LSAT IntelliPREP: Effective Preparatory Practices to Ace LSAT

The LSAT is approved by the American Bar Association and uses three kinds of questions for measuring your skills viz. verbal reasoning, analytical thinking, and critical reading. Is the test really hard? Well, the easier the LSAT test is, the better your scores will be. In the case of LSAT, if you score 180, it is equivalent to getting 99.97 percent. However, in the LSAT, getting 89 correct answers is considered as a good score. It also indicates that LSAT is a tough test, generally speaking. LSAT is scored on a scale of 120 to 180, and the average score is 150. However, in case you are looking to get admitted into the top twenty-five law schools in the United States, you will have to score in excess of 160. There are around 101 questions in every test, and every query answered correctly means 1 point of the raw score.

LSAT is a harder test compared to GRE. If you say the LSAT is the Ferrari, then GRE is the Hyundai. The reason for this is that very few people get perfect scores in the LSAT even when you take into consideration the fact that fewer people take the LSAT compared to GRE. Below are some quick facts about law school admission and GRE:

• You cannot take both GRE and LSAT and decide which score to submit.
• The current rules of ABA state that law school applicants cannot be admitted into law schools without LSAT scores.
• They need the GRE score in the excess of 85 or above apart from meeting other criteria.

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