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Law School Admission Test (LSAT)

The current LSAT multiple-choice test is four separately timed 35-minute sections: two scored Logical Reasoning sections, one scored Reading Comprehension section, and one unscored variable (pretest) section that may be either question type and may appear at any position. Analytical Reasoning ("logic games") was sunset after the June 2024 administration and replaced by the second Logical Reasoning section. A mandatory 10-minute intermission falls after the second section. Scores are reported on a 120-180 scale; the raw score is simply the number of correct answers across the three scored sections, with no deduction for wrong answers and all items weighted equally. LSAT Argumentative Writing is a separate, unscored, remotely proctored 50-minute session (15 minutes of prewriting analysis plus 35 minutes of writing) that must be completed and approved before a score is released. LSAC does not publish how many questions a section contains, so the item counts in our blueprints are our own practice choices, not the exam’s rules.

Versión cubierta
LSAT, post-August-2024 format (no Analytical Reasoning), 2026-2027 testing cycle
Ciclo de admisión
2026-2027 LSAT testing cycle (August 2026 through June 2027 administrations), feeding fall 2027 JD admission
Verificado el
Puntuación
LSAT scaled score, 120–180
Respuestas incorrectas
Sin penalización: nunca dejes una pregunta en blanco

Estructura

Secciones de Law School Admission Test (LSAT), con número de preguntas, límites de tiempo y uso de calculadora según lo publica Law School Admission Council (LSAC).
SecciónPreguntasTiempoCalculadora
Logical Reasoning 1 (scored)No publicado35 minNo permitida
Logical Reasoning 2 (scored)No publicado35 minNo permitida
Reading Comprehension (scored)four sets, each five to eight questions (implies 20-32 items); the exact count per form is not published35 minNo permitida
Unscored variable (pretest) sectionNo publicado35 minNo permitida
LSAT Argumentative Writing (separate, unscored)1 essay prompt (a debatable issue with three or four perspectives)50 min—

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Practica este examen

46 preguntas revisadas en 3 de 4 temas. Las preguntas son originales y elaboradas con ayuda de IA; antes de publicarse, un revisor de IA independiente resolvió cada una a ciegas. Cómo se revisan las preguntas

  • LSAT diagnostic skill check

    A short, untimed skill check across every multiple-choice domain of the current LSAT: Logical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension and Comparative Reading. Use it to find where to start, not to predict a score.

    Práctica de estudio, no un simulacro
  • Custom practice set

    A template for open practice: ten questions drawn from anywhere in the LSAT multiple-choice test, untimed. Domain, difficulty and length are chosen by the learner at run time, so the stored section key and empty domain list are only permissive defaults.

    Práctica de estudio, no un simulacro
  • Timed section: Logical Reasoning 1

    One 35-minute Logical Reasoning section under the real LSAT navigation rules: free movement among the section’s questions for the full 35 minutes, flagging allowed, no way back once the clock runs out.

    Aproximación cercana
  • Timed section: Logical Reasoning 2

    A second 35-minute Logical Reasoning section, the one that replaced Analytical Reasoning from the August 2024 LSAT onward. Same rules and same format as the first Logical Reasoning section.

    Aproximación cercana

Todavía no disponibles

  • Todavía noTimed section: Reading Comprehensionnecesita 7 preguntas revisadas más
  • Todavía noTimed: LSAT Argumentative Writingnecesita 1 pregunta revisada más

Por qué cada formato está disponible o no · Los formatos de todos los exámenes

Por qué no hay una simulación completa

The timing and navigation are fully verified (four separately timed 35-minute sections, a mandatory 10-minute intermission after section 2, no movement between sections), but the section structure is not: LSAC does not publish how many questions a Logical Reasoning section contains, the total number of scored questions, or which of the four administered sections is the unscored variable section on a given form. It is also unverified whether a section ends with a review screen or a time warning. A full-length run would have to invent the item counts and the end-of-section behaviour, so no "simulation-full" blueprint is shipped.