LSAT Practice Test & Pass Predictor
Free 20-question pass predictor quiz + full 100-question LSAT practice test. Logical Reasoning, Analytical Reasoning (Logic Games), and Reading Comprehension covered. Detailed rationales and personalized score predictions to help you reach your target law school.
What is the LSAT?
The Law School Admission Test (LSAT) is the standardized test required for admission to ABA-accredited law schools in the United States and Canada. It measures reading comprehension, logical reasoning, and analytical reasoning skills essential for success in law school.
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LSAT Sections & Content
The LSAT consists of 3 scored section types. Our practice questions mirror the official LSAC content specifications.
Logical Reasoning
Evaluate arguments, identify assumptions, strengthen/weaken conclusions, find flaws in reasoning, and draw inferences. Each question presents a short argument followed by a question about it.
Analytical Reasoning (Logic Games)
Determine what must, could, or cannot be true based on a set of conditions. Involves sequencing, grouping, matching, and distribution scenarios requiring deductive reasoning.
Reading Comprehension
Understand and analyze complex reading passages from law, humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences. Includes comparative reading passages requiring analysis of two related texts.
Free LSAT Pass Predictor Quiz
Answer 20 questions across all 3 LSAT section types. Get your personalized score prediction instantly.
- ✓ 20 LSAT-level questions
- ✓ All 3 section types represented
- ✓ Instant score prediction (120–180)
- ✓ No login required
LSAT Practice Test — $8
100 questions across all LSAT section types. Detailed rationales, section-by-section score breakdown, and personalized score prediction.
What's Included
- ✓ 100 LSAT-style questions
- ✓ Logical Reasoning, Logic Games & RC
- ✓ Detailed rationale for every question
- ✓ Section-by-section score breakdown
- ✓ Estimated 120–180 score prediction
- ✓ Resume incomplete tests anytime
- ✓ 30-day unlimited access
- ✓ Study Guide PDFs included
LSAT Scoring
The LSAT is scored 120–180. The national average is around 152. Top law schools (T14) typically require 170+. Our algorithm predicts your score based on section performance.
Free LSAT Study Guide
Download our comprehensive LSAT study guide PDF covering all section types, logical reasoning strategies, and logic games diagramming techniques.
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How many times can I take the LSAT?
You can take the LSAT up to 3 times in a single testing year, 5 times in the current and 5 preceding testing years, and 7 times total in your lifetime. Law schools see all scores but typically consider the highest.
How long should I study for the LSAT?
Most students study 3–6 months, with 150–300+ hours of preparation. Logic Games and Logical Reasoning benefit most from consistent daily practice and drilling specific question types.
Is the LSAT now digital?
Yes, the LSAT is now administered digitally on a tablet provided at the testing center, or via LSAT-Flex for remote testing. The format and content remain the same as the paper version.