I have the Powerscore books, the Manny Books and all of the old (10 more actual..) test books. I'm just wondering whether PT# 20-40 are still going to be helpful for me. I'm looking to take at least 25 PTs before I take the LSAT in December.
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Retaking from 2010, what PTs are still relevant? Forum
- rahimali
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- VeiledProtectorate
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Re: Retaking from 2010, what PTs are still relevant?
LG and LR are pretty different in the 19-28 book. I used them but I had done 40+ PTs by the time I got to them. 29-38 are pretty good though imo. However, if you're shooting for 25-30 full PTs there are better tests. I'd go through the 52-71 books, and the individual 72-80 tests before doing 29-38. I'd use 19-28 as drilling material.
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Re: Retaking from 2010, what PTs are still relevant?
All PTs are still relevant. Even if LR and RC has changed from older PTs, the old ones are still relevant for non-PT practice.
Get the most recent 25 though, I'd say.
Get the most recent 25 though, I'd say.
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Re: Retaking from 2010, what PTs are still relevant?
thanks fellas.
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Re: Retaking from 2010, what PTs are still relevant?
Are you guys talking about the PTs that you buy 10 at a time on Amazon, etc.? Like "10 Actual, Official LSAT PrepTests Volume V: PrepTests 62 through 71 (Lsat Series)?" Thanks!VeiledProtectorate wrote:LG and LR are pretty different in the 19-28 book. I used them but I had done 40+ PTs by the time I got to them. 29-38 are pretty good though imo. However, if you're shooting for 25-30 full PTs there are better tests. I'd go through the 52-71 books, and the individual 72-80 tests before doing 29-38. I'd use 19-28 as drilling material.
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Re: Retaking from 2010, what PTs are still relevant?
Mikey wrote:All PTs are still relevant.
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