The SAT score your shortlist actually needs.
The digital SAT is adaptive: two sections of two modules each, where your second module is harder or easier depending on your first — and one composite score, 400–1600, with a score for each section. We teach to that format, and prove the gain with full-length adaptive mocks before you ever sit the real thing.
- 10 weeks
- 48 taught hours
- Max 10 per class
- Score-improvement guarantee
- Format
- Digital, adaptive · 2h 14m
- Sections
- Reading & Writing · Math
- Scored
- 400–1600
- Sittings
- 8 official sittings a year
Ten weeks, seven modules, both test halves covered.
Reading & Writing and Math are taught in parallel from week one, because each section earns its own 200–800 score and a weak half caps your 400–1600 total. Every section block ends with a timed practice set, so you always know your section score before moving on.
- 10
- Weeks
- 48
- Taught hours
- 12
- Full-length mocks
- Max 10
- Class size
Diagnostic and the adaptive formatTwo sections, two modules each: Reading & Writing and Math, 2 hours 14 minutes on the Bluebook app. Then a full-length diagnostic to find out where you stand.
- Module-adaptive scoring: why module 1 decides which second module you see
- Bluebook tools: the built-in calculator, annotation and flagging
- Full-length adaptive diagnostic under exam timing
- Your score map and target by section
4 taught hoursOutcome · Know your current 400–1600 score, your split by section and which question domains are costing you most.Reading & Writing: evidence and craftShort passages, one question each, 27 per module. The Information and Ideas and Craft and Structure domains, and the reasoning each one rewards.
- Central ideas, details and command of textual evidence
- Words in context: precision over familiarity
- Text structure, purpose and cross-text connections
- Quantitative evidence: tables and graphs inside passages
8 taught hoursOutcome · Answer evidence questions by elimination against the passage, not by instinct, at 71 seconds a question.Standard English conventionsThe most learnable marks on the test: grammar, punctuation and sentence structure, plus the Expression of Ideas questions on transitions and rhetorical synthesis.
- Boundaries: commas, semicolons, colons and dashes
- Subject–verb and pronoun agreement, verb tense and form
- Transitions that follow the logic of the passage
- Rhetorical synthesis: matching notes to a stated goal
6 taught hoursOutcome · Miss no more than one conventions question per module.Algebra and advanced mathsLinear equations, systems and inequalities, then the nonlinear content that separates a 650 from a 750: quadratics, exponentials, polynomials and functions.
- Linear equations, inequalities and systems in one and two variables
- Quadratic and exponential functions, roots and vertex form
- Polynomial and rational expressions, equivalent forms
- Using the built-in Desmos calculator to solve, not just check
8 taught hoursOutcome · Solve any algebra or advanced maths item in under two minutes, with Desmos where it is faster.Problem solving and data analysisRatios, rates, percentages and statistics, together with the geometry and trigonometry that make up the rest of the Math section.
- Ratios, rates, proportions and units
- Percentages, one- and two-variable data, centre and spread
- Probability, sampling and inference from data
- Area, volume, circles, right triangles and trigonometry
7 taught hoursOutcome · Read a word problem once and set up the model before you reach for the calculator.Module-2 strategy and pacingHow to bank the easy marks fast so the engine hands you the harder, higher-scoring second module, and what to do when it does.
- Pacing plans for the 32-minute and 35-minute modules
- Guessing, flagging and coming back: no penalty, no wasted seconds
- Reading the harder module: what changes and what does not
- Error journals: categorising every miss by cause
6 taught hoursOutcome · Reach the harder second module in both sections and finish it with time to check your flags.Full-length mock cycle and reviewTwelve proctored adaptive mocks across the course — our tests and official College Board Bluebook practice — each one reviewed question by question, and your test-day plan.
- Full-length adaptive mocks (ours plus official Bluebook practice), scored 400–1600
- One-on-one review of your error journal and score trend
- Registration, Bluebook set-up and device checks
- Score choice, superscoring and which sitting to send
9 taught hoursOutcome · Walk in knowing your score range, having sat the digital SAT twelve times already.
By the end of the course you will
- Sit the digital SAT knowing how the adaptive format scores each section
- Finish every Reading & Writing module with time to check flagged questions
- Solve the full range of Math domains, using the built-in calculator where it is the most reliable path to the answer
- Know your 400–1600 range before you book the real test
Preparation that survives contact with the real exam.
The digital SAT adapts to you mid-test. Practising on static paper papers does not prepare you for that, so ours adapt too.
Twelve adaptive mocks
Full-length tests — our adaptive mocks plus official College Board Bluebook practice — scored 400–1600 with personalised score reports that pinpoint what to study next.
The Digital SAT Manual
The official manual, exclusive to Princeton Review instructor-led courses, with 365 days of access to materials and the online question bank.
Drills that target your gaps
150+ targeted drills and thousands of practice questions, assigned from your error journal — every wrong answer categorised, not just corrected, so the same mistake stops recurring by week four.
Score-improvement guarantee
Improve on your starting score or take the entire course again, free.
Next SAT 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 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sat · Mon · Wed, 6:30–8:30 pmwith Dr. Imran Chowdhury | ClassroomDhaka — Gulshan | Filling fast · 3 left | ৳45,000 | Enrol | ||
| Fri · Sat, 10:00 am–1:00 pmwith Farzana Haque | Live onlineLive online | Seats open | ৳32,000online rate | Enrol | ||
| Sat · Mon · Wed, 6:30–8:30 pmwith Zahid Hasan | ClassroomChattogram | Seats open | ৳45,000 | Enrol |
- ClassroomFilling fast · 3 leftStartsFee৳45,000
- Ends
- Schedule
- Sat · Mon · Wed, 6:30–8:30 pm
- Where
- Dhaka — Gulshan
- Instructor
- Dr. Imran Chowdhury
- Live onlineSeats openStartsFee৳32,000online rate
- Ends
- Schedule
- Fri · Sat, 10:00 am–1:00 pm
- Where
- Live online
- Instructor
- Farzana Haque
- ClassroomSeats openStartsFee৳45,000
- Ends
- Schedule
- Sat · Mon · Wed, 6:30–8:30 pm
- Where
- Chattogram
- Instructor
- Zahid Hasan
Who teaches the SAT course.
- Dr. Imran ChowdhuryDirector of Test Preparation
PhD, University of Michigan. Fourteen years teaching admissions tests.
Dhaka — Gulshan - Farzana HaqueLead Instructor, Quantitative
MSc Mathematics, BUET. Perfect quant score on both the GRE and the GMAT.
Dhaka — Gulshan - Nabeel AhsanLead Instructor, Verbal & Reading
MA English, University of Dhaka. Former newspaper sub-editor.
Dhaka — Dhanmondi - Zahid HasanHead of Chattogram Campus
MA Education. Built the Chattogram teaching team from scratch.
Chattogram
Improve your score, or study again — free.
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SAT questions, answered.
Digital or paper — which SAT will I sit?
Every SAT worldwide is now digital and adaptive, taken on the Bluebook app. You will practise on both our adaptive full-length mocks and official College Board Bluebook practice tests — never on retired paper papers.
How long before my test date should I start?
Ten to twelve weeks is the sweet spot for a 100–250 point gain. Start earlier if you are aiming past 1500 or if your diagnostic comes back below 1100 — we will tell you honestly at the consultation.
Should I take the SAT or the ACT?
Sit a diagnostic of each — we run both free — and prepare for whichever you score better on relative to its curve. Universities in the US treat them identically.
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.
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