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Thanks for the tips, I actually just started using some of the games when i'm a little tapped out and it definitely helps keep the practice going without density of a study session!
Thanks for that, i'll definitely try adding a little more time to the end of practice sections. Maybe that'll help boost confidence a little. But I am definitely doing more review of my answers so we'll see how that helps!
Hello, I have been studying for many months, slowly getting an understanding of the test and going through the curriculum. I have my first LSAT coming up soon and can't seem to close the gap between my PT score and my blind review. I will regularly get in the 150s on PTs but do way better on the BR. I know that when I am taking the practice tests I don't feel like I have enough time to get through all of the questions, however if i try to speed up I end up getting more questions wrong. Does anyone have any advice on the best way to close this gap between my practice tests and blind reviews?
Ya I can see how the blind review might be a little misleading, but i'll definitely start reviewing all the questions regardless of if i got the right or wrong, and hopefully get better at identifying hard questions quicker.