I just took the June LSAT and this was my first time taking the LSAT for real. On all of my practice tests and sections, I have never ran out of time and have always had sufficient time to check over flagged answers. On the real LSAT I absolutely ran out of time and ended up having to do some LR questions really quickly without feeling confident, nor was I able to look over any of my flagged answer choices. I was wondering if anyone else has had a similar experience where they were fine on time in practice but bad during the exam itself.

I'm kind of freaking out about it and right now I'm convinced I just failed the LSAT. I did not originally purchase the score preview, but now I am seriously considering getting it, does anyone have experience using the preview?

I have found that a lot of the LR questions that I get wrong are the result of picking the wrong of two choices. I'm able to narrow the answer choices down to the two most popular choices, but I often end up picking the wrong of the two answers and then getting it right on the blind review. Any tips for picking the right answer when I have it narrowed down already?

I have done the fast track drills for Logical Reasoning, and am now beginning to do practice drills. On these practice drills, I will get a bunch of questions wrong on my first time through and then get 100% or close to it on the blind review. Does anyone have any tips or tricks to get these questions right the first time through?

Thanks!!