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Take a free 10-question readiness test drawn from the LSAT question bank, balanced across its topics. You get a practice readiness estimate and a per-topic breakdown of your strong and weak areas — before you spend a minute studying the wrong thing.

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What you get

  • 1,000 realistic practice questions with detailed explanations for every answer.
  • Timed exam simulation — 25 questions in 35 minutes, matching the format described in the exam overview below.
  • Topic-specific practice across 2 topics, so you can drill exactly where you are weak.
  • Weak-area identification — the readiness test and your practice history show which topics need work.
  • Progress tracking — pick up where you left off, on any device.
  • Personalized study recommendations based on your results.

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Exam overview

Exam code / version2025
CategoryCollege Admissions
ProgramCertEdge
Practice questions on CertSight1,000
Timed mock format25 questions in 35 minutes
CertSight price$79 one-time — this is CertSight's prep price, not the official exam fee
Who it is forProspective law school applicants
PrerequisitesNone
Content last reviewedOctober 2026

One official LSAT section runs 35 minutes; this timed set mirrors a single section. The full LSAT has multiple Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension sections, plus a separate writing sample.

Official LSAT scores range 120–180.

LSAT topics

  • Logical Reasoning
  • Reading Comprehension

Try a few questions

Sample questions from the LSAT bank. Answers are checked on the server — nothing is revealed until you answer.

Question 1. Either we embrace the new technology or we become obsolete. Obsolete is unacceptable, so we must embrace it uncritically. Which of the following, if true, most weakens the argument?

Question 2. Read the following passage, then answer the question. Passage: To sue in federal court, plaintiffs need 'standing' — a concrete injury fairly traceable to the defendant. Environmental plaintiffs often struggle: who is injured by climate change in the legally cognizable sense? In Massachusetts v. EPA, the state established standing through its coastline — sovereign territory the sea would swallow. The injury was particularized by property lines. Critics argue standing doctrine smuggles merits into procedure: judges who doubt a claim find no standing, avoiding hard questions. Defenders reply that courts need limits — without standing, anyone could sue over anything, and the judiciary would become a council of revision. Climate change strains the doctrine because the injury is diffuse, future, and shared — everything standing doctrine disfavors. Some scholars propose relaxing the requirements for public-law cases; others warn that would politicize the courts. The coastline solution worked once; whether it generalizes is the standing question of our century. Question: The author's primary purpose is to:

Question 3. Ghosts exist because so many people have seen them, and we know those sightings are genuine because ghosts exist. Which of the following is most strongly supported by the information above?

How CertSight helps

  1. Practice with realistic questions and instant explanations.
  2. Measure with the free readiness test and timed mock exams.
  3. Identify weaknesses from your per-topic results.
  4. Improve by drilling your weakest topics first.
  5. Retest and track your readiness as it grows.

LSAT FAQ

Is there a free LSAT practice test?

Yes. This page offers a free 10-question readiness test — no account or credit card required. You see your score and a per-topic breakdown as soon as you finish.

How many LSAT practice questions does CertSight include?

The full LSAT prep includes 1,000 practice questions, each with a detailed explanation of the answer.

What is the timed mock exam format?

The timed mock has 25 questions in 35 minutes. One official LSAT section runs 35 minutes; this timed set mirrors a single section. The full LSAT has multiple Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension sections, plus a separate writing sample.

How much does CertSight cost for LSAT?

Full access to the LSAT prep is $79 — a one-time purchase (no subscription), with lifetime access and free content updates. The first questions are free to try.

Who is this LSAT prep for?

Prospective law school applicants

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