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The statistics are scary, the future imperceptible and the hope of things returning to ‘normal’ dismal. How then does one maintain one’s sanity in such times? Or better asked, what will come of [...]

Type 1: Multiple Choice Questions (No Calculator) The question above tests your ability to evaluate limits. The answer to the above question is D but how should I solve it? And how to do it even [...]

Penultimate to the ACT becoming an ‘online’ test (in September 2018) speculations were rife among prospective test-takers that things might be easier: no bubble sheet to painstakingly fill up [...]

AP Biology is a challenging exam to most of the test-takers as colleges provide admittance to students with a minimum score of 3 or 4. It is mandatory that every student attempting the exam be [...]

The large populace that was eyeing the June 2017 SAT test finds itself left in the lurch – cheated, harmed and a lot more. But why? Agreed that the College Board could have gone about things in a [...]

In 2015, the ACT introduced a new style of essay. The essay prompt came with three perspectives of it and the test taker was to evaluate each perspective, present his stance on each and finally [...]

Quadrilateral is an important topic in mathematics. The students who are preparing for SAT/ACT need to study Quadrilaterals as they are going to use the concept of Area and perimeter of [...]

In this section we shall discuss a few grammar rules that are tested in the Writing section of the New SAT. Its/ it’s/ its’ Students tend to have the most difficulty in using [...]

The SAT II Biology Subject Test is used as an effective tool by students who aim at starting a career in the medical field. Colleges and universities to a large extent depend on the scores of [...]

The New SAT tests quite a few grammar rules.  The first rule to remember is the Subject – Verb agreement rule. This is the most basic rule and can be counted among  the basic but vital [...]