Free LSAT practice test
The LSAT is a reasoning test, not a knowledge test, and reasoning is a skill you can train. Now that Logic Games are gone, logical reasoning is where the marks are.
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What the LSAT looks like
LSAT · 3 scored sections · scored 120-180. That is 77 questions across 3 sections in about 1 h 45 min. Revyy builds practice in this exact shape.
| Section | Questions | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Logical Reasoning I | 25 | 35 min |
| Logical Reasoning II | 25 | 35 min |
| Reading Comprehension | 27 | 35 min |
Practice that matches the real LSAT
The scored test is two Logical Reasoning sections and one Reading Comprehension section, each 35 minutes, on the 120 to 180 scale. Every logical reasoning question asks you to do something precise with a short argument, find the assumption, the flaw, what strengthens or weakens it, so learning to name the question type on sight is most of the speed. Revyy builds LSAT-style logical reasoning and reading questions with close, sophisticated distractors, and explains every answer.
Practise breaking arguments into conclusion and support, drill under timing, and review why each wrong answer drew you in. A full LSAT-style mock with both measures and the 120 to 180 scale is a Pro feature.
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Paste your notes, upload a PDF or photo, or just start a practice set in the exam's own style.
Practise timed, with explanations
Answer questions across the real difficulty range and see why each answer is right the moment you respond.
Come back to what you miss
Every wrong answer becomes a review card that returns on a spaced schedule until it finally sticks.
LSAT practice, answered
Is the LSAT practice test free?
Yes. Practising LSAT-style logical reasoning and reading comprehension questions is free, with an explanation on every question. A full standardized LSAT mock with the scaled score is a Pro feature.
Does the LSAT still have Logic Games?
No. As of the August 2024 change the Analytical Reasoning section is gone. The scored test is now two Logical Reasoning sections and one Reading Comprehension section.
How is the LSAT scored?
On the 120 to 180 scale, formed from your total raw score across the scored sections, matching the real test.
How do I improve at logical reasoning?
Learn to recognise each question type instantly, practise timed, and study why the tempting wrong answers are wrong. Our LSAT study guide covers the full approach.
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