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1450⚡️ Alisher, our one of the most loyal student, got 1450 !!

After countless tries of trying to get past the benchmark of 1350 on the SAT, I have finally achieved this milestone with the help of my beloved teachers Mr. Boburjon,Mr. Yoqubjon,Mr. Xasanbek and Mr. Sardorbek. This has been a great journey where I met a lot of good friends and buddies like Kassymzhomart, Mr Asilbek and Mr Kamoliddin. My deepest gratitude goes towards my teachers for investing such huge amounts of time and patience into the final product, and I wan't to personally thank Mr Boburjon for bullying me — I went from averaging 1350-1400 on my practices to whooping 1450-1550 with the help of Mr Boburjon and my math teachers Mr Yoqubjon, Mr Xasanbek and Mr Sardorbek. Especially outstanding and unforgettable were those english classes in advanced group 4, where I was told to KMS(keep myself safe) and to acknowledge that I was a huge befarosat by Mr Boburjon. I proudly recommend visiting his classes, as well as learning from Mr Yoqubjon, Mr Xasanbek and Mr Sardorbek. I wish you all the best in ur journeys and the patience to not tell ur students to KYS(keep themselves safe) or call them befarosats!

1320 to 1430 in 2.5 weeks🔥🔥

I would like to express my gratitude for this journey. Sat makon is probably the best course that you could get to prepare for the sat, and others don’t even compare. I really didn’t know how to prepare effectively, neither did others preparation courses. Just in 2.5 weeks, i went from 1320 to 1430(630 ebrw->700). If i had a little more time, i could have reached 1500, but i’m satisfied with my result even now. My teachers were Boburjon and Xasan, and they helped without any pressure. I really recommend everyone to join this community if they aim for a higher score on the SAT

Journey to 1490🔥🔥

After my long and challenging journey of preparing for the SAT with my verbal mentor Boburjon and math mentor Yoqubjon, I want to express my deep gratitude to them for teaching me. Over the past two months, they have been a constant source of guidance and encouragement. Both teachers were always helpful and supportive, fostering an environment that encouraged learning and growth. Mr. Yoqubjon was born to be a math teacher. With an incredible passion for math, he approached every lesson with enthusiasm and deep knowledge, making even the toughest problems feel manageable. It’s no surprise that he scored a perfect 800 on the math section of the SAT on his very first try. His logical teaching style was paired with an intense commitment to helping us succeed, giving us thousands of problems to solve every single day. Although I couldn’t manage to solve them all, his relentless dedication and encouragement pushed me to achieve a 780 on the math section—a result I never thought possible after reaching only 710 on my November test. His belief in hard work and perseverance taught me lessons that went far beyond math. Mr. Boburjon is unlike any teacher I have ever had. His teaching style is far from the kindest. He is really passionate about humiliating and torturing people, and his favourite activity is calling his students “befarosat” and telling them to“kys”. Just kidding, I know that he is not serious. Though his teasing might seem unconventional and illegal in some cases, it was his unique way of pushing us to grow, showing us that learning is not just about avoiding mistakes but learning from them. And you know what? It actually works! On top of that, for every mistake we made or not learned the vocabulary well, he assigned us to read 20 articles and retell them all. It is not one of the most enjoyable things to do, still it motivated me to not do the same mistake again and learn vocabulary better next time. Consequently, his efforts contributed a lot to my current score, which is 710 (I know I could have performed better, but it is what it is; my previous score was 570). What truly sets Bob apart is his own intellectual achievements. As a FLEX 22-23(not sure) alumnus with an IELTS score of 8.0 and a SAT score of 1500, he is a role model in my eyes. His accomplishments served as a constant reminder that success comes through hard work, dedication, and the willingness to challenge yourself. And I was all for it. I recommend y’all to join Boburjon’s lessons if you are ready to turn your SAT stress into a fun process and Yoqubjon’s lessons if you are ready to crack math! To my mentors: thank you for everything. To the students who are still thinking: join SAT Makon

SAT Math 790/800🔥 Orzubek, gratuate of Math 750+ program, achieved outstanding 790 in short amount of prep time @sat_makon

15) 1460 from Zhanel!✅ We'll make it to 1500+ together! @sat_makon

SAT English 730/800🔥 Originally from Kazakhstan, Danelya graduated English 750+ program. We will definetely make it to 1550+. VERY VERY Huge room for improvement in Math. @sat_makon

SAT English 730/800🔥 English > Math We will definetely make it to 1550+. Huge room for improvement in Math. @sat_makon

One more student of Makon. 730 EBWR🔥 1380 to 1490 👉

This march test was a very important one for me, very decisive, since deadlines were approaching, and I needed not to fail. On the test day, I faced the timing issue and was bereft of opportunity to solve 3 math questions remaining, and worried a lot, since I had no time for makeup test. Still, I was fairly satisfied with what I had, even though the regret of not getting 1500+ is present. Having 1380 prior to March score, it was such a substantial jump for me in both sections, which pleasantly surprised me, and for which I am sincerely grateful to my SAT mentors Mr Boburjon and Mr Yoqubjon, and for SAT Makon, undeniably. For over 2 months, I was professionally guided in terms of both subjects, and consistently improved my speed with the help of platform with practice tests. I want to particularly highlight the approach of Mr Boburjon to teaching ebrw, since it was by far the most engaging and funny education I’ve ever had. It was a great fun to watch him using a wide variety of ways to call us befarosats and being unrecognizably kind and cute at the end. Besides that, I really loved that he encouraged competition and made feeling cringe for making mistakes (not harshly). All in all, for the pure sake of the energetic atmosphere of the lessons, I have never skipped a single one. On the part of Mr Yoqubjon, I really liked his patience and dedication to answering all of the questions how ever stupid they were. His lessons were very specific and at the same time felt comfortable. Moreover, the amount of homework given every day was just insane for me, but I believe that’s what you need to really succeed. I want to thank SAT Makon once again for the quality materials, convenience, affordable price and the best mentors.

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Reflecting on my SAT preparation journey with verbal mentor Boburjon and math mentor Yoqubjon, I am filled with immense gratitude and a sense of accomplishment. Both mentors were cheerful, amazing and eager to help, creating a unique enriching learning experience that not only prepared me for the SAT but also instilled confidence in my abilities. Boburjon, my verbal mentor, had an exceptional way of making the difficulties of the English language feel approachable and even enjoyable. Yes, he had his own extraordinary way of teaching. He teases a lot, for which he is disliked by some students, but personally I guess it is a good way of learning as humiliation helps a lot. It motivates you to become better, push your limits and just do your best. Also, we all know that it is just a joke, and he doesn't enjoy it ( I hope ). But, to be honest, he is a great teacher, he explained everything in detail like in 2-3 lessons and after that we were just practicing. He is supportive. Whenever I got something wrong he was like :"iiiiishak, how on earth you did it wrong? You know what, I guess 40 articles by tomorrow will help you think twice before sending me the wrong answer. Btw, keep yourself safe." Buuuut, despite that, for yet unknown reasons he is passionate about asking me the vocab words that I should have learnt like a month ago, but for obvious reasons I didn't. I hate vocab. And he knows that. His time is 2h ahead of mine, so he decided to call me, when it was 4a.m, and he told me to WAKE UP AND LEARN THOSE WORDS. Life is tough. Now you know the whole story, so I can proudly recommend you to join Makon's classes and get your dream SAT score.

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