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Hi guys,

I started studying for the LSAT again a few months ago. And this time I took my time with the CC. I did my first PT over the weekend and got a 146. Although it is a low score, I have improved from my original score. I wanted to know how I should proceed from here? I wrote down all the questions that I got wrong and wrote down my weaknesses. I am planning to tackle each weakness per week- and then do a practice test over the weekend. Keep doing that till I hit my target score (which is 160-165). I wanted some input on this strategy? Or should I do something different? I am scheduled for the January test, If I go by this strategy, do you think I would be able to achieve my target score? Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks 😊

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    nimra123566 OP
    Wednesday, Oct 21 2020

    Thanks guys :). I went through the webinar, made things a lot more clear

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    hopje336
    Tuesday, Oct 20 2020

    Watch this video, it has SO MUCH advice on how to proceed (it helped me to really define a post-cc goal path):

    https://classic.7sage.com/webinar/post-core-curriculum-study-strategies/

    Also, consider starting to foolproof logic games.

    Ha!! @nimra123566 I unintentionally duplicated what you'd already expertly recommended :smiley: ....

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    vshariati614
    Tuesday, Oct 20 2020

    I'd suggest you do a few more prep tests to get a better feel of where you're going wrong, and then drill those question types and sections. Drill logic games every single day as well. Here's a 7Sage webinar I found helpful when I finished the CC, and I even revisited recently now that I'm in "phase 2" of my studies: https://classic.7sage.com/webinar/post-core-curriculum-study-strategies/

    Good luck!

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