SATashkent Hall of Fame | Results

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Starting point: SAT 1230(EBRW 680)
Duration: 3months offline

Ulug'bek joined our community back in June 2026 after getting 1230 last year in December and during these 3 months, he managed to increase his score to an impressive 1570 🏆

How did he achieve this?

Let's hear from himself:

I started my SAT journey long time ago, back in January 2025, when I began the Foundation course at Marstiff SAT center. At that time I was good only in terms of English as I had CEFR B2 with C1 Reading; by contrast my math was zero. Studying SAT and my school subjects was extremely difficult; I barely could balance them as my school was private and the curriculum was complex, so it was a big challenge to focus only on my SAT prep. Moreover, I always struggled in every exam. Then, I took my first SAT on December 6, 2025, and it was stressful as it was my first SAT exam. Consequently, I failed the math section. On the other hand, fortunately my English score was pretty good (680). Honestly I was depressed when I got 1230.

After all of that, I had to pass other international exams. I prepared for them and passed. It took me some time. Of course I didn't forget about retaking the SAT, so I did a COMEBACK by going to SATASHKENT courses. In my first 2-3 months in math, I wanted to do everything without Desmos, and it was a big dumb idea. At the same time I prepared for the IELTS which made my studying math really hard. Therefore, I can say that I was just a weak student in my first math group. After taking my IELTS (BTW C1), I decided to change my math group as I wanted to review the math topics, and it was a perfect decision. Furthermore, I changed my mind and started solving everything with Desmos. Thanks for everything teacher Axmadilloh, you helped me a loooot.

On the other hand, my preparation for the English section was pretty struggling at first hand, but then in practice sessions I started just destroying the SAT English, and so did I on my SAT. Thanks for everything teacher Abraham.

On test day, I talked with almost everyone to avoid anxiety. It was also a perfect thing. Try this method, everyone, it is simple but perfect.

Let’s finish admissions season successfully as your SAT journey, Ulug'bek. Good luck, on your journey 🫡

🔥 You Will Never Walk Alone - Building Global Society of Altruists 👍

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Prasanna joined our 1-Month Elite online program in late July from Ghana 🇬🇭 and aced the 1500 in his second try

It did not happen overnight, but took lots of hardwork and dedication from Prasanna to get this amazing result🤩

Let's hear the full story from himself:

I had written the August SAT, and the results just came in. I got a 1500.

I just wanted to express my gratitude to the SATashkent team. I had gotten 1410 on the first try, and this 1500 wouldn't have been possible without the mentors and the resources SATashkent provided. And a huge thank you for assigning me Teacher Donobek, and Teacher Abu. The classes were not only academically intensive, but made so fun as well, especially by Sir Ali. Even though I live in Ghana, and I am Indian, I got to learn a lot about Uzbek and its culture. I'm a proud Bo'ydoqlar lol.

Thank you very very much SATashkent❤️

Prasanna proved it is possible to get a top score regardless of location,language, country as long as you have the right resources and guidance 🎯

SATashkent team is very proud of helping international students like Prasanna from all over the world to get into TOP universities and will continue doing the same thing 🫡

🎓YNWA - BGSA👍

1️⃣5️⃣🅾️🅾️

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👍

1️⃣4️⃣9️⃣🅾️

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👍

1️⃣5️⃣1️⃣🅾️

Starting point:
English B2
Math: 3rd level pre sat
Duration: 6months + 3months

Akhmad has joined us for the first time in March 2025. And after finishing pre sat and SAT programs he got 1380 in August in his first attempt. And in march 2026 after taking his IELTS he restarted his SAT journey and got his 1510 in June exam. Check out his story:

When I scored a 1380 on my first official SAT in August 2025, I was happy—but I also knew I could do better. My math score gave me a solid foundation, but I wasn’t quite where I wanted to be. Since I had other parts of my university applications to focus on, I put the SAT aside for a while. Even then, I couldn’t shake the feeling that I had unfinished business.

In March 2026, I decided to give it one last shot.

