How early should we start?

Three to six months before the intended test date for most students, longer if the diagnostic shows large content gaps.

Do you teach the digital adaptive format specifically?

Yes. All practice is on the adaptive module structure, because pacing early in a section changes the difficulty of what comes next.

🇨🇦 PrepKunj Global — Canada

SAT Coaching in Canada for Indian & NRI Students

Digital SAT coaching for Indian and NRI students in Canada — adaptive-format practice, evening classes across Eastern and Pacific time, and 1-on-1 planning for US applications.

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Digital SAT preparation from Canada

Canadian students take the SAT mainly for US applications, often alongside Canadian university applications that do not need it. That makes efficiency the whole point: a tight plan built backwards from one test date, not a year-long course.

Training uses the adaptive digital format from week one, with timed modules and mentor review of the error pattern after every practice paper.

Most families take the 1-on-1 track at USD 15 per hour so sessions can be scheduled in either Eastern or Pacific evening hours.

Realistic expectations

We give a target range after the first full diagnostic paper, and we revise it honestly as practice scores come in.

Registration, test dates and score reporting are administered by the College Board; we plan around published dates and never guarantee scores.

Class timings in your time

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Live batch windows in Canada local time and India time
Batch	Your local time	India time
Early morning India batchBest for the Americas — lands in your evening	—	—
Evening India batchLargest batches, full peer group	—	—
Late evening batchComfortable for the Gulf and Europe	—	—
Weekend intensiveSaturday and Sunday long sessions	—	—

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Fees are billed in Indian rupees; CAD figures shown elsewhere on the site are indicative conversions only.

Why families choose PrepKunj

Live online classes

Every class is taught live — never a pre-recorded playlist sold as a course.

Experienced faculty

IIT, AIIMS and Ph.D. mentors who teach the Indian entrance syllabus full time.

Small batches

Capped at 20 students so every child is known by name and by weak chapter.

Timezone-friendly schedules

Batch timings are chosen for your city, not inherited from an Indian classroom clock.

Live doubt solving

Daily doubt hours plus a mentor channel between classes.

Mock tests & analytics

Graded test series benchmarked against the national peer group.

Study material

NCERT-linked modules, formula sheets and previous year papers, all digital.

Recorded sessions

Every session is recorded, so a school trip never costs you a chapter.

Who teaches at Prepkunj

Every mentor listed on our academic team page with qualification, institution and year of passing — so you can verify who will teach you before you pay.

44 mentors: Verified academic team with public profiles
17 from IIT / AIIMS / NIT / BITS: Institute-verified qualifications
9 doctorate-level faculty: Ph.D holders teaching core subjects
Up to 31 yrs teaching: Experience measured from year of passing

Fees and payment from Canada

Group batch fees are quoted and billed in Indian rupees and can be paid from Canada by international card or bank transfer. One-on-one premium mentoring is billed hourly in USD at $15 per hour. Local Canadian dollar amounts below are indicative conversions for planning only — the invoice, and the refund policy, are in INR.

Programme	Fee (INR, incl. GST)	Indicative CAD
Two-year group programme	₹1,14,300	CAD 1,850
One-year group programme	₹68,280	CAD 1,100
90-day crash course	₹34,500	CAD 555
Foundation (Class VIII–X)	₹57,560	CAD 930

See our refund policy and terms. We do not offer tax or remittance advice.

SAT coaching by city in Canada

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For NRI & OCI families

New to preparing for Indian exams from abroad?

The International Students hub covers everything before you enrol from Canada: timezone-friendly batch windows, bridging an IB, IGCSE or local curriculum to NCERT, NEET and JEE eligibility for NRI and OCI candidates, fees, and exactly what is free to a registered student.

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SAT from Canada: frequently asked questions

How early should we start?: Three to six months before the intended test date for most students, longer if the diagnostic shows large content gaps.
Do you teach the digital adaptive format specifically?: Yes. All practice is on the adaptive module structure, because pacing early in a section changes the difficulty of what comes next.

Eligibility, exam centres, quotas and deadlines are set by the examination and counselling authorities and change between cycles. Always confirm details in the current official information bulletin.