My first time, I got a similar score, and since I began studying again the year after, I improved immensely. I think the most important thing is determining what's going wrong. For me, I tried self-studying. I would use various materials, such as books and free LSAT prep modules. But I have ADHD, and I learned that studying by myself is very ineffective. What helped me was doing a prep course with official instructors and having live lessons. I used BluePrint's Live course. I was able to gain a firm understanding of the exam and its question types, which I didn't have before. It also helped with making sure I was consistent with studying and learning the material. My first time, I drilled and drilled and nothing improved. I would highly recommend doing some sort of guided course if you can. It was definitely the reason I was able to break out of my original score.