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Rant:
On my last flex my proctor did a room check for a solid hour and a half and didn't let me go to the bathroom before I start my exam. The one before was cool and let me do a quick run before so I expected that and chugged 3 Redbulls as usual - I literally did piss my pants and got a 160. It's not bad, but not good enough to cover for my GPA.
Back to the topic:
I got back to studying after a 2 month break in December and my scores fluctuate a lot - I only study for about 20~25 hours a week, play video games and rest well so I don't think it's an issue with my test taking conditions. The questions that I get wrong do not seem to have a certain pattern. LR and RC are the ones that fluctuate the most; I mainly pray for RC so LR is the one that I am most concerned with. Since I am taking my final one on January I was wondering if you, my friends, could give me an input that I could reference on; it would help me tremendously.
I hope you have a blessing holidays! :D
On the serious note - what I did was I ignored everything in the books and it helped. I read through the questions stems first THEN read the passage. I drilled through loads of PTs using this method as a practice, and by doing these I developed a sense of what types of questions LSAT would ask and what parts in the passage I need to focus.
After I got this skill set I can dig right into the passage and focus on the important parts guessing 3~4 questions that will come up (you can still read through the question stems for each passage if that works better for you; it takes less than 30 seconds). I got my RC from -8 to -3~4 by doing this. It's not perfect but it's an achievement for me since I always sucked at reading. Try it out and see if it helps.