Exam Coaching

ACT Coaching

The ACT test is a curriculum and standards based educational and career planning tool that assesses students academic readiness for college level studies in the US and Canada.

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Exam Mode
ACT as Pen & paper test (Testing Center)

It is a paper-and-pencil test. You will write your essay in pencil (no mechanical pencils or ink pens) on the lined pages of an answer folder that will be provided to you.

ACT as Computer Delivered (Outside US only)

The ACT consists of four multiple-choice tests in English, mathematics, reading, and science. Computer based exam started in 2021.

ACT Exam Pattern
English

75 Questions in 45 Minutes. Measures the ability to make decisions to revise and edit short texts and essays in different genres.

Mathematics

60 Questions in 60 Minutes. The mathematical skills you have typically acquired in courses up to the beginning of grade 12.

Reading

40 Questions in 35 Minutes. The ability to read closely, reason logically about texts using evidence, and integrate information from multiple resources.

Science

40 Questions in 35 Minutes. The interpretation, analysis, evaluation, reasoning, and problem-solving skills required in biology, chemistry, Earth/space sciences and physics.

Writing (optional)

1 essay in 40 Minutes. Writing skills taught in high school English classes and in entry-level college composition courses.

Total Duration & Breaks

2 hours and 55 minutes for 215 multiple-choice questions. Includes a 15-minute break after Mathematics. Taking the optional writing test adds a 5-minute break and 40 minutes.

ACT Syllabus Overview

The test consists of five essays or passages each of which is accompanied by a sequence of Multiple-choice, test questions. Six elements of effective writing are included in the English Test: punctuation, grammar and usage, sentence structure, strategy, organization and style.

Test designed to assess the mathematical skills students have typically acquired in courses taken up to the beginning of grade 12.

The test questions ask you to derive meaning from several texts by referring to what is explicitly stated and by reasoning to determine implicit meaning.

It measures the interpretation, analysis, evaluation, reasoning, and problem-solving skills required in biology, chemistry, Earth/space sciences and physics. You are not permitted to use a calculator on the science test.

It measures your writing skills taught in high school English classes and in entry-level college composition courses. This section is optional.
ACT Scoring System
Overall Score Range

Each section has a test score range of 1 - 36.

Below Average

The score range for below average performance is 1-16.

Average

The average test score range falls between 17-24.

Above Average

The score range for above average performance is 25-36.

ACT Test Calendar

Exam Date
13-14 Sep, 2024

Registration Deadline

16 August

Late Fee Required

30 August

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6 September

Exam Date
25-26 Oct, 2024

Registration Deadline

27 September

Late Fee Required

11 October

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18 October

Exam Date
13-14 Dec, 2024

Registration Deadline

15 November

Late Fee Required

29 November

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6 December

Salient Features of ACT Coaching
Study Material: Comprehensive E-books provided immediately upon enrollment.
Batch Size: Small and personalized batches with a maximum of 10 to 15 students.
Core Focus: Special emphasis on strengthening fundamental mathematical concepts.
Intensive Coaching: Over 100 hours of in-depth and rigorous training sessions.
Expert Faculty: Learn from highly qualified, experienced, and dedicated trainers.
Mock Exams: Includes 4 full-length practice tests to evaluate your actual exam readiness.
Branch Transfer: Enjoy the flexibility of shifting to any of our branches across India.
Learning Mode: Flexible study options with both Online and Offline (Classroom) classes available.
Available Batch Timings
Weekday Batches
Tuesday to Friday sessions (2 hours daily).
Weekend Batches
Dedicated Saturday and Sunday classes (4 hours daily).
Fast-Track Mode
Intensive preparation from Tuesday to Sunday (4 hours daily).
ACT Exam Overview
Score Lifespan

ACT scores remain valid for up to 5 years from your test date.

Application Process

Candidates must register for the exam via the official online portal.

