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Untimed PT vs. Timed PT
She.Has.Faith
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Hey Everyone,
Okay so I have been using Prep Tests 1-35 as strictly untimed drilling materials. I have consistently been using these tests for untimed problem sets in order to increase my accuracy. I plan on starting to time myself some months before I take the test. From which PT should I start using for timed testing practice? I just don't want to use too many PT as untimed drilling material that I don't have more than enough PT to use for timed work. I hope this makes sense. Thank you in advance!
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I started from 36 onwards for taking timed PTs. That’s pretty standard and it’s been working for me
It all depends on how many PTs you think you will take. Start at 36 if you think you might get through most of them, but as you get closer to the real thing, be sure to take some more recent ones. I also saved some (10-15) in case I needed to take it again. Right before my real LSAT, I focused on taking the ones in the 80s.