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It’s coming…

July 14, 8PM! MARK YOUR CALENDAR!!! Leave your first and last name in the chat if you’ll take place in the webinar!!!

The previous DSAT online course filled up at an unprecedented pace, wherein we received around 250 applications in a matter of a few days. As a result, most people who had the desire failed to sign up. To give you one more chance, we are launching a new INTENSIVE ONLINE DSAT ENGLISH COURSE in collaboration with Bobirjon Bakhtiyorov📅 The course will consist of two SAT classes lasting 2 hours each, office hours, and one Admissions Class every week. Overall, there will be 4 sessions weekly. It is aimed at students who need intensive preparation and expert support and taking the test in August or October📝. If you want to sign up, fill the following survey: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeMLFSBaEVUOdTLOP6xojxqG8j2SBAxBC18ISmAgDH6U3iB6Q/viewform?usp=sf_link. Once you are done, send the screenshot to me at @sukhrob_bs. The deadline to register is July 10, and the course start date is July 12!!!🌟

Someone recommend me workout music. I’m running out. It’s time to cut? Or keep bulking? (Bulking is going too far) #gymlife

To improve fluency and public speaking. Do debates!!!!

First graduates of advanced IELTS classes of our mentor Mukhammadhon Soliev. In the video you can see me Kamrambek IELTS 8 speaking 8.5, Sukhrob Murodov first niner in Samarkand, Bobirjon Bakhtiyorov the youngest niner in Samarkand, Azizbek Rustamov IELTS 8.5 and Otabek Halimov IELTS 8.0. Debate clubs after IELTS classes were vital while building speaking skills particularly public speaking.

Creative Youth Forum

The second day of the forum featured a round table discussion on enabling world-class STEM education in Uzbekistan. This session brought together experts such as Fayzullokhon Mavlyudov from Amazon, Bobirjon Bakhtiyorov from Johns Hopkins University, and other notable researchers and academicians. The discussion focused on generating actionable insights and strategies for improving STEM education in Uzbekistan.

Text @asadbekoltinov with: Full Name Current Grade SAT/IELTS scores (or AP&A-Level) List of ECs And a little bit about yourself. And I’ll send a schedule for a meeting!!!

I want to offer free 10-15 minute consultation with students to guide them and make sure they’re spending their summer efficiently before the admissions cycle. Who is interested?

For context, this message was addressed to rising seniors. If you’re just starting high school, or finished your first year of high school, then I think it’s good to consider taking APs. Admissions in general are advancing rapidly in Uzbekistan, so in a few years time APs will probably becoming an essential factor for your application to be competitive. But, this year, and probably next year, you don’t need to stress over AP exams. Also, you can always mention in your application that the only AP exam testing center in Uzbekistan is located in Samarkand, so AOs won’t expect you to have AP scores. Any external exams are meant to be intensively prepared for DURING and before your junior year of high school. If you’re just starting to prepare after finishing junior year, then it’s not worth your time.