Examination Fees

The base fee is $181.50 (without writing) and $206.50 (inclusive of the writing section).

Testing Medium

Available in both computer-based (digital) and traditional paper-based formats.

Result Timeline

Scores are typically released between 2 days to 8 weeks post-examination.

Additional Score Reports

Sending scores to extra institutions costs $18.50 per report.

Date Change Penalty

A fee of $44 is applicable if you need to reschedule your test date.

Testing Frequency

The exam is conducted 7 times globally throughout the academic year.

Retake Policy

Students are allowed to attempt the test as often as it is officially administered.

Listening Grammar Rules & Sentence Structure

Lecture


Listening Punctuation Masterclass (Commas, Dashes, Colons)

Lecture


Listening Rhetorical Skills & Paragraph Organization

Lecture


Listening English Section Time Management Strategies

Lecture


Listening Sectional Practice Test: English

Practice

Listening Pre-Algebra & Elementary Algebra Concepts

Lecture


Listening Intermediate Algebra & Coordinate Geometry

Lecture


Listening Plane Geometry & Essential Trigonometry

Lecture


Listening ACT Math Formula Cheat Sheet & Shortcuts

Lecture


Listening Sectional Practice Test: Mathematics

Practice

Listening Active Reading & Annotation Strategies

Lecture


Listening Tackling Prose Fiction & Social Sciences

Lecture


Listening Mastering Humanities & Natural Sciences Passages

Lecture


Listening How to Handle Paired Passages Quickly

Lecture


Listening Sectional Practice Test: Reading

Practice

Listening Interpreting Data Representation (Graphs & Tables)

Lecture


Listening Analyzing Research Summaries & Experiments

Lecture


Listening Evaluating Conflicting Viewpoints Passages

Lecture


Listening Science Section Pacing & Elimination Tactics

Lecture


Listening Sectional Practice Test: Science

Practice

Listening Understanding the ACT Essay Prompt & Rubric

Lecture


Listening Brainstorming & Outlining Your Argument

Lecture


Listening Drafting a Strong Thesis & Body Paragraphs

Lecture


Listening Practice Essay Prompt 1 (With Evaluation)

Assignment


Listening Practice Essay Prompt 2 (With Evaluation)

Assignment

Listening Diagnostic Full-Length ACT Test (Baseline)

Mock


Listening Full-Length ACT Mock Test 1

Mock


Listening Full-Length ACT Mock Test 2

Mock


Listening Full-Length ACT Mock Test 3

Mock


Listening Personalized Score Analysis & Doubt Session

Session

Frequently Asked Questions:-

Yes, the ACT provides students with the flexibility to choose between a computer-based test and a traditional pen-and-paper format.

Typically, students can access their ACT scores online within a window of 2 days to 8 weeks following their test date.

Upon enrollment, students receive comprehensive e-books, access to 4 full-length mock exams, and structured practice assignments focused on core concepts.

Our preparation covers all core sections of the ACT: English, Mathematics, Reading, Science, and strategies for the optional Writing essay, along with extensive time-management techniques.

The ACT exam is administered globally 7 times throughout the academic calendar year.

While a perfect score is 36, a score between 25 and 36 is generally considered above average and competitive for college admissions.

The standard fee is approximately $181.50 without the essay section, and $206.50 if you choose to include the optional writing test.

No, the registration cost remains the same regardless of whether you choose the computer-delivered or the paper-based testing format.

Test centers will provide the necessary computer equipment for the digital exam. You cannot use your personal devices at the testing location.

Currently, the ACT continues to offer the paper-based testing option alongside the newer digital format, so it is still fully available.

Changes between online and paper formats are generally subject to availability at your chosen test center and may involve specific deadlines or procedures.

No, the ACT must be taken under proctored conditions at an officially authorized and secure testing center.

Yes, it is mandatory to bring a printed copy of your admission ticket along with a valid, acceptable form of photo identification to the test center.

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