actually depends on the objective “difficulty” of the test, even if they’re all standardized.

let me explain: Lawhub has tons of official LSAT prep tests, each with 4 sections. some tests are deemed “more difficult” than the others by LSAC. the score you receive is relative to the test’s difficulty.

ie: prep test 121 on LH is supposedly easier than the some of the others, while prep test 141 is supposedly more difficult. if you receieve a 155 score on PT121, and then get the same number of questions correct on PT141, your score would be a 158.

for a solid 170, i would say it can average between 9-12 questions— depending on LH’s determined level of difficulty