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Scholastic Assessment Test
Applying to US Top 30 universities generally requires a strong SAT score: Top 10 schools (e.g., Harvard, Stanford) typically expect 1460-1600; schools ranked 11-20 (e.g., Columbia, Yale) usually 1400-1550; and schools ranked 21-30 (e.g., Duke, Brown) 1350-1500. While many schools are test-optional, a strong SAT score still meaningfully strengthens an application.
Key Highlights
- Top 10 schools (Harvard, Stanford): typically 1460-1600
- Schools ranked 11-20 (Columbia, Yale): typically 1400-1550
- Schools ranked 21-30 (Duke, Brown): typically 1350-1500
- Pair with contests such as AMC, Physics Bowl and USNCO to strengthen the application
Who It's For
- Grade 10-12 students planning to apply to US universities
- Students with TOEFL 90+ and a solid academic reading foundation
- Students aiming for a competitive score before application season
Programme Structure
- Reading & Writing: question techniques, complex sentence parsing and vocabulary building
- Math: gap filling plus training on the digital testing tools
- Full-length mocks on the official Bluebook platform
- Foundation, consolidation and sprint stages, with placement testing
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