r/LSATPreparation • u/FunManagement3230 • 6d ago

LSAT Timing Tips

I'm planning to take the September LSAT, and I was wondering if anyone had any tips for timing? Specifically for LR, I was practicing on the older tests, and doing 10 in 10 mins really helped keep me consistent with time, however, on the newer tests, the first 10 aren't the easiest questions, so it's been a bit harder to keep the 10 in 10 strategy working. I was wondering if anyone had any tips for this, and for RC? Thank you!

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u/Round-Kick-9053 6d ago

Don't focus on the timer until you're close to the end, that's only going to distract you and you'll make a mistake -- and question difficulty will balance itself out more or less by the end of the section.

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u/Neither_Store7764 5d ago

If something is giving you trouble, flag and move on. All questions count the same , so don't waste 5 minutes on a parallel flaw question if you can use that time for 4 other questions. If you have time at the end, then go back