Which PT's are representative of the difficulty of the current test?

chiodogabby

I struggle with knowing which PT's represent the actual difficulty that will be similar to that on test day. I took one practice test (early 100s) and got a crazy high score that did not feel representative of how I would do on test day as it felt noticeably easier. Can anyone tell me which PT's are closest to how hard the LSAT is in the current format?

fruitbat-2

i just know that the more recent a PT is, its more representative to the LSAT's current format

kalimbork

I've been told to stick to 140 and later

MaverickDay

Some older LSAT prep tests (like PTs 50-60) are known to be more difficult and may give you a better sense of the current test's challenge level. The LSAT has evolved over time, and recent PTs (around 70-90) tend to better reflect the current format. It's best to practice with tests from these ranges. UKWritings’ “Assignment Help” https://ukwritings.com/assignment-help service is a lifesaver for students with tight deadlines. The writer provided a comprehensive and well-structured assignment that followed all my guidelines. Their team was professional and supportive, ensuring a hassle-free experience. I’m impressed with their commitment to quality and highly recommend their services to students needing academic assistance.

natemanwell1

none of them likely. prep test 99 came out years ago. I would definitely stay away from any of the tests after 99. since they're not made by LSAC, don't know how accurate the scale really is. prep tests 1-20 or 21 are more difficult as they are made by a different company.