Ratio of Easiest to Hardest Questions on LSAT

beyondsblue-1 · March 2017

Can anyone comment on the ratio of Easiest, Easier, Medium, Harder and Hardest questions (On the 5 star system) on various sections (RC, LR and LG)?

I can get the easiest to medium questions almost all correct, but I cannot get the harder and hardest questions for the life of me, and I am stressed out about it.

How many harder and hardest questions are we expecting to see on each section?

thanks everyone

Cant Get Right · March 2017

The test is not graded on a curve, but scores tend to conform to a bell curve. I think this suggests that question difficulty would roughly follow this distribution.

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