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Sunday, Nov 09 2025

I went back and answered all of the questions got wrong since I started studying. It was really revealing to see what I got wrong at the beginning of my studying and what I fundamentally still did not understand. Also, just drilling the hardest questions was really helpful in building testing stamina.

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MercerSchulte
Sunday, Oct 19 2025

Hi! I am the one who made the comment about the test not feeling representative. I think a lot of it is simulating test environment. I always took PTs at coffee shops but took the real one at a testing center. I also had a paper test while most of the practice tends to be online. My friends who took the LSAT without any modifications or took it remotely did not have the same problems as I did!

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MercerSchulte
Sunday, Oct 19 2025

@shippiinguyen I agree. I think I got in my head about the amount of time I was spending on each one. What was odd though was that it only happened on LR, which is usually my better section, and not the RC. Thank you for your advice!

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MercerSchulte
Sunday, Oct 19 2025

@LauraByrne Thank you!

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Edited sunday, oct 19 2025

MercerSchulte

😖 Frustrated

Drilling "Hardest" Questions

I took the October LSAT and I am signed up to take the November one as well. I felt as though the LR sections were majority hard questions and maybe had only one or two low hanging fruit questions. I was scoring very well on practice tests, but once I took the actual test I did not feel like the PT's were anywhere near representative of the actual test. I am not sure if I should spend this time studying mostly the "Harder" and "Hardest" questions or if my experience was mostly test anxiety. Is there any harm to just drilling the more difficult questions?

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