SATashkent | College Prep Community
🏆 @satashkentresults SAT | AP | Free Admissions 🏫 5 branches + Online 📈 Students' median 1450, best 1590 🎓 Teachers 1590+ 📚 32k+ questions 🌐 www.satashkent.uz 📞 78 555 6575 💬 @satashkent_admin & @satashkent_admin_online 🔗 https://shorturl.at/r48KS
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Channel SATashkent | College Prep Community (@satashkent) in the English language segment is an active participant. Currently, the community unites 21 421 subscribers, ranking 9 200 in the Education category and 3 712 in the Uzbekistan region.
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Since its creation on невідомо, the project has demonstrated rapid growth, gathering an audience of 21 421 subscribers.
According to the latest data from 06 October, 2026, the channel demonstrates stable activity. Although there has been a change in the number of participants by 963 over the last 30 days and by 19 over the last 24 hours, overall reach remains high.
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- Engagement rate (ER): The average audience engagement rate is 32.72%. Within the first 24 hours after publication, content typically collects 19.15% reactions from the total number of subscribers.
- Post reach: On average, each post receives 6 998 views. Within the first day, a publication typically gains 4 095 views.
- Reactions and interaction: The audience actively supports content: the average number of reactions per post is 99.
- Thematic interests: Content is focused on key topics such as math, satashkent, admission, college, sat.
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The author describes the resource as a platform for expressing subjective opinions:
“🏆 @satashkentresults
SAT | AP | Free Admissions
🏫 5 branches + Online
📈 Students' median 1450, best 1590
🎓 Teachers 1590+
📚 32k+ questions
🌐 www.satashkent.uz
📞 78 555 6575
💬 @satashkent_admin & @satashkent_admin_online
🔗 https://shorturl...”
Thanks to the high frequency of updates (latest data received on 07 October, 2026), the channel maintains relevance and a high level of publication reach. Analytics show that the audience actively interacts with content, making it an important point of influence in the Education category.
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I started my SAT journey long time ago, back in January 2025, when I began the Foundation course at Marstiff SAT center. At that time I was good only in terms of English as I had CEFR B2 with C1 Reading; by contrast my math was zero. Studying SAT and my school subjects was extremely difficult; I barely could balance them as my school was private and the curriculum was complex, so it was a big challenge to focus only on my SAT prep. Moreover, I always struggled in every exam. Then, I took my first SAT on December 6, 2025, and it was stressful as it was my first SAT exam. Consequently, I failed the math section. On the other hand, fortunately my English score was pretty good (680). Honestly I was depressed when I got 1230. After all of that, I had to pass other international exams. I prepared for them and passed. It took me some time. Of course I didn't forget about retaking the SAT, so I did a COMEBACK by going to SATASHKENT courses. In my first 2-3 months in math, I wanted to do everything without Desmos, and it was a big dumb idea. At the same time I prepared for the IELTS which made my studying math really hard. Therefore, I can say that I was just a weak student in my first math group. After taking my IELTS (BTW C1), I decided to change my math group as I wanted to review the math topics, and it was a perfect decision. Furthermore, I changed my mind and started solving everything with Desmos. Thanks for everything teacher Axmadilloh, you helped me a loooot. On the other hand, my preparation for the English section was pretty struggling at first hand, but then in practice sessions I started just destroying the SAT English, and so did I on my SAT. Thanks for everything teacher Abraham. On test day, I talked with almost everyone to avoid anxiety. It was also a perfect thing. Try this method, everyone, it is simple but perfect.Let’s finish admissions season successfully as your SAT journey, Ulug'bek. Good luck, on your journey 🫡 🔥 You Will Never Walk Alone - Building Global Society of Altruists 👍
I started my SAT journey long time ago, back in January 2025, when I began the Foundation course at Marstiff SAT center. At that time I was good only in terms of English as I had CEFR B2 with C1 Reading; by contrast my math was zero. Studying SAT and my school subjects was extremely difficult; I barely could balance them as my school was private and the curriculum was complex, so it was a big challenge to focus only on my SAT prep. Moreover, I always struggled in every exam. Then, I took my first SAT on December 6, 2025, and it was stressful as it was my first SAT exam. Consequently, I failed the math section. On the other hand, fortunately my English score was pretty good (680). Honestly I was depressed when I got 1230. After all of that, I had to pass other international exams. I prepared for them and passed. It took me some time. Of course I didn't forget about retaking the SAT, so I did a COMEBACK by going to SATASHKENT courses. In my first 2-3 months in math, I wanted to do everything without Desmos, and it was a big dumb idea. At the same time I prepared for the IELTS which made my studying math really hard. Therefore, I can say that I was just a weak student in my first math group. After taking my IELTS (BTW C1), I decided to change my math group as I wanted to review the math topics, and it was a perfect decision. Furthermore, I changed my mind and started solving everything with Desmos. Thanks for everything teacher Axmadilloh, you helped me a loooot. On the other hand, my preparation for the English section was pretty struggling at first hand, but then in practice sessions I started just destroying the SAT English, and so did I on my SAT. Thanks for everything teacher Abarham. On test day, I talked with almost everyone to avoid anxiety. It was also a perfect thing. Try this method, everyone, it is simple but perfect.Let’s finish admissions season successfully as your SAT journey, Abdulaziz. Good luck, on your journey 🫡 🔥 You Will Never Walk Alone - Building Global Society of Altruists 👍
I started my SAT journey long time ago, back in January 2025, when I began the Foundation course at Marstiff SAT center. At that time I was good only in terms of English as I had CEFR B2 with C1 Reading; by contrast my math was zero. Studying SAT and my school subjects was extremely difficult; I barely could balance them as my school was private and the curriculum was complex, so it was a big challenge to focus only on my SAT prep. Moreover, I always struggled in every exam. Then, I took my first SAT on December 6, 2025, and it was stressful as it was my first SAT exam. Consequently, I failed the math section. On the other hand, fortunately my English score was pretty good (680). Honestly I was depressed when I got 1230. After all of that, I had to pass other international exams. I prepared for them and passed. It took me some time. Of course I didn't forget about retaking the SAT, so I did a COMEBACK by going to SATASHKENT courses. In my first 2-3 months in math, I wanted to do everything without Desmos, and it was a big dumb idea. At the same time I prepared for the IELTS which made my studying math really hard. Therefore, I can say that I was just a weak student in my first math group. After taking my IELTS (BTW C1), I decided to change my math group as I wanted to review the math topics, and it was a perfect decision. Furthermore, I changed my mind and started solving everything with Desmos. Thanks for everything teacher Axmadilloh, you helped me a loooot. On the other hand, my preparation for the English section was pretty struggling at first hand, but then in practice sessions I started just destroying the SAT English, and so did I on my SAT. Thanks for everything teacher Abarham. On test day, I talked with almost everyone to avoid anxiety. It was also a perfect thing. Try this method, everyone, it is simple but perfect.Let’s finish admissions season successfully as your SAT journey, Abdulaziz. Good luck, on your journey 🫡 🔥 You Will Never Walk Alone - Building Global Society of Altruists 👍