This time, I made English my entire focus. Math was already in a good place, so every day for weeks, I spent around five hours working only on the Reading and Writing section. I read passage after passage, reviewed grammar rules, and tried to understand the reasoning behind every question I got wrong. Some days were frustrating, and the routine became exhausting, but I kept reminding myself that consistency would eventually pay off.

Then came test day.

The real exam felt nothing like the Bluebook practice tests I had taken. Everything seemed harder, and I never felt completely comfortable with my pacing. By the time I walked out of the testing center, all the confidence I had built over those weeks was gone. I replayed questions in my head, convinced I had made too many mistakes. Breaking 1500 no longer felt possible.

When score release day arrived, I opened my results expecting disappointment.

Instead, I saw 1510.

For a few moments, I just stared at the screen. I couldn’t believe it. The anxiety, the self-doubt, and all those long hours of preparation suddenly felt worth it. More than anything, I felt relieved and incredibly grateful.

This score isn’t just my achievement. I genuinely wouldn’t have reached it without the people who supported me along the way. I’m incredibly thankful to the entire SATashkent community and to my amazing teachers. Their guidance, encouragement, and belief in me made a difficult journey feel possible, even when I doubted myself. Thank you for helping me reach a goal I once thought was out of reach.

Akhmad thank you for staying dedicated for all the time, you deserved it very well. Now feel free to reach out if you need any help with your college admissions to, with SATashkent You Will Never Walk Alone!

🎓YNWA - BGSA👍

How long does it take to get SAT 1550+ with English B2?

Well, our student Asadbek Akramov did it in 6 months. In September 2025, Asadbek joined Mr. Saydullo's fresh Pre-SAT English group — SATellite. But for math, he didn't need the Pre-SAT program, since he already had an A from "Milliy Sertifikat," so he simultaneously studied for IELTS and got an IELTS 8.0 on his first attempt in January. While we did not teach IELTS to him, we have to acknowledge that his SAT prep and IELTS prep boosted each other, and we thank the center and teachers who helped him with IELTS. Now, after his IELTS, he started SAT math as well and got an SAT 1550 — with an impressive 760 from EBRW — in the March 2026 SAT exam.

Asadbek, thank you for sharing your journey with us. We wish you the very best of luck in your future endeavors, and please feel free to reach out to us if you ever need any help. 🫡

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Starting point:
English B2
Math: Milliy A
Duration: 6months

If I’m being honest, my SAT journey started because of my mom.

She kept telling me to start preparing for the SAT, and for a while I just kept pushing it off. Then one of my friends told me about SATashkent. He was already studying there, so I decided to check it out and ended up joining the same group.

At that point, the SAT wasn’t even my only concern. I was also preparing for IELTS and the National Mother Tongue Exam, so most of my attention went there first.

For English, I spent around seven months studying in total. Looking back, I think one of the biggest reasons I improved was Mr. Saydullo. His explanations never felt complicated or forced. A lot of things that seemed confusing at first eventually started making sense because of the way he taught them.

Math was a little different. Since I had already received an A in the National Certificate exam, I didn’t feel like I needed to spend months relearning concepts. I mainly focused on practice for about one or two months. Mr. Axmadilloh helped a lot with that. He was the one who taught me how to use Desmos efficiently.

January and February were probably the busiest months of this whole journey. I got an IELTS 8.0 in January and took my Mother Tongue National Certificate Exam in February. After that, for the first time in months, I could focus almost entirely on the SAT before the March exam.

I still remember opening my score report.

I wasn’t expecting a 1550.

I refreshed the page a couple of times just to make sure I wasn’t reading it wrong.

I didn’t tell anybody at first, but then my mom called me from work, so I had to give it away.

The best part wasn’t even the number itself. It was knowing that all the hours I’d spent studying over the previous months had actually paid off.

Looking back, I’m really grateful that I ended up joining SATashkent. I met a lot of great people there, learned from teachers who genuinely cared, and made memories that I’ll probably remember long after I’ve forgotten about the SAT.

