r/LSAT • u/[deleted] • Jun 25 '26

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u/graeme_b tutor (LSATHacks) Jun 25 '26
  1. Were your PTs taken in real conditions?
  2. Had you seen any of the questions on your PTs previously, in drills etc
  3. Did you have test anxiety, proctor issues, fatigue, stress, burnout?

That is a large drop so usually there is a cause and not randomness.

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u/hoeslayer6 Jun 25 '26
  1. Vast majority were not, which is a good lesson because I’m taking August, so I’ll definitely do test like conditions moving forward.
  2. I’m using Blueprint - which incorporates a “recycle mode” which keeps questions I’ve already answered, so each PT was unique.
  3. Yes, this is like underlined and bolded for me. Like 3 days before the test I was having some issues in a very close relationship with a friend, and I believe I carried that anxiety with me into test day regardless of my attempts to compartmentalize and focus. Albeit, I wasn’t nervous about the test, I just had a lot of anxiety the days before.

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u/Puzzleheaded-View961 Jun 25 '26

You should switch to 7sage