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1️⃣5️⃣🅾️🅾️ Starting point: IELTS 6.5 Format: Offline Branch:Shahristan Branch Odilbek studied in our Elite program and eventually got an amazing 1500 🏆 Check out his story and reflection here:

Beginning-> 6.5 IELTS (R:6); Math I knew well(Stereometriya from geometry, Logarithms from Algebra; Abiturient 1-9 book). October- 1st visit to Satashkent to study SAT. Me and my bro Ahmad first came to Drujba to start our journey of SAT. We both received our entrance exams, and Axmad didn't get his exam from Eng since he had a 7.0 in reading. Having solved we gave them to the admins to assess our knowledge. Axmad: EBRW- SAT group, Maths- PreSAT group; Me: EBRW- PreSAT group, Maths- SAT group. We both mulled it over for a while, and we decided to decline the offer and practiced for 1 month to strengthen our knowledge so that we both entered the same groups and studied together. 1 month passed, we came back and successfully got into the same groups, and there our journey started. November-January we studied, we grasped it and had 1 month-odd till the March exam. What we did was to self-study this single month. The result was devastating. Me and Ahmad got the same scores: 1360, me(600;760) and he(680;680). We kept going: Ahmad took the May exam with Azizbek, and I took the June one. We both failed, getting 1400. Ahmad decided to push further, while i decided to take a break and studied IELTS in summer. After 3 months of break, I came back with fresh miyya yearning for 1500+. I joined a 1-month elite group to take the October exam. "Last chance,"-said my mom with intention. I mean I studied SAT for almost a year, and I think it was natural that Mom was mad at me. Thousands of questions, hundreds of exams and practice tests, and so many failures. I knew the answers to the math questions the time our teacher showed them. With EBRW it was pretty similar, but most of the time remembering the answers didn't work cuz either the question was changed or I would remember the wrong answer. What I did with EBRW was analyzing every question with details, and tons of h/w. The teachers were magnificent here at SaTashkent. They knew what they were doing, and knew how to teach and get high scores. With more exposure to the SAT, I inderstood what my previous techers were explaining and tryna say to me. And the problem was not with them or the center. As I loved solving maths questions, I didn't have much problem with that. Yet I didn't like to read, and reading complex scientific questions was one of the worst and most boring things. Furthermore, i would delay most of the EBRW h/w, and I think that this is the key difference between 1400ers and 1500+ers. And finally, after almost a year, I received a 1500 on the October exam. Of course, this is not my last SAT exam, yet I am so grateful for that. Keep going. Never miss EBRW or Maths h/w. Stay hungry. Stay hard!

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How to bottle the Math section on SAT? 1) After English section, go to break and discuss English questions with your friends 2) Solve the questions on Module 1 on your mind and do not double-check! 3)Solve Geometry questions only on DESMOS or on your mind 4)Spend more time on the question you are struggling with, you will find out the answer ultimately 5)Once you finish the Module 1 (15-25 mins), immediately go to Module 2, or take your time to relax and see around 6)Think about what to wear to school on Monday during the exam 7)Solve questions in backwards: from 22th to 1st question 8)NEVER use DESMOS. Solve all questions manually 9)First, write down all of your answers on the paper, and copy to platform in the last 2 mins of your exam If you finished reading the post, read the title once more🤝 @satashkent 🎓

EBRW 750+ group for December test takers! Requirement: EBRW 650 Location: Chilonzor Branch Teacher: Mr Dovud (EBRW 780) Sign up: https://shorturl.at/r48KS