🎓YNWA - BGSA👍

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Starting point:
SAT 1350(October 2025)
Duration: 2 months
Format: Offline

When Ayubxon visited us for the first time, there were no free rooms, so we had to schedule the lessons at 20:00. Even though he already attends an academically demanding school, he finished every homework assignment on time and eventually grew his score by 180 points in just 2 months. Check out his story:

I first took the SAT in October, expecting to score 1450+. I was confident because I already had an IELTS score of 8 and had done some self-study for the SAT. However, I got a reality check when the results came out—my score was 1350 (EBRW 580). My parents were really disappointed, and we knew that I had to retake it.

From mid-January, aiming for 1520+, I started looking for tutors to help me prepare for the SAT. I visited 4–5 different places—two of them on the same day—but I stopped after going to SATashkent and meeting Mr. Nuriddin Khabibullayev. I knew that Mr. Nuriddin could help me achieve the score I wanted.

Starting in early February, I began attending Mr. Nuriddin’s classes. Despite having only about a month, we worked hard and nonstop. In every lesson, I learned something new and began to understand more, although my brain honestly needed time to process everything after each class. And I shouldn’t even get started on the homework—Mr. Nuriddin was very strict about it. We even created a full timetable to see how much free time I had for homework. It turned out I had plenty, so I ended up doing 6–7 hours of homework after each lesson.

Then, in March, I retook the SAT and scored 1530 (740 EBRW).

I am very grateful to Mr. Nuriddin. I honestly didn’t believe I could achieve this in just a month, but he believed in me and kept pushing me. So, thank you very much.

This journey taught me to trust my teachers—they know better.

If you ever feel like you don’t have enough time, just go to bed a bit later, wake up a bit earlier, and with discipline, you can achieve your goals.

Ayubxon, we wish you the best of luck in the next stages of your college admissions journey. With this attitude, you can conquer any school you set your sights on! 🫡

🎓You will never walk alone!👍

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Starting point:
IELTS 8.5 R 9.0
Math: 28/32
Duration: 3.5 months
Format: Offline

Salohiddin came to SATashkent with one of the strongest baselines we have ever seen — IELTS 8.5 with a perfect Reading 9.0, and 28/32 in math from our placement test. Even with this foundation, transforming general English and math capability into a 1540 SAT score requires precise, focused preparation. Salohiddin did this in 3.5 months. On his first attempt.

Hi! To be honest, my SAT journey wasn't quite long, but it was still memorable! I was so happy to be around such ambitious people. At first, I admit that I was discouraged by my groupmates' exceptional abilities. Nonetheless, with each new lesson, we became a close community that supported each other. I am so grateful for the support not only from my teachers but also from the close-knit community of SATashkent. I met so many amazing people and made a lot friends!

My journey at SATashkent lasted around 4 months, which were filled with both enjoyable and difficult times. What about my teachers, both of them were truly extraordinary. I am truly fascinated by the unbelievable patience of both of my teachers, my English teacher Jamshidbek Tursunov and my math teacher Anvar aka. I vividly remember the times when they didn’t get tired of explaining the same question again and again without showing even a hint of irritation.

Jamshid aka, with his always cheerful mood, positive attitude, and never-fading smile (so you never know whether he is joking or serious🥀), became someone who supported me all along my journey, and even when I decided to self-study for a month, he never cut the ropes. I always complained about the amount of homework, but now I understand that he was extremely merciful. The only things that saved my sanity after dozens of last dances were his stories abt how he prepared for the SAT with little to no materials when he was younger (I think it was the time before BC). The only thing I regret is that I didn't follow Jamshidbek aka's advice about being especially attentive to grammar in module 2. All in all, I will never forget his soul-enlightening lessons, which were both genuinely engaging and extremely useful. (I will also not forget his face card and ice-skating skills🥀)

My math teacher, Anvar aka, was another pillar of my success. He never stopped pushing us to get a perfect 800 on the exam. He taught all of us how to nail the exam, and at the same time, he always supported us too, never giving up until we understood the question. I could always reach out to him and ask any questions, no matter how stupid they might seem. Most importantly, his lessons were truly interesting, which is the fruit of his great explanations and a bit of his spicy jokes.

