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Reading and Writing
Math
All about SAT
Frequently Asked Questions- General
Frequently Asked Questions- Reading and Writing
Frequently Asked Questions- Math
Vocabulary List
Word Roots
Verbs- Notes & Practice Questions
Nouns- Notes & Practice Questions
Articles- Notes & Practice Questions
Pronoun- Notes & Practice Question
Adjectives & Adverbs- Notes & Practice Questions
Conjunctions- Notes & Practice Questions
Prepositions- Notes & Practice Questions
Punctuation- Notes & Practice
Notes for Reference- Reading & Writing
Useful Advice- Reading & Writing
Chapter 1.1: Sources and Reading Topics
Chapter 1.2: Strategies to Deal with The Reading & Writing Questions
Chapter 1.3: Types of Questions
Chapter 1.4: Expression of Ideas-Notes & Practice Questions with Answer Key
Chapter 1.5: Standard English Conventions- Notes & Practice Questions with Answer Key
Chapter 1.6: Vocabulary in context- Notes, Sample Questions & Practice Questions with Answer Key
Chapter 1.7: Paired Passage- Notes, Sample Questions & Practice Questions with Answer Key
Chapter 1.8: Function/ Purpose- Notes, Sample Questions & Practice Questions with Answer Key
Chapter 1.9: Analyzing Data Graphics- Notes, Sample Questions & Practice Questions with Answer Key
Chapter 1.10: Main Idea- Notes, Sample Questions & Practice Questions with Answer Key
Chapter 1.11: Detail questions- Notes, Sample Questions & Practice Questions with Answer Key
Chapter 1.12: Inference- Notes, Sample Questions & Practice Questions with Answer Key
Chapter 1.13: Evidence Support- Notes, Sample Questions & Practice Questions with Answer Key
Chapter 1.14: Reading and Writing comprehensive test
Chapter 1: Heart of Algebra
Chapter 2: Problem Solving and Data Analysis
Chapter 3: Geometry and Trigonometry
Chapter: 4 Advanced Math
Aarav Singh 29/06/2025
29/06/2025
The program is very well-organized. I used the SAT study schedule and followed their practice tests, both internal and full-length to track my progress. The chapter-wise questions after every lecture made sure I actually understood the concepts before moving on.
Simran Kaur 10/06/2025
10/06/2025
I liked how the course balanced strategy with practice. The vocabulary list of 250 SAT-specific words was small but powerful—I actually remembered them all. The reading section included source topics that matched real SAT passages, and the tips helped me avoid silly mistakes. Scored a 1480 thanks to this!
Kabir Joshi 04/05/2025
04/05/2025
I was struggling with SAT Reading before this course, but iSchoolPrep’s breakdown of reading topics and clear strategy tips helped me improve a lot. The internal tests gave me a sense of what to expect in each section. Great support and content for serious prep.
Priya Desai 23/04/2025
23/04/2025
The SAT course from iSchoolPrep is really well planned. The grammar notes and vocabulary list helped me a lot with the Writing section. This program made me feel confident, and I ended up scoring better than I expected.
Harsh Vardhan 31/03/2025
31/03/2025
The reading and writing modules in this course are underrated! The recorded lectures, vocabulary list, and grammar practice gave me a strong edge. I used to lose marks on reading passages, but their tips helped me read smarter, not harder.
Ananya Iyer 21/03/2025
21/03/2025
This SAT prep course gave me the structure I was missing. From lecture videos to mock tests, everything is arranged to build confidence gradually. I especially benefited from the chapter-wise practice and the grammar notes. I could track my improvement clearly, and the course made my self-study much more effective.
Arjun Thakur 15/02/2025
15/02/2025
The program breaks down complex topics into simple strategies. The grammar section, especially the detailed notes and tests, helped me improve my writing accuracy. The internal tests after each topic helped me track my progress and focus on weak areas. I followed their study plan and saw steady improvement in my practice scores.
Riya Nambiar 11/01/2025
11/01/2025
This course is so well-organized. The lectures gave practical tips that helped me solve questions faster. The SAT source topics for reading helped me understand what kinds of passages to expect, which made a big difference in my prep.
Nikhil Joshi 13/12/2024
13/12/2024
I started the course with low confidence in Reading, but the source-based reading approach and strategies taught here really helped me improve. The internal quizzes helped me evaluate myself after each topic. This course made me feel in control of my SAT prep.
Harpreet Kaur 05/12/2024
05/12/2024
I loved the way iSchoolPrep explained SAT grammar concepts they made tricky rules simple with examples and tips. The Math and grammar cheat sheets were very helpful while revising. The practice tests felt like the real exam, and my score kept getting better after each one.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Start preparing at least 3-6 months before your test , ideally during 10th or 11th grade.
On average, students need 2-4 months of consistent prep, depending on their current skill level and target score.
Starting SAT preparation as a beginner? Here's the best way to kickstart your SAT journey step by step:
Top SAT prep books include The Official SAT Study Guide (College Board), Barron’s SAT, and The Princeton Review. Online platforms like Khan Academy (official partner of College Board), Magoosh, and PrepScholar offer excellent free and paid resources, including video lessons, quizzes, and adaptive learning tools for self-paced preparation.
Coaching isn’t necessary if you’re self-disciplined.
The ideal number of SAT practice tests depends on your prep time and target score — but here’s the general rule:
To improve in SAT Math, review core concepts like algebra, geometry, and data analysis.
Common mistakes include starting too late, skipping practice tests, ignoring weak areas, and focusing only on content instead of strategy. Many students also neglect time management and don’t analyse their practice test results. Another big one—studying inconsistently. SAT prep needs a balanced approach with consistent effort, review, and smart strategies.
For top U.S. universities like Harvard, MIT, or Stanford, a score of 1450–1550+ (out of 1600) is considered competitive. For other strong schools, a score of 1300–1450 is often acceptable. Check the middle 50% score range of your target colleges, and aim for a score above the average for a better chance.
The best time for a Class 11 student to begin SAT preparation is mid to late Class 11, around 6–9 months before their intended test date. This gives enough time to build foundational skills, practice regularly, and take mock tests. Starting early reduces stress, allows for retakes if needed, and fits well alongside school studies.
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