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Jan. 2025 Test Anxiety

natalieochoa65natalieochoa65 Core Member
in Logical Reasoning 6 karma

I am retaking after getting a 165 on the Oct. test, and I am anxious about difficult LR sections. A predictions video online said that they are adding more formal conditional logic and questions about numbers. Does anyone know of any sections that have more questions like this? I felt like the October test was much more difficult than PTs but it could have also been my anxiety.

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  • natemanwell1natemanwell1 Core Member
    93 karma

    very rare for a math question to appear in a logical reasoning section, but if you want to practice conditional logic then I would focus on parallel questions cause those are generally the only ones you need to translate, you can also read this book: https://www.amazon.com/Logic-Complete-Introduction-Introductions/dp/1473608430

  • zhangorienspamzhangorienspam Core Member
    9 karma

    I am also taking January (I am so nervous LOL).

    My take is this:
    Worst case scenario, they ask 2 extremely difficult logic questions (which will either be MBT, SA, CBT), which in that case, the best thing you can is to focus on getting the other 23 questions correct, and trying to infer what the correct answer is (by analyzing answer choices, as opposed to strict stimulus analysis) by having some luck.

    If ^ this case actually happens, then the RC would probably be easier, since I found a pattern where the LSAT will rarely put a super hard LR and a hard RC, it's always one or the other.

    In which case, if you normally score -4 on difficult RC , you probably can get away with -2 or -0

    And the other LR should be average difficulty, so if you get -2 or something, you'll still get 174+

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