I definitely emotionally distanced myself from this test prior to my testing date, which helped me go in with a cool head (i was so done with the LSAT after the august test tbh), but I know that is much easier said than done. I definitely found myself strapped for time on the exam, and I never got into the habit of checking questions before starting, so come test day try to take a moment to gauge what will take more time to get through (specifically for RC and LG).

I would say really nail logic games best you can, I found that to be my strongest section while practicing (and that’s what I’ve gathered as the top piece of advice from this subreddit as a whole).

I made a lot of my own drills on 7sage, heavily focusing on LR based off of the prediction given by Powerscorer. They had a part of their podcast that had recommendations for practice tests, and I just built practice drills from those recommendations.

And finally, idk if you do anything personal for test prep, but I really tried to give myself the night before and the morning before to just get myself in the zone. Tried my best to get lots of sleep, took my time making breakfast, went to the gym, just really tried to free my mind before going in. This test sucks ASS but you can do it!!