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Frequently Asked Questions

Hours will be the same for every theme enrolled, from 9 am onwards to 4pm in the evening.
All camps are designed accordingly with similar efforts for a particular age group. No scope of comparison will be there for your kid. Here we take care of everyone equally.
We have listed the enrollment prices for summer camps according to different themes. You can check in front of your selected theme.
Yes, registrations are open for multiple themes. Yes, of course, we encourage it and offer multi-theme discounts. We offer a wide variety of pieces, and according to your kid's interest, he can enroll in multiple themes per camp. It gives a chance to build long-lasting friendships and not miss out on any excellent experiences our themes have to offer.
So currently we are not offering any discounts for new people, but we are planning to launch one coupon code discount to the new families in the future. Our teacher loves meeting new faces and building relationships with them.
Child lost interest in things many times. You need to bring creativity back into their life somehow. And our summer camps are designed in a particular way to increase his emotional intelligence with fun and creativity.
YES, Please do… camp is fun and if your kid knew some of his friend he can do that provide this information on registration forms orto our tutors. friends should be together! They must remain together in the same group to have fun together,.
No Refunds are offered if students leave it in a midway
You must submit payment in full to reserve a spot for your child. Using the online registration system, you can also pay by credit card.
SAT registration deadlines fall approximately 5 weeks before each test date. To register by mail, fill out the registration form in the College Board's Bulletin for the SAT Program by choosing your preferred date.
Test takers are allotted more time per question on the SAT compared to the ACT®. While the ACT includes a science section, the SAT does not. Both exams are widely accepted by colleges, with no preference given to either.
The significance of SAT scores differs among institutions. Colleges and universities evaluate applicants based on various factors, including high school GPA, academic records, letters of recommendation, interviews, and personal essays. Additionally, nearly all U.S. colleges and universities accept ACT scores as an alternative to SAT scores. For detailed insights into how scores are weighted, it is recommended to reach out to the admissions offices of the schools you are interested in applying to.
Give yourself at least 5 to 12 weeks to prepare for the SAT. Summer would be the best time to prepare for it.
The best way to prepare for the SAT is to seek the right guidance so that you can focus on your weaker point and Mindzq Education is the right place for it.
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