• The preparations for the test
There is no fixed rule for the examination. The basic aim of the test is to check your reasoning skills. You cannot simply prepare for the examination by memorizing specific answers to the specific questions. Last minute efforts will not work for this examination. You have to start early and prepare for the examination based on the coursework. You should work on your reasoning and reading skills. It is all about your ability to link the familiarity of the subject. LSAT preparation material is available on its website as well along with last year papers.
In case you decide to go for a coaching institute make sure to check their credentials. Never go for an institute that promises “fool proof” way to success.
• When should you take the test?
There is no point in taking the examination without being fully prepared. When you take the test multiple times, all the scores are forwarded to the law school. Some of the schools may only consider the recent scores but some do consider your last attempts as well.
• How much LSAT help in admissions?
The main point you need to keep in mind that LSAT alone cannot guarantee your admission in any school. All the schools do consider LSAT as one of the major points to consider but along with the LSAT score your education, skill level, and many other factors play a role in the admission.
• It is about quality and not quantity
Make a proper plan for the studies and go through the study material multiple times. Make sure you understand the concepts.
• Learn the power of Logic
The majority of the portion of examination is based on your ability to find and apply logic. Practice for that during the preparation.