Finally, I am really thankful to SATashkent not only for excellent tutoring but also for the invaluable bonds that I formed along my SAT journey.

Salohiddin, it is time to think about where you want to go (you have already proved you can survive even Ivy League level academic hell 😉) and what comes next. Whenever you are ready to talk about your applications, our admissions team is here. With SATashkent, 🔥You Will Never Walk Alone.👍

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Starting point: IELTS 7.5 R 8.0 (SAT 1270)
Duration: 3 months
Math: 30/32
Format: Offline

Khudoyorkhuja came to SATashkent in January with one goal: 1500+. In April, his math teacher Mr. Shavkat Sadulloyev was offered a position on Ucell's AI team and for timing issues gave the group to Mr Shukrullo. For SATashkent, this is exactly what our system is built for. Mr. Shukrullo Hasanov took over Khudoyorkhuja's group. The momentum continued. The progress accelerated. On the May SAT, Khudoyorkhuja scored 1520.
A 250-point improvement. From 1270 to 1520. Through a teacher transition that should have derailed him. Here is his story, written by him, exactly as he wrote it:

The journey to get 1520 from a low score (1270) was one of the most memorable experiences I have ever had. Back in January, when my classes both in English and Math began, I was genuinely committed after failing on my standards to reach 1500+. Our English group "Psycho Emperors" became a class I have always wanted to attend and not miss out the subjects we have covered. However, what drew me the most was the atmosphere of our classes, as we constantly had long discussions and debates (sometimes till 10pm) with our teacher Mr.Jamshidmek (Tursonov Jamshidbek, btw). His cheerful, jocular, and charming personality, despite being introverted like me, made our one-to-one conversations lighter and somewhat peculiar. I find him very confident and trustworthy, as he felt more like a 'older brother' I wanted to have and kept encouraging me when I was fretting over the exam and that I was not doing enough. As for my group-mates, I was amazed how driven they were. There was always a smell of healthy competition combined with humorous discussions and exchange of ideas, which I adored on top of all. To my group-mates, I might have seemed unapproachable due to my stern and often exhausted expressions, but I really wanted them to know that I appreciate and respect them all for not giving up on me and always instilling a sense of inspiration. (Indeed, they all inspired me so much that I started weaving a story)
My first Math group was with Mr.Shavkat Sadulloyev who unfortunately left by April, thereby dismantling our group. However, during their group, I was able to solidify my knowledge on Math and detect where I was lacking the most. For that, I appreciate Mr.Shavkat's commitment deeply. Now, after I transferred to another Math group "Cool Cats", I started to notice palpable increase in my usual score range. Mr.Shukrullo was genuinely master at finding shortcuts and teaching 'desmosable' questions. To be honest, I have never thought so many questions could be done with Desmos. Shortcuts were very clean, although some were ridiculous, and like a cherry on top. The significant surge and balance in my score was all due to Mr.Shukrullo's guidance. I am proud to my heart's content that I did not let down my teachers.
All in all, I can say that I will never regret choosing SATashkent as my learning center without fail. All the friends and teachers I have met were amazing people that I will remember after years to come.

Khudoyorkhuja, thank you for joining us — and now it is time to conquer Canada, as you told us when you first visited.Feel free to reach out if you need any support with your admissions journey.With SATashkent, you will never walk alone.

