ACT Coaching
ACT (American College Testing) coaching helps students build strong foundations in English, math, reading, and science, equipping them for successful university admissions. Globally accepted by universities, this tailored coaching method emphasizes improving test-taking skills and strategies.
ACT Exam
The American College Testing (ACT) is a computer-based standardized exam designed to evaluate the college readiness of high school students applying to universities in the United States.
It assesses a student’s skills in English, Mathematics, Reading, Science, and an optional Writing section, offering colleges a standardized metric to compare applicants.
Conducted by ACT Inc., USA, the test primarily features multiple-choice questions.
ACT Exam Structure
Exam pattern
| Mathematics Test (60 minutes) | 60 questions to measure mathematical skills |
| Reading test (35 minutes) | 40 questions to measure reading & comprehension abilities |
| Science test (35 minutes) | 40 questions on science based passages |
| English test (45 minutes) | 75 questions to measure English grammar, punctuation & sentence structuring |
| Writing test (40 minutes) | 1 prompt to measure writing skills |
| Total Scores | ACT scores are out of 36 |
| Total Time | ACT without Essay – 2 hours and 55 minutes ACT with Essay – 3 hours and 35 minutes |
Other Details
| Registration | Online |
| Nature of Exam | It is paper based test |
| Links | http://www.act.org/ |
| ACT Test Fee | ACT with Essay US $211.50 ACT without Essay US $186.50 |
| Frequency of Tests | SAT is conducted 07 times in a year in the months of September, October, December, February, April, June & July |
| Score Validity | 5 Years |
| Free Score Reporting | There is a provision of reporting your ACT test scores to a maximum of four universities of your choice, the cost of which is built into the ACT test fee you pay |
| Additional Test Score Reporting Fees | US $ 19 |
How we Simplify your ACT Test Prep?
Latest and sufficient study material with additional classwork assignment sheets
Experienced Faculty Learn Conceptually through Classroom PPTs
Test series on each topic of English and Math
Full-length mock tests
Added advantage for slightly weak students - They get to re-attend the next SAT batch for selected topics, free of charge
Applications and visa assistance for admissions for Undergraduate Schools in the US
Know More about queries
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
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What is the ACT exam used for?The ACT is a standardized test used for undergraduate college admissions in the U.S. It helps universities evaluate a student’s academic readiness and is often considered for scholarships as well.
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What subjects are on the ACT test?The ACT includes four main sections: English, Math, Reading, and Science, with an optional Writing (Essay) section. Each section measures different academic skills required for college success.
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How is the ACT scored?Each of the four sections is scored on a scale of 1 to 36, and your composite score is the average of those four scores. The optional Writing section is scored separately.
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Is the ACT easier than the SAT?The ACT is not necessarily easier, but it may suit students who are faster at reading and prefer more straightforward questions. The SAT may be better for students strong in math and reasoning.
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How long is the ACT exam?The ACT takes approximately 2 hours and 55 minutes without the writing section and 3 hours and 35 minutes with the optional writing section.
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Can I take the ACT online?Yes! As of recent updates, the ACT is available in a computer-based format at designated test centers in many international locations.
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How many times can you take the ACT?You can take the ACT up to 12 times, but most students take it 2–3 times to improve their score. Colleges usually consider the highest score.