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What is the ACT Exam?

The ACT (American College Testing) is a standardized college entrance exam used by colleges and universities in the United States to assess a student’s readiness for college-level work. Like the SAT, it’s commonly taken by high school students in 11th and 12th grade.

Purpose of the ACT:

Evaluate students’ academic skills in English, math, reading, and science
Provide colleges with a standardized measure for comparing applicants
Help students identify strengths and areas for improvement
Qualify for scholarships at many institutions

Who can take ACT Exam?

The ACT exam is open to any student who wants to apply to colleges or universities that require or accept standardized test scores for admission — primarily in the United States but also in many international institutions.

Online Tutoring Key Features.

Online Live Interactive Classes.
Experienced Faculty.
1 ON 1 Sessions.
New Batches Every Month.
Weekday & Weekend Schedules.
Full-length Practice Tests.
Practice Test for Math, Science, Reading & Writing Sections.
Duration: 80 Hours

The following topics will be covered in ACT Test Prep Tutoring.

ENGLISH

Core Skills:

Grammar and usage
Punctuation (commas, apostrophes, semicolons)
Sentence structure
Rhetorical skills (organization, style, strategy)
Word choice and tone

Topics to Cover:

Parts of speech
Subject-verb agreement
Pronoun-antecedent agreement
Verb tense consistency
Sentence fragments & run-ons
Modifiers and parallelism

Transitions and coherence

MATH

Core Skills:

Algebra I & II
Geometry
Trigonometry
Basic statistics and probability
Number & quantity
Functions

Topics to Cover:

Linear equations and inequalities
Quadratic equations
Systems of equations
Polynomials and rational expressions
Coordinate geometry
Right triangles and trigonometric ratios
Circles, angles, volume, and area

Sequences and series

READING

Core Skills:

Reading comprehension
Identifying main ideas and themes
Making inferences
Understanding author’s tone and purpose
Analyzing arguments and details

Passage Types:

Literary narrative
Social science
Humanities
Natural science

SCIENCE

Core Skills:

Interpreting graphs and tables
Evaluating experiments
Scientific reasoning and analysis

Passage Types:

Data representation
Research summaries
Conflicting viewpoints

OPTIONAL WRITING SECTION

Core Skills:

Argumentative writing
Analyzing multiple perspectives
Structuring and supporting your argument
Clarity and coherence

Essay Structure:

Introduction with thesis
2–3 body paragraphs
Counterargument
Conclusion

Frequently Asked Questions.

What is the ACT exam?

The ACT (American College Testing) is a standardized test used by U.S. colleges to evaluate a student’s readiness for college-level academics. It assesses English, Math, Reading, and Science, with an optional Essay.

Who can take the ACT exam?

High school students (Grades 10–12)
Homeschooled and international students
Anyone applying to colleges that accept ACT scores

What is the format of the ACT?

Section	Time	Questions
English	45 minutes	75
Math	60 minutes	60
Reading	35 minutes	40
Science	35 minutes	40
Writing (Essay)	40 minutes	1 (Optional)

What is the total score for the ACT?

Each subject is scored on a 1–36 scale. The composite score is the average of the four main sections.
The Essay (optional) is scored separately from 2 to 12.

How often can I take the ACT?

You can take the ACT up to 12 times, but most students take it 2–3 times to improve their scores.

How do I register for the ACT?

You register online at act.org. You’ll need:

A valid email
A recent photo
School info
Test center selection
Payment for the registration fee

When is the ACT offered?

ACT is offered 7 times a year in the U.S.:
February, April, June, July, September, October, and December.

Can I take the ACT outside the U.S.?

Yes, the ACT is available at international test centers.

What is the cost of the ACT?

ACT without writing: ~$68
ACT with writing: ~$93
(Fee waivers are available for eligible U.S. students)

SCORING & COLLEGE ADMISSIONS

When do I get my ACT scores?

Multiple-choice scores: Typically 10–14 days after the test date
Essay scores: Usually within 2 weeks after multiple-choice scores

How do I send ACT scores to colleges?

You can select 4 colleges for free when you register.
Additional score reports can be sent for a fee through your ACT account .

Do all colleges accept the ACT?

Yes, all 4-year U.S. colleges and universities accept ACT scores.
Many also offer ACT-based scholarships.

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