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Running out of newer PTS?
I'm taking the October and November LSAT-Flex and have been doing practice tests mainly using PTs 60-89. However, I have already used 8 of the available PTs in this range, and considering I am retaking again in a month, I worry about running out of fresh new PTs at some point before the November test. What should I do about this? Start using older tests or focus on drilling to save newer PTs?
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You can use older PT's for sure, but only completing 8 out of the 29 new tests isn't that bad at all with the Nov exam being in roughly 5-6 weeks.
What I do to help with saving new PT's is to simulate flex for the actual PT, then taking that extra LR section to create a problem set and combine it with problem sets of an older games and reading section to create a makeshift 3 section Flex PT.