One-on-one SAT preparation
Taught personally by an instructor who superscored 1580. Guaranteed 1350+ or 1450+, with the terms fixed in your contract before the first lesson.
Few seats each season.
46 students since December 2022. Total scores out of 1600, from official College Board score reports.
I Students
46
students since Dec 2022
II Median
1450
median score
n = 46
III Average
1470
average score
n = 46
IV 75th pct.
1510
75th percentile
n = 46
V Instructor
1580
the instructor’s superscore
The record on one scale
Half of the 46 scored 1450 or higher. About one in four scored 1510 or higher. Guarantee terms are fixed in each contract before lessons begin.
Total scores (400–1600) from official College Board reports. By the available statistics, this format produces some of the highest results in Central Asia.
46 students on our SAT track since December 2022, each with a total score (400–1600) from an official College Board report.
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Choose the score you need. We fix the guarantee in your contract before lessons begin, and we sign only when we can see the way there.
Plan I
1350+Guaranteed score
$3,040
Best for Targets up to 1350
A strong, competitive score. The work builds command of every question type, accuracy in both modules, and pacing that holds for the full two hours and fourteen minutes.
Apply for an interviewPlan II
1450+Guaranteed score
$4,100
Best for Targets above 1350
The same format, aimed higher: the hardest questions, the harder second module, and the last few errors between a strong score and 1450+.
Apply for an interviewWe take a student on only when we can see we will get them to the stated score. When we can’t, we say so plainly and take no money.
Prices in US dollars.
| Detail | Base | Advanced |
|---|---|---|
| Guaranteed score | 1350+ | 1450+ |
| Price | $3,040 | $4,100 |
| Best for | Targets up to 1350 | Targets above 1350 |
| Format | One-on-one, both sections | One-on-one, both sections |
| Schedule | 2 lessons a week, 1.5 hours each | 2 lessons a week, 1.5 hours each |
| Length | 3–6 months, set at the interview | 3–6 months, set at the interview |
| Materials | Kaplan, The Princeton Review, Khan Academy, The Official SAT Study Guide, private question bank | Same |
| Admission | By interview | By interview |
| Guarantee terms | Fixed in your contract before lessons begin | Fixed in your contract before lessons begin |
How the guarantee works
The guarantee is a promise we make only after we have measured the distance.
We establish your starting level, your goal, and your timeline.
If we can see the way to the stated score, we tell you. If we can’t, we say so plainly and take no money.
The guarantee terms are fixed in writing before the first lesson. You read every term before you sign.
Two lessons a week, for three to six months, until test day.
We never promise admission; universities decide that. The SAT score is the one thing we guarantee, and only through the contract.
Built around your goal, not around a cohort. Here is exactly what you sign up for.
A small number of families aiming at leading universities, who value privacy, personal attention, and a predictable result. The schedule adapts to the student, and the program is built around the student’s goal.
Measure, plan, practice, test, review, perform. The same discipline, in every lesson.
The interview and a diagnostic set your starting level, your target, and your timeline. You know where you stand from the first week.
A lesson plan built around your gaps, not a syllabus built for a class, and counted backward from your test date.
Two lessons a week, 1.5 hours each, with targeted practice in between from the books and the private question bank.
Full-length practice tests in the digital, adaptive format, under real timing, so the real test feels familiar.
Every mistake taken apart until you can explain it, and avoid it next time.
Pacing, routine, the device, and the nerves, all rehearsed before the real thing.
The SAT went digital in 2023 for international students and in 2024 in the US. Here is how it works now.
Each section has two modules. Your performance on the first decides whether the second is, on average, harder or easier.
You can move freely within a module. Once it ends, it is closed for good.
Reading and Writing uses passages of 25 to 150 words, each with a single question.
A graphing calculator sits inside the test app for the whole Math section. You may also bring an approved calculator of your own.
Each section is scored 200–800. Scores arrive about two weeks after test day.
You send scores by test date. Some colleges superscore, taking your best section scores across dates.
The first module sets the difficulty of the second, so accuracy early on matters. We train for both modules, under real timing.
Three questions, one honest suggestion. The interview confirms it.
Our suggestion
Answer the three questions, and your suggestion appears here: the plan, the distance to your target, and a timeline counted back from your test date.
In short: Base guarantees 1350+ and suits targets up to 1350; Advanced guarantees 1450+ and covers targets above 1350. The interview confirms it.
