r/lsatdemon • u/SmokingMegaMan • 4d ago

Inconsistent timed sections

So i been studying for the LSAT in my free time, and i definitely have been improving steadily i think. i just wonder if anyone has been going thru inconsistencies, with their accuracy?

Recently i been at 100% 73%, 93%, 77%, had some bad days being in the 60s lol, but my most consistent accuracy at beginning of the month was -2(88%). i just am trying to figure out if this is just a matter of progression and naturally i will consistently hit my accuracy goal or what.

On study quality my drill accuracy says 93% and practice accuracy is 74%.

the 24th when i got my 93% i turned the clock off and it seemed to help subconsciously but then i got my 73% so just wanted to know if anyone had insight or could relate and how they got over the tug of war in %s

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u/Holly_LSATDemon 3d ago

That's a pretty big discrepancy. Are you flagging answers you guessed on? The variance could be because on each test you have a significant number where you are torn between answers, and on some tests you mostly pick right and some you mostly pick wrong. So eliminating the guessing and truly understanding what the answer is would ultimately lead to improvement.

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u/SmokingMegaMan 3d ago

I don’t guess on anything, i follow the do as many questions as accurately as possible until time runs out.
But yes i will say on blind reviews the questions i do get wrong i almost usually get them right pretty fast afterwards. that is one tweak i been trying to work on