Blind review is one of the most powerful—yet least understood—tools for LSAT improvement. Used correctly, it can add 5–10 points to your score over time.
What Is Blind Review?
After finishing a timed practice test, you:
- Mark every question you weren’t 100% confident about.
- Restart the test—untimed.
- Re-solve only the marked questions, slowly and thoughtfully.
- Compare your blind answers with your timed answers.
This reveals the difference between what you know and what you can do under pressure.
Why It Works
Blind review exposes:
- sloppy reading
- misinterpreted logic
- missed keywords
- superficial reasoning
A student who blind reviews consistently makes fewer repeated mistakes and builds true reasoning skill instead of guessing patterns.
