LSAT practice tests
5 full-length tests · plus 1 free test · 78 scored questions · 150 minutes · not adaptive
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Law School Admission Test practice
Practise with 5 full-length LSAT tests and one free test of original English questions. Four 35-minute sections, a locked 10-minute break and separate, unscored Argumentative Writing. No Logic Games.
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Law School Admission Test · Score summary
Sample reportEstimated practice LSAT score
162
scale 120–180
- Scored correct answers
- 60/78
- LR1 correct
- 20
- LR2 correct
- 21
- RC correct
- 19
Review all four sections after submission, with every A–E rationale. The excluded section is labelled after completion. Writing is separate and never scored.
LSAT practice products
The admissions test used by law schools to assess reasoning and reading skills.
The Law School Admission Test today
The format LSAC publishes, section by section. Our practice follows it.
| Section | Questions | Minutes |
|---|---|---|
| Logical Reasoning | Two sections | 35 each |
| Reading Comprehension | One section | 35 |
| Unscored sectionLogical Reasoning or Reading Comprehension; its role is hidden during the test | One section | 35 |
| Argumentative WritingTaken separately; guided prewriting followed by the essay | One essay | 15 + 35 |
- Total
- Four multiple-choice sections, plus separate writing · 150 minutes including the 10-minute break; writing separately up to 50 minutes
- Adaptation
- Not adaptive: four timed multiple-choice sections, with a 10-minute break after section two.
- Scoring
- The LSAT score is on a 120–180 scale. Two Logical Reasoning sections and one Reading Comprehension section count toward it. Argumentative Writing is unscored.
- Calculator
- No calculator is needed or provided.
- Delivery
- Computer-delivered with a separate Argumentative Writing session.
- Also
- The current test has no Logic Games section.
Checked against LSAC's published information on 16 October 2026: LSAC: LSAT test format, LSAC: Argumentative Writing.
How our practice matches it
Adaptation
Four fixed 35-minute sections of original English questions, with a locked 10-minute break after section two. The variable section stays hidden during the test and is labelled after completion.
Interface and tools
- Server-timed sections and a locked break that survive reloads
- Section-local navigation, flags and A–E answer elimination
- Comparative passages, highlighting, underlining and text settings
- All four sections reviewed after submission, with explanations and every A–E rationale
- Separate writing: 15 minutes of planning and a fixed 35-minute essay, with downloadable text
Scoring and differences
Your report gives exact scored correct answers out of 78, with subtotals in fixed LR1 / LR2 / RC order, and one Estimated practice LSAT score on the 120–180 scale. This is our estimate, not an official score or prediction. LSAC does not publish a conversion table for our original forms. Writing is never scored or AI graded.
- Independent original practice, not endorsed by LSAC. The interface provides accessible practice controls rather than an exact LawHub reproduction.
- The completed review labels the excluded section: This section did not count toward your score.
- Writing receives only pre-authored qualitative feedback and teaching examples after submission, with no score.
- Timed simulation is designed for a desktop or laptop.
Questions
How many times can I take each LSAT practice test?
Each test can be sat up to 2 times. If you close the tab in the middle of a sitting, your answers are saved and the same sitting resumes when you return.
Which section does not count toward my score?
Its identity stays hidden during the test and is labelled after completion: This section did not count toward your score. Your completed review includes all four sections in the order you took them, including every A–E rationale. Only the three scored sections contribute to the exact raw result out of 78 and the LR1 / LR2 / RC subtotals.
How is the practice LSAT score estimated?
Your report gives exact scored correct answers out of 78, with subtotals in fixed LR1 / LR2 / RC order, and one Estimated practice LSAT score on the 120–180 scale. This is our estimate, not an official score or prediction. LSAC does not publish a conversion table for our original forms. Writing is never scored or AI graded.