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Hi everybody,

What is the best materials still available out there for drilling questions by type ? I'm looking for something mimicking the old cambridge drilling packets arranged by question type for each section of the test. Also, if anyone has an idea where I can still find those (outside of amazon), please send me a pm.

If you can afford it, 7Sage's Ultimate+ package is unbeatable. They have everything grouped by type, along with a question bank that allows you to create bundles of questions by type. I think it's actually a good deal because of everything it includes.

Our online course at blueprint breaks everything down by question type and has the option to create practice sets by type as well as select for several other options based on various concepts/skills. It is available for a monthly fee and we just started offering a 7-day free trial so you can check it out to see if it works for you.

We (PowerScore) put out a series of books called the LSAT Training Types that have the LR/LG/RC from ten LSATs separated by type. That's basically the same as what you are looking for here.

Kickasso wrote:Hi everybody,

What is the best materials still available out there for drilling questions by type ? I'm looking for something mimicking the old cambridge drilling packets arranged by question type for each section of the test. Also, if anyone has an idea where I can still find those (outside of amazon), please send me a pm.

Hi! I’m just wondering if you found a particular book, pdf, course especially helpful for drilling by question type since your last post.