A disciplined
8-week path toward 1400+.

For students currently around 1150–1450 who need more than another folder of practice questions: two live subject specialists, 48 live teaching hours, independent weekly testing and parent-visible progress.

No score promise. No prerecorded course. Fit is confirmed before enrolment.

Sample analysisBASELINE / WEEK 0
LIVE
Total score1280Illustrative example
Goal1400+
M
MATH660
ADV. MATH
TIMING
R
READING + WRITING620
INFERENCE
BOUNDARIES
01
NEXT PRIORITYRepair algebra translation errors before adding speed.
12Students maximum
48Live teaching hours
4Parent reports
100%Live online

Practice material is plentiful.
A useful feedback loop isn’t.

Official practice resources are already free. The hard questions are: What is holding my score back? What should I do this week? Am I fixing recurring mistakes—or simply completing more questions?

The programme provides diagnosis, a structured plan, feedback and accountability.

01Diagnose
02Learn
03Practise
04Record
05Retest
06Adjust

Eight weeks.
Four deliberate phases.

A progression from diagnosis to test-ready execution—not a content dump.

00
BEFORE WEEK 1

Baseline + setup

Diagnostic, score review, device check, goals and personal error-log setup.

DIAGNOSE
01
WEEKS 1–2

Repair foundations

Correct unreliable methods and close the highest-value domain gaps.

REPAIR
02
WEEKS 3–4

Build accuracy

Target recurring errors, improve question selection and strengthen reasoning.

CORRECT
03
WEEKS 5–6

Add time pressure

Develop pacing, calculator strategy and accuracy under realistic conditions.

ACCELERATE
04
WEEKS 7–8

Simulate + refine

Deep mock reviews, final weak-area interventions and a test-week plan.

EXECUTE

Four live classes.
Two specialist teachers.

Each class is 90 minutes: six live hours every week and 48 live hours across the complete program.

01 · MATH TEACHERMath concepts + strategy90 minutes · new methods, worked examples and guided practice
02 · R+W TEACHERR+W concepts + strategy90 minutes · reading, grammar, evidence and elimination
03 · MATH TEACHERMath application + review90 minutes · timed work, mock analysis, correction and doubts
04 · R+W TEACHERR+W application + review90 minutes · timed work, mock analysis, correction and doubts
Independent weekly testCompleted outside live class time. Math results go to the Math teacher; R&W results go to the R&W teacher. On sectional weeks, only the relevant teacher reviews the test.

Everything needed for a serious preparation cycle.

A focused SAT preparation programme with small-group teaching and individual progress tracking.

01

Starting-point diagnostic

An original readiness assessment and skill map identify the highest-value priorities.

02

Two subject specialists

The Math teacher leads two Math classes each week; the R&W teacher leads two R&W classes.

03

Personal error log

Classify recurring errors by concept, timing, interpretation and execution.

04

Weekly timed testing

Students complete a sectional, mixed-skills or full assessment independently. Each teacher reviews results in their own subject; one-subject sectionals go only to the relevant teacher.

05

Fortnightly parent report

Attendance, work completion, trends, faculty observations and next priorities.

06

Final test plan

Finish with a documented revision plan, test-day routine and remaining risks.

Designed for a specific kind of student.

GOOD FIT✓
  • You are in Grade 11 or 12.
  • Your recent score is roughly 1150–1450.
  • You can give eight focused weeks.
  • You want teachers to identify patterns—not just explain answers.
  • Your parent wants objective visibility without daily supervision.
NOT A FIT×
  • You want a guaranteed score.
  • You are looking for shortcuts or leaked questions.
  • You cannot attend most live sessions.
  • You need broad admissions or visa counselling.
  • You want a large, anonymous lecture batch.

Outside the score range? You can still take the diagnostic. We will recommend the cohort only if it genuinely fits.

Never judge progress from “classes are going fine.”

Every two weeks, receive a concise report that gives useful visibility without turning you into the student’s daily test-prep manager.

  • Classes attended and work completed
  • Latest timed results and trend
  • Recurring errors and faculty observations
  • Priorities for the next fortnight
Start with the diagnostic
1530 LAB
FORTNIGHT / 02
STUDENTIllustrative report
ON TRACK
ATTENDANCE100%
WORK COMPLETE86%
TIMED TREND↗ 30
Math accuracy78%
R+W accuracy71%
FACULTY OBSERVATION

Accuracy improves when the student translates the problem before opening Desmos. Continue the two-step routine this fortnight.

Strong specialists.
Small cohort.
No physical centre.

The complete program is delivered online: four weekly classes are live, while weekly tests and assigned practice are completed independently. This lets us select teachers for quality rather than proximity.