Let me tell you more about them. Mr. Abraham — My English Teacher Reading and Writing had always been my biggest challenge on the SAT. My highest score in the section had been 680, and achieving 700+ seemed like an almost unattainable dream. When I started studying with Mr. Abraham, I set a new goal of reaching 720 and worked hard to achieve it. Mr. Abraham is not only highly knowledgeable in his subject but also exceptionally skilled at teaching it. I had studied with different teachers before, but none of them had impressed me with the same depth of knowledge and effective teaching methods. He carefully selects the most appropriate materials, ensuring that we focus on what truly matters instead of wasting time on unnecessary resources. Every lesson is thoughtfully structured, purposeful, and productive. Thanks to his guidance, I scored 750 in Reading and Writing on my October SAT exam—a result I once thought was beyond my reach. Mr. Abraham helped me achieve something I had struggled to accomplish for a long time, and I will always be grateful for his dedication, expertise, and support. Thank you so much, teacher! I am truly grateful to have been your student. Mr. Ayyubkhon — My Math Teacher Although I had already scored 780 in Math before joining his classes, Mr. Ayyubkhon helped me deepen my understanding of the subject and learn many valuable things beyond SAT preparation. His lessons were not limited to solving SAT problems. I also gained broader insights into mathematics, engineering, and the university admissions process. He consistently went beyond the usual classroom routine to share useful knowledge and help us understand how our academic interests could connect to our future goals. What I especially appreciate about him is his individual approach to students. He always made time to check on our progress, ask about our preparation, and understand our individual needs. His willingness to support every student personally made his classes particularly valuable. I am sincerely grateful for the knowledge, guidance, and kindness he has shared with me. Thank you, teacher, for everything you have taught me and for the time and effort you have invested in your students. Thank you, SATashkent, for being the place where I rediscovered my motivation and regained my confidence. I will always appreciate the knowledge, encouragement, and inspiration I received here.

Thank you Kamola for your immense dedication on your goals and reminding once more that everyone should start their prep for TOP unis from early ages🫡️️️️️️ 🎓 YOU WILL NEVER WALK ALONE 👍

1️⃣5️⃣4️⃣🅾️ Kamola achieved an impressive 1540 at the age of just 16 🤩️️️️️️ after getting 1270 a couple of years ago. Yes, you read correctly ,1540 at 16👀️️️️️️ and of course there should be an interesting story behind this journey Let's hear her reflection on this amazing experience:

My name is Kamola, and I am 16 years old. I began studying for the SAT in December 2024, but my first journey was a short one. I prepared entirely through self-study, and after just two months, I took my first SAT exam. Having already achieved an IELTS score of 7.0, I was confident in my English abilities and expected to perform well in the Reading and Writing section. However, I scored 1270 overall, with 590 in Evidence-Based Reading and Writing (EBRW). I was disappointed, but at the age of 14, I still considered my score fairly good. I stopped studying for the SAT for almost a year and focused on preparing for IELTS instead. In 2025, I enrolled in a learning center for the first time to prepare for the SAT. I studied there for four months, but unfortunately, my score did not improve as much as I had hoped. I then switched to another learning center, but after just one month, I realized that I was not making meaningful progress. Eventually, I decided to leave learning centers behind and return to self-study. In June 2026, I scored 1440 on my third SAT attempt. Although it was a significant improvement over my first score, it was still far from my target. Once again, I felt disappointed and decided to give up on the SAT. I had lost all my motivation and genuinely believed that I would never score higher than 1440. Even when my parents encouraged me to give it one last try, I initially refused. However, after much persuasion from my parents, I decided to give myself one final chance and enrolled at SATashkent. It turned out to be exactly what I had been searching for in the other learning centers. From the very first day, I was impressed by the teaching methods of both my teachers. They provided me with much more than academic knowledge: they gave me positivity, motivation, and, most importantly, the inspiration to believe in myself again.

📍 In which regions of Uzbekistan SATashkent should organize the next SAT Mock tests?

🎓Offline, Digital SAT Mock Exam in 6 Regions in Uzbekistan🔥

•Take Free SAT mock exam • Meet your regional IVY community 📆On Sunday 25th October at 14:00 📍Locations:

Andijan - Navruz Mall, SATashkent Namangan - Namangan International school Farg'ona - SATashkent Fergana branch Tashkent - SATashkent Chilonzor Branch Bukhara - Gorgaz, SATashkent Samarkand - Palace of art

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• Each participant must bring their own laptop. • Laptops will not be provided on-site. You should come to see: • Full Digital SAT simulation, same format, same timing, same pressure • Your score and section breakdown right after • A clear picture of your strengths and weak spots • Top 3 students can get up to 100% scholarships

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❗️Practicing alone at home is not the same. The important thing is not a just test — atmosphere. You will get almost same experience like real exam. You will get the time pressure the same way.

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