I’m planning to take the LSAT soon and I’m trying to understand the exam’s current format. As far as I know, the test is now administered digitally on a tablet, and it generally consists of multiple 35-minute sections that measure reading comprehension, analytical reasoning, and logical reasoning skills, along with a separate online writing sample. In past versions there was an unscored experimental section mixed in with the scored ones, and my understanding is that the modern format still includes something similar like lsat exam format, though it might vary depending on recent changes introduced with the LSAT Flex (or the updated version of the test). I’d really appreciate any insights from people who’ve taken it recently—just want to be sure I’m fully prepared for what to expect on test day.
