Many students think LSAT Logical Reasoning gets harder question by question. That’s only partially true. Here’s the real pattern:
Questions 1–10
- Generally easier
- Only two or three may be above average in difficulty
Questions 11–20
- Difficulty increases noticeably
- Some of the hardest questions appear here
Questions 21–26
- Mostly medium to difficult
- Difficulty is not strictly linear
- Some late questions are surprisingly easy
What This Means for Your Strategy
- Start strong to build momentum.
- Don’t panic if question 14 feels brutal; that’s normal.
- Use the 90-second rule to avoid burning time: skip and come back.
