Reddit reviews LSAT Logical Reasoning: Strategy Guide + Online Tracker (Manhattan Prep LSAT Strategy Guides)

Time leftover at a 160? Red flag! If you have time left over and you are missing that many questions, time is an issue. You are definitely going too fast. There aren't any bonus points for having time left over. Slow down and spend more time on the questions. You should see your accuracy improve. As you improve your accuracy, your confidence will improve. These 2 things combined will allow you to go faster (while maintaining accuracy). Also, it is not unusual for your score to drop a little at the beginning like that. Once you've started studying, you have a lot more to think about than you did before. You're taking time to pay attention to things that you didn't notice before. Don't worry about that 162 to 160 score. It's not very different. On test day, it's reasonable to expect a score that is +/-3 points of your average PT score.

If you are very confident in your answer choice, and then find out you are wrong, it means that there is something you didn't understand about that question. Use some resource with great explanations to help you figure out what you are missing. Try to find a pattern in the questions you miss and the wrong answers you are choosing. Taking the time to review the questions you miss AND the questions you got right (but weren't 100% about) is very important. As you study, focus on being able to eliminate the 4 wrong answer choices and narrowing it down to that 1 right answer. If you cannot eliminate the 4 wrong answers it's definitely a question for review.

I recommend getting the Manhattan Prep Logical Reasoning Strategy Guide.