities.

In addition to being Adaptive, the new SAT is also shorter in length. The College Board believes that the new format will provide an accurate representation of every student’s college readiness. The College Board further contends that the new SAT will be easier for students and reflects more accurately the curriculum students would face in college and beyond. According to the College Board, this will make the SAT easier for students and is a better reflection of what students will face during college and beyond.

While there is no hard and fast rule as to when one should take the SAT coaching, Uwezo firmly believes that the SAT should be taken in early 11th grade. For this, a student must get the SAT coaching right after 10th grade, preferably during the holidays when there are no other distractions. The entire SAT coaching plus practice will consume about 4-6 months; this will allow you to take the SAT in October, November or December. Uwezo also believes that a proper and diligent SAT prep will alleviate the need for multiple attempts. Once the SAT is out of the way, you can focus on academics; remember, college applications process must also begin in April or May, a full year before you graduate.