Daily Practice
The 90-day programme, concept notes, skill drills, analytics, and five full-length mocks. Three months of access, with at least 90 days included.
Daily Practice.
A rhythm you can return to.
A clear place to begin each study day: learn a concept, take a short pause, practise under a clock, and review what happened.
The 90-day programme alternates 45 Math and 45 Reading & Writing sectionals. Each routine takes 50 minutes; give yourself more review time when you need it.
One day, Math.
The next, English.
90 days of moving forward.
A complete daily plan with a real timed sectional at its centre. Learn the idea, take a two-minute breather, put it into practice, and make your review count.
A 50-minute routine in either subject. Math days use 10 minutes for learning and 35 for the sectional. English days use 13 and 32. Both include a two-minute reset and three-minute review.
The same daily programme is included in Complete Prep, with all 25 mocks and six months of resource access.
Choose your programmeDay 1 Odd days · 1, 3, 5 … 89
Math
Build the method. Put it to the clock.50minutes
from learn to review
from learn to review
Start with one clear priority.
Use your current chapter’s notes to understand a method you can apply in today’s Math module.
Every day has a purpose.
45 Math sectionals. 45 English sectionals.
2,205 question opportunities, with learning and review built around them.
Suggested journal prompts, not a fixed topic timetable. Your actual focus follows your baseline and practice.
A suggested learning journey
MathEnglish
Pick a day for its focus and three journal prompts.
Day 1 of 90Math · 22 questions · 35 min
Day 1 journal: Keep an equation balanced
Foundations · Make the method clear. Build a habit of checking what a question asks.
- LearnFollow one worked equation and explain why each operation keeps both sides equal.
- NoticeWatch what happens to every term when a negative sign sits outside brackets.
- ReflectWhich step needs a written line so that a sign change does not get lost?
Each daily sectional is one SAT-length module, not a full two-module section. The 2,205 total counts scheduled question opportunities; targeted revision can revisit questions. Full-length mocks are separate and need a longer sitting. You can spend longer reviewing whenever you need to.
Work on the skill.
Understand the idea.
Use concept notes to revisit a method, then choose a skill-based question-bank session. Focused drills give you another way to practise alongside the daily programme.
19Math skills
11Reading & Writing skills
Included with Daily Practice and Complete Prep. Mock-only passes include full-length testing and review.
Try a sample questionAlgebra
Linear equations, systems, inequalities, and functions.
Translate the question into a setup you can solve.
Advanced Math
Equivalent expressions, nonlinear equations, and nonlinear functions.
Choose a method for an unfamiliar-looking problem.
Problem-Solving & Data Analysis
Rates, percentages, probability, statistics, and data interpretation.
Read the evidence, track the units, and check the conclusion.
Geometry & Trigonometry
Lines, angles, triangles, circles, area, volume, and trigonometry.
Connect the diagram to the relationship that matters.
Topic overview · Questions are selected by skill and availability.
Let review change
the next attempt.
The final three minutes of the routine are a starting point for review. A useful review can take longer than the question itself.
Read the explanation
Compare the method with your own approach. Find the step where your reasoning or interpretation changed.
Check the pattern
Look at answers, timing, and skill-level performance together. One missed question alone cannot establish why you missed it.
Choose one next step
Revisit a concept note or practise the relevant skill. Use your next attempt to see whether the method holds.
A learning routine,
with a clear scope.
Complete Prep
The same 90-day programme and learning tools, plus all 25 mock forms and six months of resource access. The longer access window does not add another 90 sectionals.
Full-length mocks are separate study sessions. For families planning a schedule, allow extra time for explanations, difficult topics, and the occasional full rehearsal.
Make room for
a useful habit.
Explore the plans when you know which learning tools and access window fit your preparation.