LSAT Advice Tips

Hey, I am going to appear for the Law School admission test so can you please give me some tips for my preparation? Can you also provide me some advices and tips?

[Shaleen]

You want preparation tips for LSAT exam so following is some important tips:

Take the test in June, especially if you are still in undergrad. That way, you’ll still be in the mindset of studying and doing academic work. Also, you won’t have to try to schedule time to study for the test and your other courses as you might with the October test. Lastly, it’ll give you plenty of time to retake the test without having to wait for the October or December test scores.


Put the time in—acceptance to law school and many scholarships rely heavily on the LSAT and undergraduate GPA. If you spent four years building a GPA, it would make sense to put equally proportionate effort in preparing for the LSAT. (If your undergrad GPA isn’t as high as you would like, a high LSAT score may be your chance to overcome this weakness.)

Don’t assume that an expensive commercial prep course is a requirement for doing well on the LSAT. If you have the self-discipline to study on your own, you can create your own individual prep plan for the LSAT.

I am uploading a pdf file which preparation tips is available which is suggest by LSAT experts.