Small-group math classes · Math team · SAT prep
Being good at math isn’t a talent.
It’s a method.
I’m Jatin. I went from a 1240 to a 1550 on the SAT, with a perfect 800 in math, by treating the test like a system. I teach small group classes the same way: a clear method, honest feedback, and software I built that shows you exactly what your kid is learning after every single class.
My own score, 9th grade → 11th grade
1550
SAT, out of 1600
800
SAT Math, perfect
1520
PSAT, perfect score
NMSF
National Merit Semifinalist
Westminster ’26 → Georgia Tech
Industrial Engineering
How it works
One class becomes a week of the right practice.
Most tutoring is an hour a week and a worksheet. Here, the hour is where it starts. The software keeps working after we hang up.
Live class
Small groups that work like a math team: breakout rooms, races to crack hard problems, a prize for the winning side. Every session is recorded, so nothing we cover gets lost.
The software reads the class
That same night, software I built goes through the recording: what we covered, where each kid hesitated, what they nailed.
Homework made for each kid
By morning there are two sets waiting: Practice, covering the basics from class, and Challenge, harder problems aimed at exactly what your kid struggled with. On the hard ones, the platform coaches them through their own reasoning before showing anything.
You get the honest version
An email after every class: what we did, where your kid is strong, what we're working on next. Plain English, no fluff.
The software
Don’t take my word for it. Look.
Every student gets a login to a platform I designed and built myself. Every parent gets a window into it. These are the three questions it answers.
“What actually happened in class?”
Maya
Pre-Algebra · group class
3 of 3
homework done
After Tuesday’s class
“Maya nailed unit rates today and volunteered twice. Dividing fractions is still shaky, so her homework leans that way. Worth a five minute review before Thursday.”
“Is my kid actually thinking, or just clicking?”
A number doubled, then increased by 9, gives the same result as tripling it and taking away 5. What is the number?
No answer shown until the thinking is done
“Did they really do the homework?”
Simplify 3(2x + 4) + 2x
✅answered 8x + 12 · 41s
Unit price: 5 lb for $6.75
✅answered $1.35/lb · 38s
Solve: x/4 + 7 = 12
❌answered x = 24 · 112scorrect: x = 20
Misses feed next week’s practice automatically.
Adaptive practice
Difficulty moves quietly with your kid. Struggling makes problems gentler; mastery makes them climb. No shame, no ceiling.
A mastery bar that never lies
Progress only fills when it's real. No streak gimmicks, no points lost for trying. The bar your kid sees is the truth.
Guided reasoning, not answer keys
On hard problems a wrong answer starts a conversation: what did you notice, what did you try, why didn't it work. The thinking comes before the reveal, and you can read it afterward.
Reports you'll actually read
A short email after every class and a weekly summary in plain English. You always know where things stand.
Programs
Three ways to work together
Most popular
Group classes & math team
The flagship. Math as a team sport.
- ✓Teams race through hard problems in breakout rooms; the winning team takes the prize
- ✓Fundamentals tracks (Pre-Algebra, Algebra, Geometry) and MathCounts-style competition practice
- ✓Structured 8-week programs with a clear syllabus
SAT prep
The 1550 method.
- ✓Strategy-first: the exact playbook I used to gain 310 points
- ✓A verified practice bank built for the digital SAT, not recycled worksheets
- ✓Diagnostics aligned to real Bluebook practice tests
1-on-1 tutoring
One student, one plan.
- ✓Full learning platform included: lessons, adaptive practice, homework, tests
- ✓Homework generated from each session, tuned to your kid
- ✓A parent email after every class
Straightforward pricing, no packages required. We’ll find the right fit on a free intro call.
For organizations
A ready-to-run math program for your chapter.
Chapters and community programs book classes in cohorts of 10 to 12 students, multiple sessions a week. You bring the students; the curriculum, the platform, the parent communication, and the reporting are all handled.
- ✓A structured curriculum with a syllabus your families can see up front
- ✓A platform login for every student: adaptive practice, homework, recordings
- ✓Progress visibility for every parent, automatically, after every session
- ✓Homework and analytics your program leads can check at a glance
- ✓An end-of-program report for the chapter: attendance, mastery, growth
Tell me about your group and I’ll put a concrete proposal together.
Your tutor
Hi, I’m Jatin.
I wasn’t a natural. My first SAT, in 9th grade, was a 1240. What changed wasn’t “study harder,” it was a method: find the pattern, drill the weakness, check honestly, repeat. Three hundred and ten points later, I know the difference between teaching math and teaching a student.
I also just took the digital SAT, the same version your student will take, not the paper test from years ago. I just graduated from The Westminster Schools in Atlanta and I’m heading to Georgia Tech for Industrial Engineering. When I’m not teaching, I’m building, including every part of the platform your kid will use.
- ✓1550 SAT, 800 Math
- ✓Perfect 1520 PSAT
- ✓National Merit Semifinalist
- ✓The Westminster Schools, Class of 2026
- ✓Georgia Tech, Industrial Engineering
- ✓Designed & built this platform
Curious whether this fits your kid?
Tell me a little about them and what you’re looking for. I’ll reply within a day, and the intro call is free. No pressure, no commitment.
Prefer email? jatinbottu@gmail.com