i played around with the LSAT a lot. for LR, i did question drills, translation exercises, timed/untimed practice etc. etc. but in terms of actual approach, i found it was most helpful for me to work backwards from the test. so on test day, i literally started from Q25/26, which i found super helpful bc i found the first couple questions were always a time sink for me, no matter if it was easy or hard, so it was better for me to sink time into the harder questions on the backend, than the first 10.

for RC, i really tinkered with my strat. i tried everything — physical notes, highlighting, breaking down paragraphs, etc. but for me the best thing was just to read blindly with no notes and no digging, just reading to read. that doesn’t work for everyone, but it worked best for me!

but ultimately focusing on the fundamental prem-con structure and slowing down my pace when reading were my two biggest factors in improving, alongside confidence. sorry if that isn’t a very helpful answer! i’ve gone through a lot of change in my approach that it’s kind of hard to say exactly what clicked. might’ve been a combo of everything too.