Conquer the Digital SAT
The SAT is your gateway to undergraduate studies in the USA and significant merit-based scholarships. Our specialized coaching for the new Digital SAT ensures you master the adaptive format, Desmos calculator strategies, and advanced grammar rules.
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The New Digital SAT
Adaptive Testing Format
The SAT is now section-adaptive. How you perform in the first module determines the difficulty of the second module. We train you to “unlock” the harder second module, which is essential for scoring above 1400.
- Shorter test duration (2h 14m)
- Faster score delivery
Reading & Writing (RW)
Gone are the long reading passages. The new SAT features short passages with a single question each. Our curriculum focuses on “Command of Evidence,” “Words in Context,” and advanced grammar rules to help you speed through these questions with high accuracy.
- Vocabulary building strategies
- Rhetorical synthesis techniques
Math & Desmos Calculator
A calculator is now allowed for the entire Math section! We teach you how to leverage the built-in Desmos graphing calculator to solve complex algebra and geometry problems in seconds, bypassing lengthy manual calculations.
- Graphing shortcuts
- Advanced Algebra mastery
The Eduwise SAT Edge
Bluebook Simulation
We provide practice tests on an interface identical to the official College Board ‘Bluebook’ app. This ensures you are comfortable with the timer, tools, and annotation features before test day.
Score Guarantee
Our structured curriculum is designed to improve your score by at least 200 points.
Scholarship Focus
We don’t just teach SAT; we guide you on how to use your score to win merit aid.
Comprehensive Materials
Access to 20+ full-length digital practice tests, thousands of drill questions, and customized vocabulary lists tailored for the new SAT format.
SAT FAQs
Is the SAT mandatory for US universities?
Many US universities have gone “Test Optional,” but a high SAT score significantly strengthens your application, especially for top-tier schools (Ivy League) and is often required for merit-based scholarships.
What is a “good” SAT score?
A score of 1300+ is considered competitive. For top-50 universities, aim for 1450+. For Ivy League schools, a score of 1500+ is typically recommended.
How long should I study for the SAT?
Most students need 3-4 months of consistent preparation. Since the digital SAT is concise, focused practice on strategies and weak areas yields faster results than rote memorization.
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