01Interactive live classes
02Doubts resolved in review class
03Secure parent communication
04Device-readiness check

Students need a supported Windows or Mac device, iPad, or school-managed Chromebook. Personal Chromebooks and phones are not supported by Bluebook.

How enrolment works.

Students complete the diagnostic first. We then speak with the family about the student’s starting point, priorities, schedule and whether the programme is suitable.

05 OCT29 NOV2026 · 8 WEEKS · IST

Designed around the 5 December 2026 SAT. College Board currently lists 20 November 2026 as the registration deadline and 24 November 2026 as the late-registration deadline. Verify the official date and register directly ↗

AFTER THE DIAGNOSTIC12 STUDENTS MAX

Review the complete programme before enrolling.

If the programme is suitable, the family receives the faculty profiles, timetable, fee, applicable taxes, payment schedule and cancellation terms in writing.

  • Four live classes every week
  • 48 live teaching hours
  • Math + Reading & Writing specialists
  • Independent weekly testing and analysis
  • Four parent progress reports
  • Individual priorities reviewed throughout
Begin with the diagnostic Diagnostic registration is free and does not commit the family to enrol.

Five steps from diagnostic
to enrolment.

There is no payment at registration and no obligation to join the cohort.

01

Register

Enter one contact email and save the private diagnostic page.

02

Take the diagnostic

Join the live introduction, then complete the supervised 50-minute readiness test.

03

Complete the diagnostic

Finish the supervised test using the private session page.

04

Wait for the next step

Post-diagnostic details will be shared only after that stage is ready.

05

Decide whether to enrol

If the programme is suitable, review the written terms and make your decision.

Everything important,
in one place.

Review the service, faculty, timetable and policies before enrolling.

01

Programme facts

Dates, live hours, weekly cadence, inclusions, exclusions and required student workload.

Review the programme
03

Cancellation

The final cooling-off, withdrawal, provider-cancellation and missed-session rules.

Review refund status
04

Student protection

Parent-visible communication, approved channels, recording consent and concern escalation.

Review safeguarding
Currently openFree diagnostic registration
Currently closedPayment and paid enrolment
Open the programme details

Find the next priority.

Register for an original supervised readiness diagnostic. The test itself lasts 50 minutes.

50TEST MINUTES
₹0NO OBLIGATION
LIVESUPERVISED ONLINE
DIAGNOSTIC 1Friday, 11 September · 7:30 PM IST

One focused registration page.

See exactly what happens, enter one email address, and keep one private link for the session.

View diagnostic details No payment and no obligation to enrol.

One link for suitable families.

Counsellors may share the same focused diagnostic link directly. Families register themselves with one email, so the school does not transfer student data.

  • Free live diagnostic
  • One contact-email field
  • Families register directly
  • No school data transfer
  • Calculator, paper and pen
  • No enrolment obligation
View counsellor details

Straight answers
before you register.

Still deciding? The diagnostic is free and carries no obligation to enrol.

Is the program completely online?

Yes. Diagnostics, four weekly live classes, independent testing, parent communication and reports are all delivered online. Correction and doubts are included inside each subject’s second weekly class; they are not separate sessions.

Is a 1400+ score guaranteed?

No. The cohort supports an ambitious goal, but outcomes vary with starting point, attendance, completed practice and test-day performance. No score, admission or scholarship is guaranteed.

Who should join?

The core cohort is designed for Grade 11–12 students whose recent official or practice score is around 1150–1450. The diagnostic checks whether the student and timeline fit.

Are classes live or prerecorded?

Core teaching is live. Limited recordings may be available under the recording and safeguarding policy, but they are not a substitute for attendance.

Who teaches the classes?

Exactly two specialists teach the cohort. The Math teacher leads both weekly Math classes and reviews Math results. The Reading & Writing teacher leads both weekly R&W classes and reviews R&W results. Final profiles and a sample-class opportunity are shared before any family pays.

What if a student misses a class?

The final attendance and makeup policy will be shared before payment. Live classes are not individually repeated for routine absences.

Do you provide official questions?

Students use lawfully available official practice in their own accounts, alongside our original diagnostic and exercises. We do not sell leaked questions or reproduce protected test content without permission.

What will I see before making payment?

The final faculty profiles, live timetable, total tax-inclusive amount, instalment dates, refund schedule, safeguarding and recording terms, grievance contact and written enrolment summary. Payment remains closed until these are complete.

How are progress and results reported?

Families receive four fortnightly reports covering attendance, work completion, comparable timed evidence, recurring error patterns, faculty observations and the next priorities. Public outcomes require verified evidence and separate consent.

Is this college-admissions counselling?

No. This is one focused preparation program. Essays, university selection, visas and broad admissions consulting are outside its scope.

Stop guessing what
to practise next.

Begin with a free online diagnostic. If the cohort is not the right fit, we will say so.

Register for the free diagnostic