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Plan Your ACT

Step 01: Set a Goal Score

  • The ideal goal score you want to achieve or which can help you get admission in the college.

  • The average score of ACT is considered 33.

  • 34 score is ranked among excellent scores.

  • 32 is considered the boundary line score.

  • 32-34 is considered as the 25th percentile to 75th percentile score.

Step 02: Find Your Baseline Score

Plans we offer

  • Low intensity plan of three months.
  • Medium intensity Plan of three months.
  • Medium intensity plan of six months.
  • High intensity plan of one month.

    • This is considered as the starting point of your ACT preparation.

    • The is a score which can be achieved without preparation.

    • This score helps you know what is the level of your ACT understanding.

    • Official ACT practice test is the most realistic and trusted test.

    • Take the practice test in quite room.

    • Use ACT approved calculator and take the test with the ACT time limits.

    • Use ACT scoring guide to calculate your test score.

    Step 03: Calculate the time you need to study

    • ACT Baseline score is considered the most important in time calculation.

    • The number of hours you need to study for ACT test are according to the baseline score.

    • Subtract your baseline score from your dream score.

    • The number of hours according to the difference of both scores are given.

    Step 04: Pick a Test Date

    • More study means more points gain.

    • The date of the test should be selected according to the preparation.

    • Three to Six months of preparation is ideal one.

    • Select test dates in your free times.

    • Be aware of the different test dates.

    Step 05: Gather ACT Study Material

    • Prepare will before the test by keeping the following material in contact.

      • Official ACT practice test.

      • Official sample test questions.

      • Official ACT practice guide. 

    • 0-1 Difference = 10 Hours study

    • 1-2 Difference = 15 Hours study

    • 2-4 Difference = 20 Hours study

    • 4-6 Difference = 40 Hours study

    • 6-9 Difference = 50+ Hours study

    Important Factors

    • Calculate the time for preparation of ACT test.

    • Looking into the schedule of test of your desired time.

    • Keep in mind your college application deadlines.

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