One of the reasons the LSAT is so difficult is the time constraint. The LSAT is a grueling, three and a half hour exam. Each multiple choice section is 35 minutes long with an average of 25 questions. This gives you approximately 1 minute and 24 seconds to answer every difficult question. On some questions you only have 40 seconds. Yikes.

In fact, time is a crucial factor in determining your score. The reason? With ample time, many of your exam questions can be answered correctly. It is the ability to manage this time that is so crucial.

Practice with a Timer
On test day, you should be ready to answer questions quickly and know how to manage your test time efficiently. In order to do this without being rushed or nervous, take practice tests and TIME YOURSELF with your own testing timer. This way you will be used to the pressures of test day and have an advantage over those who did not study under timed conditions.

Get your Timer Here
The Silent Timer™ is a special testing timer we recommend for your LSAT test. It has cool features to help you manage your test time. You can enter the test time AND the number of questions. The timer counts down your total time AND the time you have to spend on each question.

You will always know how much time you can spend on each test question!

Get your Timer and Start practicing today!