LSAT - Reading Comprehension

The Reading Comprehension section of the LSAT consists of questions that will be based upon certain passages. For any particular question, you are required to read the given passage, interpret the given information and then answer it. Your answer will either be based upon the facts, inferences or conclusions from the passage.

Practice Support for You

Do ensure that you have practiced this section well before you decide to take the test. After all, a perfect score can be achieved only if you practice and prepare well. Use Exam Focus' sample practice questions to sharpen your skills.

Understanding the Scoring Scheme

LSAT follows the procedure of calculating the raw scores and then scaling them. The total number of correct answers that you give, result in your raw score. LSAC uses the raw score that you receive and converts it into a scaled score, using a statistical method called equating. Your raw score is therefore converted on a scale ranging from 120 to 180 to give your final scaled LSAT score. You also receive your scores in percentages which are called the percentile scores.