Best LSAT Practice Tests and Free PrepTests

Quick answer: the best LSAT practice tests are official PrepTests from LSAC, because they are real LSAT questions in the real test interface. LSAC’s four free official PrepTests are available through LawHub, and LawHub Advantage is a paid plan with many more. Check LSAC for the current price.

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Which LSAT Practice Tests to Use

Option	Best for	Keep in mind
Free LawHub PrepTests	Your diagnostic and first tests	There are only four, so plan them
LawHub Advantage	Regular full tests	Paid yearly plan
Old PrepTests in books	Extra LR and RC practice	Older tests can include Logic Games, which is no longer on the LSAT
Non official tests	Rarely needed	They may not feel like the real thing

How to Use Your Tests

Save one free test for a diagnostic.
Save your newest tests for the final weeks.
Take them timed, in the real interface.
Score them with the practice test score calculator if needed.
Review every test before taking another.

Are Old LSAT Tests Still Useful?

Yes, for Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension practice. Logic Games left the LSAT in August 2024, so you can skip those sections. Use the pre-2024 option in the raw score calculator for a full old test.

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Getting the Real Test Experience

The LSAT is taken on a computer, so practice in LawHub, which uses the real test interface. Take full tests in one sitting with the real timing and the 10 minute break. Try to match the time of day of your real test. These small things build the stamina and comfort you will want on test day.

FAQ

Are LSAT practice tests free?

LSAC offers four official PrepTests for free through LawHub.

Where do I find more practice tests?

LawHub Advantage, LSAC’s paid plan, has many more.

Are third party tests worth it?

Official tests are the closest to the real thing, so use those first.