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Jamshidbek Rasulov Connecticut College '30

is talking about how to get 1500+ with only self-study

Join in and ask your questions 👇

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It's August 5 already

Common App 🎓 is open for new applications ✅

Class of 2031', it's your time to shine

Lessgoooo🔥

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Starting point: IELTS 7.5
Duration: 3months

Ozodbek has joined us for the first time in March 2026. And he prepared for 3 months and aced the SAT exam in his first attempt in June. Let's read his story:

Honestly, my SAT journey wasn’t very long, but it was incredibly memorable. What impressed me the most was the students’ determination and cooperative spirit. Everyone was always willing to help one another master challenging concepts, creating an environment where learning felt both productive and enjoyable.

I first joined SATASHKENT at the beginning of March. At that time, I was quite anxious about my score because I had only a short time to prepare and needed to achieve the highest score possible. Although I already had a solid foundation in both English and Math, I had no prior SAT experience, so adapting to the exam format was initially challenging.

English was the more difficult section at first. I vividly remember struggling during the early stages of my preparation, mainly because I had taken a break of more than a year after getting my IELTS. However, Mr. Azimkhon, through his dedication, constant support, and effective teaching methods, played a crucial role in helping me overcome those difficulties. His lessons were not only highly informative but also engaging, which kept me motivated and focused throughout the preparation process.

My experience with Math was a bit different. Since I already had a strong background, I didn’t need to spend much time reviewing the concepts themselves. Instead, I focused on adapting to the SAT format, mastering Desmos techniques, improving my time management, and developing effective strategies for approaching different types of questions. In this regard, Mr. Asadbek’s contribution was invaluable. He explained every concept clearly and simply, making even the most complicated ideas easy to understand.

I am sincerely grateful to my teachers, friends, and SATASHKENT for creating such a supportive and inspiring learning environment. Their guidance and encouragement made this journey both rewarding and unforgettable.

Ozodbek,thank you for staying hungry all the time, you absolutely deserved it. Now, work on your application and if you need any help with your college admissions reach us out, because, with SATashkent You Will Never Walk Alone!

🎓YNWA - BGSA👍

iGEM is the world's biggest student competition in synthetic biology 🍀

Every year, thousands of students from all over the globe form interdisciplinary teams(different field members) to solve real-world problems in healthcare, agriculture, and biotechnology by doing research.

Our community member Maryam Rustamova attended the latest iGEM competition

and guess what?

She won the first place 🥇with her solution for the CANCER 🤯

which of course requires very high budget and elite experience


Other than that, she is attending the Harvard's neuroscience microbachelors program with full scholarship too.

These are the extra-curricular activities all medicine students want to have 🤩, so you can

research them, apply and learn too (https://igem.org)

Maryam is currently studying in our SAT program and will take the exam in August.

We wish her all the best in her application and wait for her acceptance letter to TOP universities hang in our Hall of Fame soon 🎓

🔥 Offline Digital SAT Mock Exams across Uzbekistan 🔥

If you are still unsure whether to take the exam in August or in September, this is your chance to test your knowledge

On top of the mock tests, you can join the regular events by our SU team in different locations 🤩

When?
📅 Sunday, 9 August

At what time?
🕑 14:00

Where?
📍Locations

📍 Tashkent (Shahristan)

✅ Digital SAT Mock
✅ Debate Session
✅ Debate Club
✅ Engineering Club

📍 Andijan
✅ Digital SAT Mock
✅ Sunday Funday (Mafia, Bunker, and more)

📍 Namangan
✅ Digital SAT Mock

📍 Fergana
✅ Digital SAT Mock
✅ Debate

📍 Kokand
✅ Digital SAT Mock
✅ Debate



🔗 Reserve your spot for Mock: Registration Link



🎓You will never walk alone!👍

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Starting point: IELTS 8
Duration: 3months online

Sunnat has joined us for the first time in March 2026 after getting the first SAT back in December 2025. And he prepared for SAT with us only 3 months online.

Let's read his story:

I took my first SAT in December 2025. After only one and a half months of self-study, I got a 1360. Of course, I was not expecting a 1500. I was hoping for something around 1400, but seeing 1360 on the screen left me devastated. It was the first time in my life that I could not reach a score I would feel comfortable saying out loud. That feeling stayed with me for a while.
I decided to take a short break. Then, at the end of February, I came back to the SAT with a clearer head. March, April, and May were intense. For three straight months I tried my best to juggle everything at once: SAT prep, work, and my projects. There were days when it felt like too much but I kept going.
Before the test, I took a dozen of Bluebook exams and the lowest score was 1520. That gave me some confidence. Then test day arrived and all of that confidence disappeared. I could feel the pressure the entire time. When I walked out I was almost certain I had messed up again and would end up with something around 1400 or 1420.
So when I saw 1490 on the screen two weeks later, I was thrilled. I was genuinely glad that I had made real progress. At the same time, I feel like there is still more inside me that I have not shown yet. That is why I plan to take the SAT one more time in August and finally put an end to this journey once and for all.
Here is the funny part. With a 9 in IELTS Reading, I thought I would crush the SAT without much trouble. Then I actually looked at the questions. My reaction was like, "Okay, not that easy, but still manageable. No problem." I was wrong. The SAT required real effort, real focus, and a lot of patience.
Before I close, I want to thank Miss Ruma, Mr. Asadbek, and Mr. Shohruh for everything they did for me. I could not have made it this far without them. I also want to thank SATashkent for everything along the way. It gave me the structure, the practice, and the honest feedback I needed, and it pushed me to reach a score I wanted. A big part of this 1490 belongs to them.

Thank you Sunnat for not giving up on your dreams 🫡. So, stay hungry and let's smash this admissions cycle together with a full-ride😉 and if you need any help, we are more than welcome to help with your application

because

🎓 You will never walk alone👍

@satashkent's SAT classes got leaked. 🙀

yes, you heard it right.

Recording of our online classes got leaked.

guess, what we did in response to it?

Our team found a BIG problem in students who are preparing for APs 🤯

Unlike APs, there are several centralized resources to practise real-exam questions for SAT

Mathbook, Hardbook, Super Sets and past tests

But, for APs there is no one centralized and reliable resource to study for APs. Students should go to multiple websites, Khan Academy or solving questions on random pdf files and it is a serious issue

Again, @satashkent is here to solve the problem 🎓

So far, our team released 2 legendary AP Books 🎓

Physics Master Book for AP Physics C: Mechanics

Flux Book for AP Calculus BC

You can find them via the links or in our AP Library(@apsatashkentlibrary)