Advanced Placement (AP)
College admission is the most crucial in one’s life. Many of the US universities consider Advanced Placement course as one of the criteria for the selection of candidates. By taking the AP course, you signal universities that you have shown special interest and taken the tough course to pursue the field of interest. You have already proved yourself by doing the college-level course and now your skills are more polished to take challenges of a college degree. So, the admission officer gets a clear picture of your level and preparedness to pursue a college undergraduate degree. It gives extra weightage when AP courses are seen on your transcript.
Advantages of AP Course
You can graduate 2-3 semesters before a normal duration thereby saving money on tuition fee and living expenses.
Your profile impresses admission officer and there are higher chances of getting admission to the university of your choice.
AP course on the transcript increases your chances to get a scholarship in university.
You get more flexibility in college. You can add a second major or minor, take more electives, study abroad, and still graduate early.
AP courses develop college-level academic skills. It already prepares you for the challenging academic environment of college.
You get time to involve in extracurricular activities.
We Offer Following AP Courses
AP Calculus AB/BC
AP Physics 1 & 2, AP Physics C Mechanics/ Electricity & Magnetism
AP Chemistry
AP Statistics
Demo Videos of Live Interactive Class For Advanced Placement (AP)
AP Statistics
AP Physics
AP Calculus
Our Top Scorers in AP 2019
AP Calculus BC
Name | City | Country | Score (out of 5) |
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Manu Jain | San Diego | USA | 5 |
Kaushik Raman | Singapore | Singapore | 5 |
Ankita Jain | Mumbai | India | 5 |
Khushi Patel | Nashville | USA | 5 |
Prakhar Garg | Atlanta | USA | 5 |
Kshitij Garg | Bangalore | India | 5 |
Ishita Baradwaj | Mumbai | India | 5 |
Atul Raghuraman | Doha | Qatar | 5 |
Prem Srivastav | London | UK | 5 |
Paridhi Garg | Bangalore | India | 5 |
AP Physics C Mechanics
Name | City | Country | Score (out of 5) |
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Manu Jain | San Diego | USA | 5 |
Kaushik Raman | Singapore | Singapore | 5 |
Khushi Patel | Nashville | USA | 5 |
Prakhar Garg | Atlanta | USA | 5 |
Trupti Agrawal | Hydrabad | India | 5 |
Ishita Bharadwaj | Mumbai | India | 5 |
Mani Pawan | Bangalore | India | 5 |
Aman Jain | Phoenix | USA | 5 |
AP Physics C Electricity & Magnetism
Name | City | Country | Score (out of 5) |
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Kshitij Garg | Bangalore | India | 5 |
Siddhant Jain | Houston | USA | 5 |
Preet Singh | Toronto | Canada | 5 |
Prahar Mishra | Mumbai | India | 5 |
S. Jayasharda | Singapore | Singapore | 5 |
AP Chemistry
Name | City | Country | Score (out of 5) |
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Lav Agarwal | London | UK | 5 |
Kavi Banerjee | New York | USA | 5 |
Shashank Mukund | Bangalore | India | 5 |
Harsha Reddy | Hyderabad | India | 5 |