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The ACT score that opens doors.

Paper-based, not adaptive, and relentless on timing. We teach section by section and drill speed and accuracy in equal measure, with full-length mocks on the real exam’s schedule before you sit it.

  • 10 weeks
  • 48 taught hours
  • Max 10 per class
  • Score-improvement guarantee
Format
Paper or online · about 2h 05m core
Sections
English · Math · Reading · Science (optional)
Scored
1–36
Sittings
7 international dates a year
Curriculum

Ten weeks, six modules, every section timed to the second.

The ACT is a pacing exam before it is a content exam, so every module is taught against the clock from the first week. Science is optional on the enhanced ACT; we teach it anyway, because the reasoning it tests is the reasoning STEM programmes look for.

10
Weeks
48
Taught hours
10
Full-length mocks
Max 10
Class size
  1. Test anatomy and pacingHow the enhanced ACT is built: three core sections that make the 1–36 composite, an optional Science section scored on its own, and shorter sections with more time per question than before. Then a full-length diagnostic.
    • Composite vs section scores: how English, Maths and Reading average to 1–36
    • Online or paper, Science or not: choosing your version
    • Full-length diagnostic under exam timing
    • Your section-by-section score map and a 32+ target
    4 taught hoursOutcome · Know your composite, your weakest section and the pacing plan for each.
  2. EnglishFifty questions in thirty-five minutes on passages with underlined portions. Conventions of standard English, production of writing and knowledge of language.
    • Punctuation: commas, apostrophes, semicolons, colons and dashes
    • Sentence structure, agreement, verb tense and modifiers
    • Transitions, topic sentences and whether to add or delete
    • Concision, tone and word choice at 42 seconds a question
    10 taught hoursOutcome · Finish all the passages with time to spare and stop losing marks to concision questions.
  3. MathsForty-five questions in fifty minutes, four answer choices each, from pre-algebra through to trigonometry. Calculator allowed throughout.
    • Number and quantity, ratios, percentages and unit conversion
    • Algebra: linear, quadratic, systems and functions
    • Geometry: coordinate, plane and solid; circles and triangles
    • Statistics, probability, matrices and trigonometry
    11 taught hoursOutcome · Solve every routine item in under a minute so the last ten questions get the time they need.
  4. ReadingFour passages, thirty-six questions, forty minutes. Literary narrative, social science, humanities and natural science, each with its own way of hiding the answer.
    • Key ideas and details: locating evidence fast
    • Craft and structure: word meaning, purpose and point of view
    • Paired passages and integrating ideas across texts
    • Passage order: reading the four in the order that suits you
    9 taught hoursOutcome · Finish all four passages inside forty minutes with a working strategy for the one you find hardest.
  5. Science reasoningOptional on the enhanced ACT, and still worth sitting for STEM applicants. Forty questions in forty minutes on data, experiments and conflicting viewpoints; it tests reading, not recall.
    • Data representation: reading tables and graphs quickly
    • Research summaries: variables, controls and what changed between trials
    • Conflicting viewpoints: mapping who claims what
    • When to skip the passage and go straight to the questions
    8 taught hoursOutcome · Answer science questions from the figures in under a minute each, without needing the underlying chemistry or biology.
  6. Mock cycle and score reviewTen proctored full-length tests across the course, each one reviewed section by section, and your test-day plan.
    • Weekly full-length tests on the real exam schedule
    • One-on-one review of your error journal and section trend
    • Registration, online vs paper set-up and test-day timing
    • Superscoring, score choice and which sittings to send
    6 taught hoursOutcome · Walk in knowing your composite range and having sat the full ACT ten times already.

By the end of the course you will

  • Hold pace through every section without leaving questions blank
  • Read ACT science figures as data, not as a science test
  • Know whether to sit Science, online or on paper, and when
  • Know your 1–36 range before you book the real test
What you get

Preparation that mirrors the real ACT.

Speed and accuracy are both scored in the ACT. Practising on timed sections does not prepare you for three hours of unbroken focus, so every mock we run is full-length and proctored like exam day.

Timed section drills

Forty-five-minute English and Reading drills, sixty-minute Math drills, with a forty-five-minute Science section — each timed to the second.

Science reasoning

The ACT science section is not science; it is data interpretation and experimental reasoning. We teach that skill, not memorised facts.

Score choice awareness

You can send the ACT scores from any test date — we map which schools benefit from superscoring and which do not.

Score guarantee

Improve on your starting score or take the entire course again, free.

Upcoming batches

Next ACT batches.

Dates and times are Dhaka time. Every batch teaches the full curriculum and includes the mocks and materials; a live-online run is priced lower because it carries no campus cost.

  • ClassroomFilling fast · 3 left
    Starts
    Fee
    ৳44,000
    Ends
    Schedule
    Tue · Thu, 7:00–9:00 pm
    Where
    Dhaka — Gulshan
    Instructor
    Dr. Imran Chowdhury
  • Live onlineSeats open
    Starts
    Fee
    ৳30,000online rate
    Ends
    Schedule
    Fri · Sat, 10:00 am–1:00 pm
    Where
    Live online
  • ClassroomSeats open
    Starts
    Fee
    ৳44,000
    Ends
    Schedule
    Sat · Mon · Wed, 6:30–8:30 pm
    Where
    Dhaka — Dhanmondi
Your instructors

Who teaches the ACT course.

Meet the whole faculty
  • Dr. Imran Chowdhury
    Director of Test Preparation

    PhD, University of Michigan. Fourteen years teaching admissions tests.

    Dhaka — Gulshan
The guarantee

Improve your score, or study again — free.

We stake our reputation on your progress. Complete your course and mock schedule: if your official score does not improve on your starting score, your next full course is on us.

Claim your assessment
Faculty trained on top global university curricula
A score-improvement guarantee — improve or study again free
Full-length adaptive mock tests, scored & reviewed
Small cohorts with measured weekly progress
10
Full-length proctored practice tests
48
Live taught hours
10
Weeks per cohort
Max 10
Students per class
Student outcomes

What ACT students did next.

“Section drills were relentless in the best way. My science score went from 27 to 34 without me ever feeling lost.”
Mahin Hossain
ACT 34 · University of Michigan
Questions

ACT questions, answered.

ACT or SAT — which one is right for me?

Sit a diagnostic of each — we run both free — and prepare for whichever you score higher on relative to its curve. US universities treat both identically.

When should I take the ACT science section?

The science section is now optional. If you are applying to selective STEM programmes, take it; otherwise, skip it and spend the time perfecting English and Math.

How does the ACT science section work?

You will see passages with charts, graphs and data — you are not being tested on whether you memorised chemistry or biology. We teach you to read the visuals fast and spot what the question is really asking.

How does the score guarantee work?

We record your starting score at enrolment. Attend your classes, sit your scheduled mocks, and if your official score does not improve on it, your next full course is free. See the enrolment terms for the full conditions.

Where are your campuses?

We teach at Gulshan and Dhanmondi in Dhaka and at our Chattogram campus, and every course is also offered live online for students outside those cities.

Do you offer instalment plans?

Yes. Every course can be paid in two or three instalments at no extra cost. Talk to an enrolment advisor when you book your consultation.

What happens at the free consultation?

You sit a short diagnostic, we score it the same day, and a counselor walks you through a target score, a timetable and a shortlist of universities that fit your profile and budget.

Begin

Your seat at a great university starts with one conversation.

Book a free consultation and diagnostic. We’ll map your target schools, timeline and score plan — no obligation.