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🤌🤌🤌🤌
Dear Community — We did it again! 🤩
Dear parents and students: if you reached your target scores, congratulations on these incredible results. But this is just one part of the whole journey — now let's focus on what comes next.
For students who received lower scores than you hoped for: please DM your teachers. As always, we are ready to support you to the end. If you were a truly hardworking and dedicated student, you can receive up to a 100% scholarship to continue your journey with us.
As always — You'll Never Walk Alone. 👍

(Students reflections are on the way and we will start posting them very soon)

1️⃣5️⃣🅾️🅾️ ( December was 1410)
Starting point: IELTS 7.5
Duration: 2.5 + 2months
Math: 600/800 (Mock result)
Format: Online

Nurshod studied in online with 3 amazing teachers and eventually got 1500 in his second attempt. Check out his story, his battle, his reflection here:

First of all I should give some credits to Mr Behruz , Mr Avazbek , and Ms Ruma. During my journey in SATASHKENT, they were very friendly and supportive with me, creating deep connection between sensei and fellow student like me. Despite my social awkwardness, I enjoyed talking with them, which shows how professional they are.

Anyway, let us talk about my SAT journey. I started preparing in the beginning September 2025. My basic knowledge in math was very low, except little bit of algebra. My English was not good either: despite the fact that I had IELTS 7.5, I was not really capable in SAT reading. As a result, I started from zero.

Mr. Behruz (math teacher) and Mr Avazbek (English teacher) were my first mentors; they gave all the knowledge that I needed in just 3 months. I should say that their systematic approach was very helpful that I was able with zero knowledge learn grammar and topics in math that seemed hard for me at first (geometry, trigonometry, polynomials).

After 3 months, came December exam, and I got 1410 (ERBW: 660 math: 750). The reason why I got lower than I expected (1500+) was not connected with gap of knowledge: it was more about my mindset and critical thinking.

For that reason, I started new English and Manhattan course in January, which were both conducted by Ms Ruma. I decided to skip math, for I was sure that I could do 800. Ms Ruma was very good teacher and still is. As a mentor, she was very professional and responsible while being also friendly with us. Learning from her helped me to understand how to approach each question: it did not help me to gain new knowledge but changed my way of thinking.

In March, 1500 came out. I was happy because I did not expect it. Honestly, It was not my big goal to get high SAT but still I was happy that I made it somehow. It was great pleasure to work with Ms Ruma who is mental monster when it comes to positive energy: she supported me all the way with Mr Behruz and Mr Avaz.


In the end, I want to give you some advices from my mentors that I think were very important.

Do not memorize math but learn it –Mr Behruz (Uzbek Isaac Newton)
SAT is just a small step in you life journey- Mr Avazbek (eastern philosopher)
Let us just enjoy this shit- Ms Ruma (Positivity master)

Moreover, you will never walk alone.

Nurshod thank you for being one of us, for being such dedicated to your dreams 🚓


👍Building Global Society of Altruists 🔥

WE MADE IT HAPPEN...🎉🎉🎉

Our student Elbek got into KYOTO UNIVERSITY in JAPAN WITH A 100% TUITION SCHOLARSHIP.🎉🎉

57th in QS RANKINGS worldwide.

🇯🇵 2nd in Japan.

1st Uzbek in history🇺🇿(known to us)

They accept only 1–2 students per year to the faculty, with a 2% acceptance rate. And our boy Elbek did it.

Elbek studied under Yale Community at https://t.me/satashkent in 2024.

One of the strongest students https://t.me/satashkent has produced, whose peers are now in leading positions in admissions.

Elbek was consistently advised by https://t.me/satashkent mentors and worked hard on his application.

He got rejected everywhere on his first try.

On his second try, with 🔓 https://t.me/unlock_admissions, he applied to colleges in Hong Kong, Japan, and the US.

So far, he has been accepted to:

— Chinese University of Hong Kong (100% tuition scholarship)
— Hong Kong University
— Kyoto University, Japan (100% tuition scholarship)

All are in the TOP 100.

Elbek says,

"First of all, Alhamdulillah! This is a blessing from Allah! He made it naseeb — glory to Him!

Second, huge thanks to my parents! For providing every opportunity and condition, even in difficult moments!

Third, big thanks to my teachers! Asad aka, Suhrob aka, Umar aka, and Husan aka ( https://t.me/satashkent, https://t.me/unlock_admissions, and https://t.me/agora_writing)! And all my teachers at school, learning centers, and online! They deserve the highest credit!

