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EPISODE · Jul 24, 2026 · 40 MIN

Episode 335 | Arvin Vohra | Vohra Method Tutoring | The EdisonOS Podcast

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In this episode, Arvin Vohra, founder of Vohra Method Tutoring, shares how his core philosophy of bringing rigorous Socratic style teaching into a group class setting has guided everything he has built, and why he now believes the SAT and ACT have become, in an age of AI inflated grades, the only truly reliable measure of student ability. Drawing from years of working with students across all score levels, Arvin explains why he advises students to prepare for both the SAT and ACT rather than picking one based on practice tests, which he believes both companies deliberately make easier to influence where students spend their money.He discusses why the second module is where top scores are actually won or lost, why writing out every single step of every math problem is the fastest fix for strong students who are leaving points on the table, and shares his belief that fifteen minutes of serious fiction reading every day is the single most impactful habit a student can build, improving not just reading scores but math, essays, and intellectual depth that top colleges are genuinely looking for.

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