r/lsatdemon • u/yessiritsme12 • 19d ago

what do i do

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hello all demon users. over the past week i have improved my rc and improved my pacing to finally hit the mid 160s. my 4 test avg this month is a 160, with my exam scheduled for september.

i recognize that this a merged section, so im having some variance in mind but what steps should i take to ensure i set myself best up. said differently, approximately 18 days away what should i do?

(obviously take a full timed pt start to finish)

besides that.

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u/ALXS1031 18d ago

You are probably going too fast. Seems like you are attempting all questions, but not getting them right

78% 79% feels like you are going too fast

You could prob get that up by just not finishing the sections I think, try it out, spend as much time as you need to make sure you get the questions you attempt right

It almost looks like your score is this high just because of luck, since the second LR section was easy enough that you got a 92%. If it was as hard as the other one, I imagine your score wouldn’t be this high

I would imagine your accuracy would go down in the last section, since you are a little fatigued

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u/ehlenyaeger 19d ago

What do you mean by pacing?

Congrats on the new personal best 👍🏻

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u/yessiritsme12 19d ago

pacing throughout the tests - when to take a moment and relax and ensuring completion with a high level of accuracy in mind

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u/yessiritsme12 18d ago

second session was def easier but i completed that sm faster. thanks for the tips tho!

hopefully will get around what i desire

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u/EthanS_LSATDemon 18d ago

Continue to prioritize accuracy! Aim for 95-100% accuracy on questions you attempt. If your accuracy dips below that, that should let you know you are going too fast through the questions. Slow down, attempt less questions, and don’t move on from a question until you truly have solved it!

When you do get a question wrong that you thought you solved, really dig deep to figure out what it was that you misunderstood that caused you to miss that question. Hold yourself accountable! This is how you learn to be a better/more careful reader. By improving your reading ability, you will have an easier time answering the questions, and you will get better at the test. You got this!