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Speed and efficiency are the most important factors for doing well on the LSAT.

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Do not spend too much time reading, memorizing, and note-taking—doing questions is the best way to improve.

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Once you grasp the main ideas and concepts, immediately start taking practice tests.

​Take lots of practice tests - practice LSATs are actual LSATs, so getting good at practice tests is the closest thing you could do to get good at the actual LSAT - through taking practice tests, you will gradually pick up patterns on the LSAT (often without even realizing it).
 

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Mix up your preparation - studying in a variety of ways helps solidify concepts and also makes LSAT preparation less boring - here are a few ways to mix up your LSAT prep

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Study with different study buddies and/or tutors, in addition to studying alone;
teach the LSAT or related concepts and problems to others - talking through questions increases one’s understanding;
re-do questions—re-do questions you answered incorrectly without seeing what the correct answer is, even re-doing questions you get correct is good practice - explain your reasoning to others.

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Explaining your reasoning for choosing a particular answer will help you identify weaknesses

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Study alone and study with study buddies or a tutor.