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Whether you are looking for a higher SAT score to increase your college opportunities or qualify for more scholarships, we’re here to help. Most students who take the SAT again improve their scores, so we encourage students to take the SAT twice—once in the spring of their junior year and once in the fall of … Read more

What does it mean to be ‘waitlisted’? Being on the waitlist at a graduate school or college means that while the admissions committee of the particular institution(s) liked one’s application almost as much as the selected and saw promise in the student, they could not formalise a place in the spots officially. And, the committee … Read more

Several times every year, early on a Saturday morning, high school juniors and seniors arrive at test centers across the country with a freshly sharpened pencil to take the SAT. The SAT test, which has long been something of a tradition for the college bound, occupies the thoughts of students and parents alike, as they … Read more

So, you took the GMAT and you are not happy with the results? What should you do next? An obvious thing to do would be to retake the GMAT. More than 60% of all GMAT test takers retake the GMAT within two months to one year of their previous attempt. The fact that GMAC also … Read more

The SAT is broken up into three sections consisting of four tests and an optional fourth section, the SAT Essay. The total time for the SAT is 180 minutes, not including breaks, and the SAT Essay is 50 minutes. Reading: 65-minute section with 52 questions (75 seconds per question) Writing and Language: 35-minute section with 44 questions … Read more

You took the PSAT/NMSQT, sailed on through sections filled with multiple-choice questions, and now the SAT seems more tangible than ever before. It’s only now that you take the time to consider that there’s an essay portion. So now you’ll have to rinse, repeat, and throw some longform writing into the mix—what gives? If you find yourself … Read more

Students taking the GMAT often ask what really matters on GMAT – is it their raw scores in Verbal and Quant sections or do their IR and AWA scores even matter? And, the most common question they ask is – how does GMAT calculate their total score? As confusing as it can get, in this article, we have … Read more

Everybody wants to know how to get the highest SAT score possible. There’s no shortcut, but we can offer some strategies to improve your odds through preparation and practice. The following five suggestions provide structure, reassurance, and comfort to busy students—and may lead to better SAT scores. 1. Take AP Courses When it comes to … Read more

Smart students go way beyond just giving their best on GMAT exam or the applications. They ensure that they increase their chances of selection and go that extra mile by doing some smart things. In this blog we will be talking about the 3 things to do alongside their GMAT preparation. After interacting with Admission … Read more