Hey! I'm Shlok and I can't wait to help you improve your Math SAT score! I have taken the SAT twice and received a 1570, with a 770 in R+W and 800 in M. My goal is to get you to a score of M of 700+, maybe even 750+. Most feel that the largest struggle is in Calc Inactive, year after year, as questions tend to be more theoretical. To counter, we will attack past SATs for Math Calc Inactive. We will do the Calc Inactive portions of the April 2019 SAT, April 2021 SAT, March 2019 SAT, May 2018 SAT, May 2019 SAT, May 2021 SAT, and the October 2020 SAT. I will share the pdfs in class. In each class, we will begin by actually doing the entire section for 25 minutes. After each passage, questions will be open to all viewers and I will go over any questions found confusing to people. I will also go over a breakdown for the hardest questions in each unit. Based on that, we can go in further depth on specific topics students struggle in and I can impart advice to make the math section easier. I hope we can work together to get you the best SAT score possible! Note: Keeping your video on is strongly recommended, but never required.

Hey! I'm Shlok and I can't wait to help you improve your Reading & Writing and Language SAT score! I have taken the SAT twice and received a 1570, with a 770 in R+W. My goal is to get you to a score of R+W of 700+, possibly higher. To do this, we will attack past SATs for R+W. We will do the April 2019 SAT, May 2021 International SAT, and the October 2020 SAT, in order. I will share the pdfs in class. In each class, we will do 3 passages, 2 reading & 1 writing, or vice versa from an SAT. Each passage will be timed, with 12-13 minutes per reading passage, and 7-8 minutes per writing passage. After each passage, questions will be open to all viewers and I will go over any questions found confusing. I have left 10-15 minutes for the last portion of class to be free, to go deeper in any specific question type and other like questions. I hope we can work together to get you the best SAT score possible! Note: Keeping your video on is strongly recommended, but never required.