Just finding out that some of the PTs available are from 2005. Are these really still useful to prepare 21 years later?
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Just finding out that some of the PTs available are from 2005. Are these really still useful to prepare 21 years later?
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If you are running out of fresh modern PTs, older PTs can actually be a great resource! At the end of the day, all LSAT questions share the exact same underlying logical gears. Not only do you get to solve fresh questions, but you can also use them to train your endurance by simulating the actual exam environment (35-35-10-35-35). Just one technical note: older PTs include a Logic Games (LG) section, meaning you will only have three relevant sections per test. To simulate a full modern exam, you can just pull an extra LR or RC section from a different older PT and stitch them together to make a complete four-section practice. Keep in mind that while the core logic is identical, the questions might not be representative of modern ones! On the side note, if you go to 7Sage > Study > PrepTests and scroll all the way down, you may find a bunch of older PTs, even earlier than 2005. I hope this helps, and good luck!