Fourth, special thanks to my friends and relatives! My uncles, Secret Community, ID Management, Birodarlar, my friend Temur, and everyone else! For being with me through the ups and downs!

Lastly, thanks to me, Elbekhan, for the little work you put in!x'"

As always,

🔥YOU WILL NEVER WALK ALONE🔥

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Starting point: IELTS 6.0
Duration: 2 + 4months
Math: 23/31
Format: Offline

Saidakbar first time came to SATashkent back in 2024. After that we have tried 3 times to achieve our goal, and finally we did it.

My SAT journey started in November last year at SATashkent, and from the first day, I felt that it would be more than just preparing for an exam. For three months, I studied with Asadbek aka and Abdulaziz aka, and I became part of a very supportive and friendly community. Asadbek aka wasn’t just a teacher—he really brought everyone together and made us feel like a team. We shared ideas, asked questions, and pushed each other to do better.

At the beginning, my math was quite weak, and Abdulaziz aka immediately noticed it. After lessons, we often stayed to go over the topics again until I really understood them. Step by step, I started improving. In the end, I got a decent score, but it wasn’t enough for the universities I dreamed of.

After the December exam, I faced a lot of rejections. It was a tough time, and I decided to take a break for about eight months. During that time, I applied to the Tashkent State University of Economics and started studying there. But deep inside, I knew I wasn’t finished yet. After attending classes for some time, I realized I still wanted to study abroad.

So, last November, I came back to SAT Tashkent again—with more motivation and a stronger goal. when I came back to SATashkent, it really became my second home once again. I studied math with Bronuriddin and English with Muhammadsodiq aka, and both were incredible teachers. Bronuriddin, with over 10 years of experience, helped me see every math problem clearly, adjusting his teaching to fit me. Muhammadsodiq aka, the most knowledgeable English teacher I know, broke down even the toughest questions so I could grasp them. We worked hard, but in December, I still didn’t get the score I wanted because I didn’t have enough time—just a month and a half. But I didn’t give up. I kept going, and by March, with Ollonazar aka, leading our math group and Muhammadsodiq aka guiding English, I felt the difference. SATashkent once again became my second home—a place where I felt motivated, supported, and where I grew. In the end, I scored 1490—just 10 points shy of my dream score. And now, thanks to Asadbek aka again, I’m applying to universities in Europe, still surrounded by the same amazing support system that helped me get this far.

Saidakbar, thank you for being one of us! We will surely receive an acceptance letter as well very soon 🫂

👍You Will Never Walk Alone🔥

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Starting point: IELTS 7.0
Math: Advanced( Studied only English)
Format: Offline

Sugdiyona joined us near October and got 1350 on her first attempt. But she was not satisfied with her score and continued on her mission and got an impressive 1540 on her second attempt. Check out her story:

I started my SAT journey at the end of September with Mr. Jamshid Tursunov, not really knowing what to expect. At that stage, he helped me build my foundation and gave me many useful insights that shaped the way I approached the exam from the very beginning.

At first, SAT didn’t seem too complicated - just another exam you prepare for and pass. Reality was a bit different.

On December 6, 2025, I got my first result — 1350 (610 EBRW).
A solid score, but not the one I was aiming for. And deep down, I knew I hadn’t reached my limit yet. So I kept going.

In February, I continued my preparation with Mr. Jamshid Rasulov. Patterns became clearer, traps more predictable, and reading stopped feeling overwhelming.

You can attend every lesson and still stay at the same level if you don’t push yourself outside the classroom. The journey itself wasn’t strenuous, but it required consistency. Showing up on days when you don’t feel like studying, working through mistakes, and trusting the process.

Then, in March, I retook the SAT. I got 1540 (EBRW 750).

I’m truly grateful to both teachers:
Mr. Jamshid Tursunov for building my foundation, and Mr. Jamshid Rasulov for helping me reach a completely new level.

This journey taught me discipline. Honestly, my brain may still be recovering from all those reading passages.

