Reading:
Measures your ability to understand and analyze written passages from a variety of subjects including literature, history, social studies, and science.
Search
People also search for:
our services:
quick contact:
we're on social media:
Master the SAT with Confidence
About the SAT
The SAT (Scholastic Assessment Test) is one of the most widely recognized standardized tests used for college admissions in the United States and many other countries. It is designed to measure a student’s readiness for college by assessing key skills in reading, writing, and mathematics.
The SAT is a comprehensive exam that evaluates critical thinking, problem-solving, and analytical skills essential for academic success in college. It is administered by the College Board and is accepted by over 2,000 colleges and universities worldwide as part of their admissions process.
SAT Structure and Sections
Writing & Language:
Tests grammar, usage, punctuation, and editing skills through multiple-choice questions based on passages.
Math:
Divided into two parts — one that allows the use of a calculator and one that does not — covering algebra, problem-solving, data analysis, and advanced math concepts.
Why is the SAT Important?
At Austine Consult, we help you understand every aspect of the SAT — from the test format and scoring to effective preparation strategies. Our goal is to empower you with knowledge and skills to confidently tackle the SAT and unlock your academic future.
College Admissions: The SAT score is a crucial factor for college admission decisions, helping schools assess academic preparedness beyond your high school transcript. Scholarship Opportunities: Many merit-based scholarships use SAT scores as part of their eligibility criteria. Placement and Preparation: SAT scores can influence placement in college courses and help identify areas needing improvement before starting university studies.
Experienced SAT Trainers
Our certified instructors have years of proven success helping students boost their SAT scores and gain admission to top universities.
Full-Length Practice Tests & Simulations
Prepare under real test conditions with official SAT practice exams to build stamina and confidence.
Customized Study Plans
We evaluate your current strengths and weaknesses, then tailor a personalized study roadmap for your target score and college goals.
Proven Test-Taking Strategies
Master techniques for each SAT section: Reading, Writing & Language, Math (No Calculator), and Math (Calculator).
Our SAT Expertise
At Austine Consult, we don’t just prep you for a test — we prepare you for your academic future. With over a decade of experience in education consulting, we’ve helped hundreds of students achieve their target SAT scores and admission goals. Our approach focuses on:
Real SAT-style practice questions Interactive instructor-led sessions Weekly skill assessments and mock exams Personalized performance reviews Flexible learning schedules We customize every study plan to your strengths, challenges, and goals.
Solutions & Benefits
Training with Austine Consult gives you:
Access to certified SAT instructors with proven success
24/7 academic support via email, WhatsApp, and student portal
Weekly practice tests modeled on official SAT exams
Targeted coaching for all SAT sections
Grammar and math concept workshops
Flexible class formats: group, weekend, or private tutoring
Extended coaching support if you don’t meet your target score initially
We Create SAT Success Stories
Our commitment goes beyond teaching — we partner with you to ensure your success. Our students have: Gained admission to Ivy League and top-tier universities Secured full scholarships and financial aid Improved academic readiness and confidence Strengthened college applications with strong test scores
"I tried self-study for months with no results. Austine Consult got me to my dream score."
Aisha
"Focused feedback on my essays and math helped me maximize my score."
Michael
SAT Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
The SAT is a standardized test widely used for college admissions in the U.S. It assesses skills in Reading, Writing & Language, and Math to evaluate your readiness for college.
The total test time is about 3 hours (plus an additional 50 minutes if you choose to take the optional Essay section).
The SAT has three main sections: Evidence-Based Reading and Writing (Reading + Writing & Language) Math (with Calculator and No Calculator parts) Optional Essay (some colleges require it)
Scores range from 400 to 1600, combining: 200–800 for Evidence-Based Reading and Writing 200–800 for Math The Essay is scored separately on three dimensions (Reading, Analysis, Writing) from 2 to 8.
Most students take the SAT during their junior or senior year of high school. Check College Board’s official test dates and plan to register early.
You can take the SAT up to once per month, with a maximum of seven times per year.
Yes. You can send scores to up to four colleges for free when you register or after your test. Additional score reports require a fee.
The Essay is optional and required by only some colleges. Check the admission requirements of the schools you’re applying to before deciding.
Good SAT scores vary by college. Generally, a score above 1200 is competitive for many universities, while selective schools often expect 1400+.
Bring: Your admission ticket Photo ID (such as a passport or driver’s license) Approved calculator Pencils and erasers A watch (without an audible alarm)
Gallery
