AP scores that earn university credit.
AP exams reward deep subject knowledge and exam technique in equal measure. We map the exact curriculum College Board expects, drill the free-response format relentlessly, and score every practice test the way the exam does.
- 10 weeks
- 48 taught hours
- Max 8 per class
- Score-improvement guarantee
- Format
- Subject-specific exam · 2–3 hours
- Sections
- Multiple choice & free response
- Scored
- 1–5
- Sittings
- May and early June
Ten weeks, six modules, one subject taught to its course outline.
Every AP subject is a separate course with its own specialist, but each follows the same shape: the College Board course outline in two halves, then the two question formats under time. Every module ends with a scored section so you know your 1–5 before the next one starts.
- 10
- Weeks
- 48
- Taught hours
- 10
- Full-length mocks
- Max 8
- Class size
Course map and how AP scoresHow your subject’s exam is built: the units, the weighting of each, the split between multiple choice and free response, and how raw marks become a 1–5. Then a full-length diagnostic.
- The course and exam description: units, skills and weightings
- Composite scoring: how MCQ and FRQ combine into a 1–5
- Full-length diagnostic exam under exam timing
- Your unit-by-unit score map and a 4–5 target
3 taught hoursOutcome · Know which units carry the most marks in your subject and where your diagnostic puts you in each.Core content IThe first half of your subject’s course outline, taught to exam depth and checked with unit tests written in the exam’s own question style.
- The foundational units, in the order the outline sets
- The skills and practices the exam tests within them
- Unit tests in MCQ and FRQ form, marked to the rubric
- Vocabulary and notation the markers expect to see
12 taught hoursOutcome · Score at a 4 or better on unit tests covering the first half of the outline.Core content IIThe second half of the outline, including the later units that many school courses reach late or not at all, with cumulative review of the first half.
- The later units, taught in full rather than skimmed
- Cross-unit questions that combine earlier and later material
- Cumulative unit tests in exam style
- Targeted revision of your weakest units from the score map
12 taught hoursOutcome · Cover the entire course outline with no unit you have not been tested on.Free-response techniqueFRQs are marked by rubric, point by point, and reward structure as much as knowledge. How to read the prompt, plan the answer and earn every available point.
- Reading task verbs: describe, explain, justify, calculate
- Answer structure that follows the scoring guidelines
- Showing work and reasoning so partial credit is never lost
- Timing across the free-response section
8 taught hoursOutcome · Write a complete free response that hits every rubric point in the time allowed.Multiple choice under timeThe multiple-choice section carries around half your score and is entirely about accuracy at pace. Elimination, stimulus-based sets and the distractors your subject favours.
- Stimulus-based sets: reading the source once
- Elimination and the distractor patterns of your subject
- Pacing plans for your section’s question count
- Error journals: categorising every miss by unit and cause
6 taught hoursOutcome · Finish the multiple-choice section with time to revisit flagged questions.Mock cycle and exam weekTen proctored full-length exams across the course, each one marked to the College Board rubric and reviewed with you, and your exam-week plan.
- Weekly full-length exams, scored 1–5
- One-on-one review of your marked free responses
- Digital delivery on Bluebook: set-up and rehearsal
- Registration, May timing and score reporting to universities
7 taught hoursOutcome · Walk in knowing your 1–5 range and having sat the full exam ten times already.
By the end of the course you will
- Cover your subject’s entire course outline, not just what your school reached
- Write free responses structured to the scoring guidelines
- Hold pace and accuracy through the multiple-choice section
- Know your 1–5 range before you sit the exam in May
Preparation that teaches the exam, not around it.
AP free-response questions reward precise communication and methodology, not just right answers. We grade every response the way College Board does — partial credit, rubric and all.
College Board–aligned curriculum
Every topic, every depth, every skill the exam can test. We map the entire curriculum to practice exam questions so nothing surprises you in May.
Free-response mastery
FRQs are half your score. We teach you to structure answers by rubric, not by instinct — show your work, explain your reasoning, earn every point.
Formula and reference sheet strategy
Know what you can look up and what you cannot, so you spend exam time on the thinking, not the memorisation.
Score guarantee
Improve on your starting score or take the entire course again, free.
Next AP 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.
| Starts | Ends | Schedule | Mode & campus | Seats | Fee | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fri · Sat, 10:00 am–1:00 pmwith Arif Mahmud | ClassroomDhaka — Gulshan | Filling fast · 2 left | ৳46,000 | Enrol | ||
| Tue · Thu, 7:00–9:00 pmwith Arif Mahmud | Live onlineLive online | Seats open | ৳32,000online rate | Enrol | ||
| Fri · Sat, 10:00 am–1:00 pmwith Arif Mahmud | ClassroomChattogram | Seats open | ৳46,000 | Enrol |
- ClassroomFilling fast · 2 leftStartsFee৳46,000
- Ends
- Schedule
- Fri · Sat, 10:00 am–1:00 pm
- Where
- Dhaka — Gulshan
- Instructor
- Arif Mahmud
- Live onlineSeats openStartsFee৳32,000online rate
- Ends
- Schedule
- Tue · Thu, 7:00–9:00 pm
- Where
- Live online
- Instructor
- Arif Mahmud
- ClassroomSeats openStartsFee৳46,000
- Ends
- Schedule
- Fri · Sat, 10:00 am–1:00 pm
- Where
- Chattogram
- Instructor
- Arif Mahmud
Who teaches the AP course.
- Arif MahmudLead Instructor, Sciences
MSc Physics, University of Dhaka. Ten years of A-Level and AP teaching.
Chattogram
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 assessmentAP questions, answered.
Which AP exams do you offer?
We run cohorts in the most popular subjects — Biology, Chemistry, Calculus AB, Calculus BC, Physics, US History and more. If your subject is not scheduled, we will arrange a private tutor.
When do AP exams happen?
AP exams are administered in May and early June. We time our cohorts to finish core content by late March, leaving six weeks for full-length mocks and review.
Can I retake an AP exam if I score below my target?
Yes, you can sit an AP exam in another year. We coach students in managing a second attempt: what to focus on, whether to register for a May retake, and what else you can do that summer.
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.
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.