The GED® is a trusted, internationally-recognized high school equivalency* credential offered by the GED® Testing Service. We can study further or get a better job with a GED® credential. It opens the doors to the next step in your education or working career.

Administered/Examination Body: www.ged.com
Subjects:  Reasoning through language Arts (English), Maths, Science, Social Studies
Class Timings: Mon to Sat (4.00 to 7.00), 9.00 to 12.00 (Sat Only)

*It’s a foreign grade 12 equivalent.

The Scholastic Assessment Test (SAT) was developed and managed by the College Board in the USA. The SAT exam assesses and verifies the academic abilities of prospective students applying to university. The test is standardized across the country and is administered by the Education Testing Service.

The SAT exam is a multiple-choice, paper-based test. However, in 2023 the test will be made available to students online. The exam aims to evaluate the essential academic skills of reading, writing, language, and mathematics. It is usually a three-hour long exam with a total mark of 1,600.

Purpose: SAT 1 exam is the general assessment you will need to undertake when applying to some universities in the USA. It will test your abilities in the two essential skills of literacy and numeracy. The exam has three sections covering reading, writing, and mathematics.

The exam is all about testing your critical thinking skills and analytical abilities while also applying logic.

Exam Pattern: Three sections

• Reading – 52 questions (65 minutes)
• Writing – 44 multiple choice questions (35 minutes)
• Mathematics – 58 questions (80 minutes)

Administered Body: College Board
Classes: Mon to Thursday (4.00 – 7.00): Friday & Saturday (2.30 to 5.30)