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Hello,
I get 6-7 questions wrong on each section. In the LR section, it is pretty much one of each type. I know my weakness mostly is the NA questions, but I still get 1-2 of them wrong, how do I get better? I have been consistently drilling but no results.
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I was in the same situation at one point. 6-7 wrong likely means one, or several of the following: (1) the questions you get wrong are of a specific difficulty level (i.e. more difficult), which is exposing an underlying weakness in those question types (2) you're timing is off, perhaps you're rushing through them or are at a specific point in the section where timing anxiety has increased (3) you haven't been thoroughly blind reviewing / reviewing your mistakes. A big indicator for whether it's a lack of full understanding or a timing issue is whether you get the answers correct during blind review.
Also, remember that progress will come with time as long as you properly review and drill your weaknesses.
If you are getting ones wrong but of different types it may not be a content issue but rather a strategy/timing issue. Read what i wrote in this post and maybe this will help?
https://classic.7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/comment/216525
I also read this article years ago when i studied for the SAT and it changed how i approach standardized tests. It is by no means the exact same as the LSAT but it is definitely worth a read.
https://blog.prepscholar.com/how-to-get-a-perfect-sat-score-by-a-2400-sat-scorer
learn the techniques for solving each type of question and learn all the incorrect answer types