No hundred-student auditoriums. Our online test-prep runs in cohorts of 6–10 led by experienced coaches who track every student's band-by-band progression.
Book free consultation →We run regular cohorts for IELTS, TOEFL, GRE, GMAT, SAT, UCAT, LNAT and BMAT. Classes run in the evenings (GST) and on weekends to fit around school and work schedules.
Sit a full-length diagnostic in our test centre or online. We score it and walk you through every weak spot so we can map out a targeted 6–10 week plan.
We map weak sub-skills (e.g. "paraphrasing" rather than "writing"), and deliver tailored homework via our 2 sessions per week (90 mins each).
4 full mocks spaced through the programme. Full-length, timed, scored — with granular question-type analytics so you know exactly where to focus.
Every cohort includes weekly office-hour slots for one-on-one help. No extra fee. This ensures no one gets left behind in group settings.
A final 1-on-1 session 3–5 days before your test to lock in mental strategy, timing rules, and red-flag avoidance for the real exam.
Seven tests, every level. We don't coach CAT, JEE or local UAE entrance exams, and we'll tell you if you don't need a test at all.
Academic and General. Required by most UK, Australian and Canadian universities and for UK visas. Typical target: band 6.5–7.5.
Read MoreThe US-preferred English test, also accepted widely in Canada and Singapore. Typical target: 90–105.
Read MoreFor Master's and PhD admission, mainly in the USA and increasingly optional elsewhere. We tell you whether your target programmes still require it.
Read MoreFor MBA and specialist management Master's. We also assess whether you qualify for a GMAT waiver before you spend a month studying.
Read MoreFor US undergraduate admission and some Singapore and UAE universities. Many US universities have reinstated the requirement for 2026 entry.
Read MoreFor medicine and dentistry in the UK, Australia and New Zealand. BMAT has been retired; we coach the tests that replaced it.
Read MoreFor undergraduate law at leading UK universities including Oxford, UCL, KCL and Bristol.
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