The AP Precalculus Course by Olympiad Class24 gives students four months of live, one-to-one classes with mentor Dimple Gupta. It is designed for students who want to build strong function skills and prepare for the AP Precalculus exam with a clear, step-by-step plan.
AP Precalculus is a college-level course that studies functions in depth and uses them to model real situations. It prepares students for calculus and for fields such as engineering, economics, data science and business. Since the exam asks students to explain their reasoning as well as calculate, regular guided practice is very useful.
AP Precalculus Course at a Glance
The table below gives the main details of the course, including the mentor, class schedule, duration and fee.
| Detail |
Information |
| Course Name |
AP Precalculus Course |
| Offered By |
Olympiad, Class24 |
| Mentor |
Dimple Gupta |
| Teaching Mode |
One-to-One Mentorship (live educator-led classes) |
| Schedule |
3 days per week, 2 hours per session |
| Course Duration |
4 months |
| Batch Timings |
Morning and evening batches available |
| Course Level |
Beginners to Advance |
| Language |
English |
| Course Fee |
Rs. 80,000 (regular price Rs. 1,00,000) |
Units Covered in the AP Precalculus Course
The syllabus is organised into four units. The first three units are tested on the exam, and the course gives them the most attention.
| Unit |
Unit Name |
What Students Learn |
On the Exam |
| 1 |
Polynomial and Rational Functions |
Rates of change, polynomial behaviour, zeros, asymptotes, holes and transformations |
Yes |
| 2 |
Exponential and Logarithmic Functions |
Sequences, exponential models, logarithms, inverse functions and modelling with data |
Yes |
| 3 |
Trigonometric and Polar Functions |
Unit circle, sinusoidal models, identities, inverse trigonometric functions and polar graphs |
Yes |
| 4 |
Functions Involving Parameters, Vectors and Matrices |
Parametric functions, vectors and matrix concepts |
No |
The exam weight is spread fairly evenly across Units 1, 2 and 3, so students need balanced preparation instead of focusing on only one area.
Skills Tested in AP Precalculus
The exam checks how well students understand functions in different forms. These three skills appear in every tested unit.
| Skill |
What It Means for the Student |
| Procedural and Symbolic Fluency |
Solving equations and simplifying expressions accurately |
| Multiple Representations |
Moving between graphs, tables, equations and verbal descriptions |
| Communication and Reasoning |
Explaining and justifying answers in clear mathematical language |
Class Features and Student Benefits
| Feature |
Benefit for the Student |
| One-to-one live mentorship |
Doubts are solved at once, and the mentor can fix errors in algebra and graph reading |
| 3 classes per week |
Regular practice keeps each function family fresh |
| 2 hours per session |
Enough time for concept teaching and problem solving in one class |
| 4 months duration |
All tested units can be covered with time left for revision |
| Morning and evening batches |
Students can choose a slot that fits their school routine |
AP Precalculus Exam Pattern
The exam is hybrid digital. Students answer multiple-choice questions and view free-response questions in an app, and they handwrite their free-response answers in a booklet. The updated format applies from the May 2027 exam and is shown below.
| Section |
Questions |
Time |
Calculator |
Share of Score |
| Section I, Part A (Multiple-Choice) |
29 |
65 minutes |
Not permitted |
43.75% |
| Section I, Part B (Multiple-Choice) |
13 |
40 minutes |
Graphing calculator required |
18.75% |
| Section II, Part A (Free-Response) |
2 |
35 minutes |
Graphing calculator required |
18.75% |
| Section II, Part B (Free-Response) |
2 |
35 minutes |
Not permitted |
18.75% |
The full exam runs for 2 hours and 55 minutes, and scores are reported on a scale of 1 to 5. Students should always confirm the latest details on the official AP website.
Suggested Four Month Study Plan
| Month |
Focus Area |
| Month 1 |
Polynomial and rational functions (Unit 1) |
| Month 2 |
Exponential and logarithmic functions (Unit 2) |
| Month 3 |
Trigonometric and polar functions (Unit 3) |
| Month 4 |
Full revision, timed calculator and non-calculator practice, and free-response writing |
Common Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
| Common Mistake |
How to Avoid It |
| Ignoring holes and asymptotes in rational functions |
Factor first, then list restrictions before graphing |
| Mixing up logarithm properties |
Write each property once in a notebook and test it with numbers |
| Forgetting radian measure in trigonometry |
Check the calculator mode before every problem |
| Giving answers without explanation |
Add one or two clear sentences that justify the result |
Who Should Join the AP Precalculus Course
This course suits high school students who have completed Algebra 2 or an equal level of maths and want a strong base before calculus. It also helps students who want regular live guidance instead of studying alone. Since the course level is Beginners to Advance, the mentor can match the pace to each student.
Conclusion
The AP Precalculus Course gives students four months of live, one-to-one mentorship with flexible batch timings. With clear concept teaching, regular practice and personal doubt solving, students can prepare for the exam with confidence. Enroll now and begin your AP Precalculus preparation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. Who teaches the AP Precalculus Course?
The course is taught by Dimple Gupta through live, educator-led classes in a one-to-one mentorship format.
Q2. How long is the AP Precalculus course?
The course runs for 4 months, with 3 classes every week and each session lasting 2 hours.
Q3. Which units are tested in the AP Precalculus exam?
Units 1, 2 and 3 are tested: polynomial and rational, exponential and logarithmic, and trigonometric and polar functions. Unit 4 is not tested.
Q4. Are morning and evening batches available?
Yes. Both morning and evening batches are available, so students can choose the timing that suits their daily schedule.
Q5. Is this course suitable for beginners?
Yes. The course level is Beginners to Advance, so students can start from basic concepts or join for advanced practice before the exam.
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