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The Meticule

“The will to succeed is important, but what’s more important is the will to prepare.”

Words By Manoj Batra

I feel happy in sharing – Anushka Roy of pathways – scored a full score of 1600 on the march 2022 sats – a very obedient and disciplined Anushka was always focused and determined to score well – but never ran after marks and just stuck with her prep
I feel blessed to have been given the opportunity to prepare her – thankyou Anushka, thankyou Gayatri and yes thank you god

Who We Are

Manoj Batra (Math) – Coaching Students for Standardized Tests – SAT & ACT for the last 16 years. Over the years, have developed strategies to crack these tests with better time management skills.

Sarfraz Yusuf (English) – Has authored many books on the English Component of SAT, ACT, and GMAT.

Best Destination For SAT & ACT Coaching.

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Customized Time Table

Adaptive Curriculum

Extended Intensive Course

Small Classes

How We Do?

Virtual Platform - One on One
No Pre-Recorded Lessons
Customized Program
Infinite Number of Hours / Days
Material Based on Real SAT Problems
No Need To Buy Any Books

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Our Results

Our Testimonials

"This review is for Mr. Manoj Batra, who has been immensely instrumental in helping my daughter score a 35 in her ACT score. We live in the USA and were referred to Meticule through a friend. Mr. Batra took my daughter under his wing right way and treated her like he would his own child. He is very systematic about the entire coaching process, and breaks it down very efficiently by focusing and resolving the problem areas. He makes the time to get to know the student and their individual working styles; based on this he nudges and pushes them to bring out the best results. I was also very secure with the safety factor at the academy - personally for me that was a very big deal because I would not leave my daughter anywhere unless I was a 100 percent secure. You will be in good hands with Manoj ji."

"My daughter, joined the Meticule in class 10. She took the PSAT, the SAT, the ACT and SAT subjective(Maths) under the able guidance of Mr Manoj Batra with a 1520 on the SAT and a 36 on the ACT, she managed to do very well under Manoj Sir's hard work and performance. She would also be taking Maths AP under his guidance. He has been the driving force behind her result and has shown immense faith in his student. My daughter did not feel the pressure of the exams as she was working in a secure and homely environment at "The Meticule". I sincerely thank for his great efforts and wish him the very best for future."

" Manoj Sir is an amazing teacher - a master of every concept and quick to solve any problem. But perhaps the best thing about preparing for the SAT with him is that he recognizes exactly what the examination demands - quick and accurate problem solving. With this in mind, he prefers to "coach" his students instead of "teaching" them. Instead of just explaining concepts and solving problems, he puts his students through a rigorous practice regime. This ensures that they master the many shortcuts and techniques necessary for maximizing their scores. Another great thing about studying with sir is the calm and comfortable environment of the Meticule center. Over the months I spent preparing for the SAT, I would never feel exhausted or bored no matter how much time I had spent at the center. The center's dedicated rooms for taking practice tests also helped me get used to actual testing conditions. This kind of focused. undisturbed practice helped me greatly improve my test-taking confidence. All in all. I am very happy that I chose to prep for the SAT with Manoj Sir, and would recommend him to any student planning to take the test in the future. "

Frequently Asked Questions

Is SAT exam hard?

Difficulty of the New SAT So here is the short answer: Yes, the SAT is hard. You have to sit in one place for almost four hours, all while answering questions that range from straightforward to head-scratching difficult. Oh, and the sections are all timed

What is SAT exam in India?

The SAT is a standardized test that measures a student’s skills in three core areas: Critical Reading, Math, and Writing. Students in classes 11 and 12 take SAT so that they can submit their scores to colleges as part of the college application process.

Who are eligible for SAT exam?

Those who have passed class 12th and are in the age group of 17-19 are the ones who usually appear for the SAT test. Some of the countries that accept SAT exam scores are Canada, USA, Singapore, UK, Australia, New Zealand, and the Netherlands

What is SAT exam used for?

The SAT is a multiple-choice, pencil-and-paper test created and administered by the College Board. The purpose of the SAT is to measure a high school student’s readiness for college, and provide colleges with one common data point that can be used to compare all applicants

How do I study for SAT? Posted on January 23, 2021

Planning your SAT practice Diagnose your skills early on. … Take at least two full practice tests. … Familiarize yourself with the instructions for each test section. … Study outside the box. … Take a break the night before the test. … Set yourself up for success on Test Day.

Does IIT accept SAT?

An official with JEE office at IIT-Madras said, “A candidate can gain admission to IITs only through JEE (Advanced). … He said IITs should at least accept the SAT 2 scores of these students for admission. “There are many bright students who secure good marks in SAT going to NITs because IITs are out of bounds for them.

Can a 12th pass apply for SAT?

Can I take the SAT exam after the 12th? A. There are no specific age criteria laid down by The College Board for appearing for your SAT exam. However, since SAT is for admission to undergraduate programs candidates are advised to appear for their SAT while in standard 11 or 12.

What is SAT exam syllabus?

I gave both SAT’s and IIT JEE Main and scored good in both so I guess I am qualified to answer this question. … SAT 2 is very very easy. A standard 10th person can solve the questions and get full marks. Actually to score full marks it is not necessary to attempt all the questions.

Is Sat easier than Jee?