I am here for the comments because I feel the same way. It's like the only thing that I want to do right now is PT as I go along to help me gauge my progress but everything that I've read on here tells me that would be a mistake.

Hi @gurjot99287, I can't remember which thread it was, but I came across the following "master sheet" a few weeks ago which I think is very helpful. I'm still working through the CC but I plan on using it once I start to drill questions. Hopefully it's useful for you.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1yK-ux9iLzRF8c4zfJieZC7cXNuzPaAWEJtwT6BWVzxA/edit?usp=sharing

Yeah this definitely bugged me during the explanation, even though it's not really relevant to the argument that's being made.

Never too early to begin studying for the LSAT. Assuming you plan on using the 7Sage content, I would start off by working through the curriculum on here and then doing as many prep tests as possible. There isn't a magic number, it's really as many as it takes until you're consistently scoring in your target range. That's it in a nutshell. Make sure you're consistent with your schedule and don't be afraid to post in the forum as the community here is very welcoming to questions.