Thank you for being so dedicated towards your goals Sugdiyona, Wish you very good luck with college admissions as well🫡

🔥YOU WILL NEVER WALK ALONE👍

“🙌Duke University in Kunshan” might be the destination of many Uzbek students for the past year.

However, Duke Kunshan surprised many of us in the early round of admissions.

❌They rejected almost all applicants who were otherwise qualified to study there.

Yet, we were blessed with one acceptance to Duke Kunshan University, with a 100% tuition scholarship, for Shokhruz.

For us, every single achievement carries meaning, because it directly impacts the lives of our students and community members.

🤩We would like to thank everyone who contributed to his result: his parents, past teachers, SATashkent, and the UNLOCK Admissions team.

Once again, congratulations.

https://t.me/satashkent x https://t.me/unlock_admissions

🇺🇸LAFAYETTE COLLEGE has been conquered.

Now, as we are finalizing our admissions cycle, we have been blessed with the Early Decision acceptance to Lafayette College.

Samandar is our student. He comes from Vodiy and is fueled to study engineering at Lafayette College.

His financial aid covers 99% of his expenses for four years of study.

He prepared his essays and application with our mentors.

We want to thank Samandar, his parents, his teachers, and the mentors who all contributed to his success.

Eventually, we are all contributing to the greater good. If Samandar serves the society he is in, bringing innovation and change, we know we have achieved our result.

This result would be impossible if Samandar did not work hard and keep going.

🎉Without a gap year, straight to a liberal arts school with an engineering major.

https://t.me/unlock_admissions x https://t.me/satashkent

🇺🇸 CONNECTICUT COLLEGE has been conquered.

Jamshidbek ( https://t.me/Rasulov_Jamshidbek), our beloved community member and mentor, has been accepted to Connecticut College with a $337,000 scholarship for four years of study.

He joined https://t.me/satashkent in February 2023, where he prepared for the SAT and eventually scored 1560.

During that time, he also prepared for college admissions, enrolling in different program, and working consistently on his profile.

He was rejected for two straight years by the colleges he applied to.

Through https://t.me/unlock_admissions and https://t.me/satashkent, we supported him in anyway we could.

And he did not give up. He continued to try again, kept improving his applications, and kept shooting his shot, until he finally made it into Connecticut College.

🥳🥳🥳We congratulate Jamshidbek on his acceptance.

His consistency and work ethic showed that he was already a strong applicant in his first year, but sometimes success takes time.

It took three years to reach this moment, and he earned every part of it.

And,

🙌We want to thank Jamshidbek's all mentors who helped him on his way to his acceptance.

https://t.me/satashkent x https://t.me/unlock_admissions x https://t.me/Rasulov_Jamshidbek

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Starting point: English: Native & Math 27/33
Duration: 3 months
Format: Offline

I want to express my thankfulness for SATashkent community, for everything. I’m glad I prepared exactly here and nowhere else, and want to highlight that studying program, teachers, and platform primarily contributed not only to my results but my personality and whole life maybe. For several months this place became my second home, and people here — my second family.

I started my SAT prep at SATashkent in August. I could say that I was taking the SAT because I am ambitious and hardworking, because I have a clear goal, or because I wanted to prove what I am capable of — but none of these would be entirely true. In fact, the first thought that came to my mind was that it would be great to hang out with my hommies and do something useful for myself at the same time.

It’s important to me to cover the topics fully and deeply, even if it will take more time. I will never regret sticking with my teachers and never changing my group. You can’t even imagine how I feel about them. My math teacher, Mr. Bekhruz, is an incredibly smart, interesting, and understanding person. He explained literally everything so well and made us feel comfortable asking even the dumbest questions to understand things even better. I truly admire the way he teaches. My EBRW teacher, Ms. Farzona, is a master of her subject and a person with the best sense of humor. Literally everything she taught helped me get my 750 — even the smallest things she said had great potential on my exam, even though I wasn’t always a role model student. It was never boring studying here, every lesson was full of pleasant work and silly jokes that made my day little prettier.

