Each session lasts 60 minutes. You can take Spesific topic lecture or questions solutions.           

  While the weight given to the SAT can vary among institutions, it generally plays a significant role in the evaluation of applicants. It's important to note that while the SAT is considered important by many universities, an applicant's overall profile is usually taken into account during the admissions process.        

             The SAT (Scholastic Assessment Test) is one of the standardized tests commonly used by universities and colleges in the United States as part of their admissions process. 

       Factors such as high school GPA, extracurricular involvement, personal achievements, and essays also contribute to the evaluation. Some universities have even adopted test-optional policies, allowing students to choose whether to submit SAT scores or not. 

         It's important to note that the SAT Mathematics section is divided into two subsections: a calculator-allowed section and a no-calculator section. The topics mentioned above are applicable to both sections, but the level of complexity and the types of questions may vary.To prepare effectively for the SAT Mathematics section, it is recommended to review these topics thoroughly, practice solving a variety of math problems, and become familiar with the format and question types of the SAT exam.  

The SAT Mathematics section assesses your mathematical reasoning and problem-solving skills. It covers various topics from algebra, geometry, statistics, and probability.

 Here are the main topics typically tested on the SAT Mathematics section:

This topic focuses on linear equations and inequalities, systems of linear equations, and linear functions. It includes solving equations, graphing lines, and understanding properties of linear equations.

This category involves interpreting and analyzing data presented in tables, charts, and graphs. It also includes ratios, proportions, percentages, rates, and unit conversions.

This topic builds on algebraic concepts and includes more complex equations, functions, and expressions. It covers topics such as quadratic equations, radicals, exponentials, rational expressions, and polynomial operations.

This category encompasses a range of topics, including geometry, trigonometry, and complex numbers. It may cover properties of geometric shapes, coordinate geometry, right triangles, trigonometric functions, and basic complex number operations.

This topic involves analyzing and interpreting data sets, probability concepts, and statistical measures. It includes topics such as mean, median, mode, standard deviation, probability calculations, and interpreting probability in context.

After completing the entire Mathematics topics lecture as a one-to-one private lesson in a 32  hours full lecture  package, you can reinforce what you have learned with 4 or 8 hour question solution packages.

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