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More info? Where are you in your studying, weaknesses, strengths, diagnostic?

You should be doing the Bibles then doing some drilling before doing timed tests, if this is your first time studying for the LSAT

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Justdoingmybest wrote:Weakness is the Logic Games Section. Apart from that my general weakness is timing. On the diagnostic only finished 70 questions but failed 5.
I'M doing the OCT LSAT.
My strengths are reading comprehension and to some degree the logical reasoning
I do the drills but I'm wondering if I should finish all the drills in both books b4 moving on to the whole test.

What's your target score? To be honest sounds like you got a long way to go in general and you may not have enough time, but that depends on your goals.

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Justdoingmybest wrote:>170
The advantage is that I'm studying about 8hrs a day (with breaks in between of course)

I dunno dude, if you're only finishing 70/100 questions right now then you sound like you're not gonna have enough time. You might be able to pull it off with 8 hrs a day, but then you might suffer from burnout.

The positive is that LG is the easiest and quickest to improve, so I would focus on the LG bible and drill a bunch of games to try to pick up as many points there as possible first.

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Justdoingmybest wrote:but when do i start doing full tests? I can finish both books next week and spend the remaining 5 weeks doing full practice tests. which means i will have 30 days and I'm planing on doing 20 practice tests

I guess you have no choice but to do it that way. It all depends on you but I think it's an uphill climb. You leave yourself very little time to review, and more importantly it seems like you're lacking in foundation and a week isn't going to fix that. If you can wait till December or next year, that's the best course of action.

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