LSAT practice tests
Sit a full LSAT before the real one
A sitting is four multiple-choice sections of 35 minutes each, with a locked ten-minute break after the second. The questions are original and in English, written to today's LSAT: two Logical Reasoning sections and one Reading Comprehension section are scored, the fourth section is not, and there are no logic games.
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Free Full Length LSAT Practice Test
150 minutes with the break
FreeOpen the testFull Length LSAT Practice Test 1
150 minutes with the break
Full Length LSAT Practice Test 2
150 minutes with the break
Full Length LSAT Practice Test 3
150 minutes with the break
Full Length LSAT Practice Test 4
150 minutes with the break
Full Length LSAT Practice Test 5
150 minutes with the break
Prices
The set of five costs less than five single tests. It opens the published forms you do not have yet straight away; the rest join your account by themselves as they are published, each with its own 12 months from that day.
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$11.99
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$10 per test
Advanced performance analysis: accuracy by section and topic; your 6 weakest topics; weekly progress chart
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What the results show
- How many of the 78 scored questions you got right, and the count for each scored section.
- One estimated score on the 120–180 scale: our own estimate, not an official LSAC score, since no official conversion exists for original forms.
- A worked explanation for every question, with a note on each of the five choices, once all four sections are submitted.
- Which section did not count, named on the results page only, never during the test.
The writing task
Argumentative Writing is a separate session: up to 15 minutes of guided planning, then 35 minutes to write. It is never graded, by a tutor or by AI. After you submit, download your text and set it beside worked examples and a checklist.
Before you start
You need an account for every test, so a closed tab or a lost connection costs you no answers; the clock is kept on our side. Each form can be sat twice and stays on your account for 12 months. Questions are in English, and a desktop or laptop works best. This is independent preparation: it is not endorsed by LSAC and does not copy the official LawHub screen.
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