Finally, after three months of course and 1 of self studying, tonight is the night, my first (and probably the last) SAT exam the next morning. I was pretty optimistic and hyperactive because of caffeine, but you should saw my face when I thought that 2nd module in math was too easy, it was, but not for everyone ig. When I opened my score I cried, not really because of the 1500+, but because I saw what I’m capable of if I want to and my work was paid off.

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Starting point: English B1-B2 & Math 0
Duration: 9 months
Format: Offline Individual

Sarvinoz joined us in April, and throughout her journey she dedicated herself fully to improving her academic skills. In her second attempt on the December exam, she finally achieved her dream score — check out her story:

Desire to take the SAT appeared when, while preparing my university applications, I saw that the SAT was a required test that had to be included in the documents. at that moment, I urgently started looking for centers that taught SAT, but almost everyone offered only IELTS. then one day I came across the SATashkent's instagram page. at that time, I didn’t even have IELTS. I only had basic English at around a B1–B2 level and school-level math knowledge that I had completely forgotten over the previous two years.
my journey at SATashkent began in April and lasted for eight months. I started with very weak results, only a few correct answers in both Math and English at first, I took the Pre-SAT course, and then, month by month, I gradually moved on to full SAT preparation.
I took the SAT exam twice. in November, I scored 1330 (620 in English and 710 in Math), which was actually a very solid result for my first attempt. at the time of registration, I was told that I was not fully ready yet and that I needed at least one more month of practice. however, I consciously decided to take the exam twice. the first time to experience the exam process itself, understand the atmosphere, and feel my emotional state during the test, and the second time ,the main one , to take it with confidence and full control.
from the very beginning of this journey, Mr. Abdulqodir was with me ,from Pre-SAT all the way to the final exam. I truly consider him one of the best math teachers. he does not simply teach how to solve problems efficiently using Desmos, but helps students understand the true mechanism of mathematics: how to feel it and think logically. what I appreciate the most is his calmness and patience: he would explain the same problem with the same numbers multiple times because I either did not understand it or simply forgot how to solve it. thanks to his hard work and support, I achieved a score of 790 in Math.
for English, I had two teachers. first, Mr. Muhammadali taught me the entire Pre-SAT course and built a very strong foundation, teaching me how to properly analyze texts and questions while creating a very positive and enjoyable learning atmosphere. what impressed me the most was his support on the day of my exam. I initially arrived at the wrong test center, and he helped me immensely. Even though he was not working at that time, he came to support all his students and, at the same time, truly helped me in a very stressful moment. I was genuinely surprised and deeply grateful.
later, I studied with Mr. Iskandar. he is not only a great teacher but also an excellent mentor who guided me not only in English but also gave valuable advice on applying to foreign universities, motivating and supporting me throughout the process.
as a result, in just one month, I significantly improved my skills and in December scored 1540 on the SAT: 750 in English and 790 in Math. I achieved this result thanks to these teachers. their patience, support, and belief in me throughout my entire journey.

Thank you, Sarvinoz, for being part of our community and for inspiring younger students who are just starting their journeys. We wish you the best of luck with your college applications — and many more wins ahead!🫡😊

Join us today -> http://satashkent.uz/

🎓YNWA - BGSA👍

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Starting point: IELTS 7.5 & Math SAT 700
Duration: 3 months
Format: Online

Amirhan has joined our online SAT program from Kazakhstan and got his Impressive 1550 in december exam:

So, to start, SATashkent is a great place to get ready for the SAT, not only because of the convenience of the platform, but also because of the connection with teachers that encourages you to work and study.

Special thanks to Teacher Farzona and Teacher Rahmonjon.

They were really supportive and helped me with tips that made a big difference on test day.

Teacher Farzona helped me work on my weak topics and gave me a lot of practice tests to improve.

Teacher Rahmonjon was always really invested in making sure we understood the math topics he explained.

He gave a lot of tips about Desmos, which I used a lot.

So yeah, I’m really grateful for their work. I will always remember the time I spent with them and my classmates.

Amirhan good luck with your college admissions journey as well, Let's make Central Asia great again🫂🫡🤝

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