LSAT 2025 Exam: Dates, Registration, & Preparation Tips
Get comprehensive information about LSAT 2025 exam dates, registration, and essential preparation tips for aspiring law students.
LSAT Self Assessor
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In Competitive Exams like LSAT, your knowledge is not important. How much you know MORE than others is important.
Student do not learn faster because they feel like their cup is full.
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LSAT Self Assessor - Fastest Method of Learning or Engine to Accelerate Your Learning
In first-time teaching, the student on average understands 35% of the topic. The students should read/learn themselves from LSAT books/videos to improve to a learning level of say 60 to 70 percent.
Thereafter the LSAT student usually stops studying the topic as they feel that they have understood it completely.
Here a system is required to tell LSAT students ‘What is not known to them in the said topic’ and help the student know the unknown and fill the gap in knowledge for the said topic. This is done by the method of Self Assessments where LSAT students can increase their knowledge beyond 90 percent.
The LSAT Self-Assessor helps students create their own assessments on topics and understand what is not known to them. LSAT Self-assessor has help facility to help students fill an identified gap in their knowledge and fill the gaps there and then with help own books, videos, Google, friends, or teachers/mentors. It is the fastest method of learning as it makes every LSAT student study only what is not known thus saving precious time and energy.
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What Is an LSAT Self-Assessor?
LSAT Self-Assessor has the facility to simulate your own assessments subject-wise/topic-wise/subtopic-wise and keyword-wise with the flexibility to choose a number of questions, type of questions, level of questions, allotted time, and marks to identify gaps in your knowledge.