Update your answers to refresh the suggestion.
No score yet? That’s fine. We’ll establish your starting level at the interview. Based on your target, this is the likely plan.
Tip: if your calendar allows, plan for two sittings. Some colleges superscore, and a second date gives you room.
A suggestion, not a contract. The interview sets your plan; the contract sets the guarantee.
Your answers will be added to the request. Prefer the full dossier? Send it with your answers.
Test dates
Official SAT dates for 2026–27. They are the same for students in Uzbekistan and in the US, and scores arrive about two weeks after test day.
| Test date | Register by | Late registration | Scores | Status | Plan finder |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sat, Oct 3, 2026 | Sep 18 | Sep 22 | Oct 16 | Registration closed | Closed |
| Sat, Nov 7, 2026 | Oct 23 | Oct 27 | Nov 20 | Registration open | |
| Sat, Dec 5, 2026 | Nov 20 | Nov 24 | Dec 18 | Registration open | |
| Sat, Mar 6, 2027 | Feb 19 | Feb 23 | Mar 19 | Registration open | |
| Sat, May 1, 2027 | Apr 16 | Apr 20 | May 14 | Registration open | |
| Sat, Jun 5, 2027 | May 21 | May 25 | Jun 21 | Registration open |
The next official dates will appear here once College Board publishes them.
Source: College Board (opens in a new tab), checked · score release dates (opens in a new tab) · fees (opens in a new tab).
Official College Board score reports from students taught by our instructor, with record numbers hidden.
26 reports on the wall.
See every reportOur instructor, Abdulaziz A., has a 1580 superscore and teaches every student personally, from the first lesson to test day. No assistants, no intermediaries.
Founder & SAT instructorScoreMarch Academy
Sends books home with strategies to try, and keeps solving test questions with students after the exam.
From the instructor’s notebook: a student who asked questions the instructor couldn’t answer, another who took two practice tests a day, and long walks spent on abstract ideas.
The instructor works with a very small number of students at a time. It is a condition of the work, not a temporary limitation.
Every student takes two lessons a week, 1.5 hours each, with the same instructor. That is three hours of one person’s week, every week, for three to six months. Seats are counted in hours, and there are only so many.
By the available statistics, this format produces some of the highest results in Central Asia.
Few seats each season.
Seats
The waitlist is a list, not a reservation. We write to you when a seat opens.
Everything families ask before the interview.
Not here? Ask at the interview, or write to abdulaziz@nycmail.com.
Apply for an interviewBase guarantees 1350+ and Advanced guarantees 1450+. The terms are fixed in your contract before the first lesson. We take a student on only when we can see we will get them to the stated score. When we can’t, we say so plainly and take no money.
The contract sets it out in writing, and you read it before the first lesson: which sitting counts toward the guarantee, what we ask of you (attendance and homework), and what happens if the score falls short. Ask to see the terms at the interview. We take a student on only when we can see the way to the stated score.
Base is $3,040 and guarantees 1350+. Advanced is $4,100 and guarantees 1450+. Both are one-on-one, two lessons a week for three to six months, with the same materials. The difference is the target, and how far the work has to reach.
Advanced. It guarantees 1450+, and we plan for your full target. At the interview, we tell you plainly how realistic that target is for your timeline.
Yes. The instructor teaches every lesson personally, with no assistants and no intermediaries.
Two lessons a week, 1.5 hours each, for three to six months. The interview sets the exact length, and the schedule adapts to yours.
Yes. Apply for an interview. It establishes your starting level, your goal, and your timeline, so you don’t need a score to begin.
Count backward from your earliest application deadline. Scores arrive about two weeks after test day, so for deadlines in early November, the October sitting is usually the last safe one. If your calendar allows, plan for two sittings: some colleges superscore, and a second date gives you room.
The instructor works with a very small number of students at a time. That is a condition of the work, not a temporary limitation. When a seat opens, we write to the waitlist.
Yes. The two houses are separate, so you can work with one or both. Academy enrollment is separate from any Group engagement.
We establish your starting level, your goal, and your timeline. If we can see the way to the stated score, the guarantee goes into your contract. If we can’t, we say so plainly and take no money.
Prefer email? abdulaziz@nycmail.com
Applying to universities too? Meet ScoreMarch Group
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