I've been practicing logic games from PT 52-61recently, finding these games seem much different from the older ones like those from 1-50. I heard people saying that the logic games from PT 52-61 are actually easier than the older ones. But I personally found them more challenging.
I haven't touched PT 62-72 yet. Can someone tell me whether or how the games in these PTs are different from those in PT 52-61?
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In short, there's no specific strategy you can really adopt to get an edge in your studying; just be comprehensively prepared and don't try too hard to outsmart the LSAT through spending too much time analyzing 'trends'.
Each test is its own beast. PT 62 has really hard games, while there are other PTs in the 60s that have easier games.
I really don't think there is a trend. If there is one, it would be that the test will likely include one game that is highly unusual. But you approach those like you do any other game, and read it multiple times if you need to.
Good luck!
I attributed what happened to the fact that I had been doing so well, I had stopped practicing LG's in my spare time, instead focusing on LR and RC. But I believe now that the LG's are very much muscle-memory and you have to keep them fresh in your mind. Good news is I started practicing LG's regularly again and my scores went back up to pretty much where they were.
In PT 29-38. I usually got 1-3 wrong.
But in PT 52-61, it became 3-6.
So I'm guessing that I spent unnecessary time trying to make main diagrams, which made me worse-off.
Am I correct?