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Analytics

Know What’s Costing You Points.

Turn every drill, section, and PrepTest into a clearer next move.

See your accuracy, timing, section performance, priority question types, and progress over time without digging through your results yourself.

✓Accuracy + timing✓LR + RC breakdowns✓Priority question types
See the PatternKnow where misses keep happening.
Catch Timing ProblemsSee where pace is costing you.
Prioritize BetterKnow what deserves attention first.
Track Real ProgressWatch performance change over time.
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The Problem

A Score Tells You What Happened.
Analytics Tell You Why.

You can finish a practice test and still have no clear idea what to study next. BetterLSAT pulls the patterns out of your practice so the next study decision is based on your actual performance.

“My score dropped.”But which section or question type caused it?
Too vague
“I keep running out of time.”But where is the slowdown happening?
Too vague
“I should probably drill more.”But what should you drill first?
Guesswork
BetterLSAT shows the pattern.Accuracy, timing, sections, question types, and trends in one view.
Actionable
See the Big Picture

One View of How Your Prep Is Actually Going.

Your analytics bring together the numbers that matter most so you can tell whether you are improving—and where the biggest gap still is.

✓Track overall accuracy and average time per question.
✓Compare Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension performance.
✓See how performance changes as more practice and PrepTests are completed.
Question-Type Breakdown

Find the Question Types That Keep Taking Points.

Overall scores can hide repeat mistakes. Break performance down by question type so you can see where the misses are concentrated.

Priority Question Types

Stop Guessing What to Study Next.

BetterLSAT surfaces the areas that deserve attention so your next study block has a reason behind it not just more random questions.

PrepTest + Section History

See Whether the Work Is Turning Into Better Performance.

Review your practice history and compare performance across PrepTests and sections instead of treating every result like a one-off score.

✓Keep PrepTest and section performance connected to the same analytics picture.
✓Filter by drills, sections, PrepTests, most recent activity, or bookmarked work.
✓Review LR and RC section results separately, including section scores in -N format.
From Data to Action

See It. Understand It. Work on It.

Analytics only matter if they change what you do next.

1

Practice

Complete drills, sections, and PrepTests.

2

Track

Your results feed into the same performance view.

3

Spot the Gap

See weak areas, timing issues, and priority question types.

4

Practice With Purpose

Move back into the area that can help most next.

FAQ

What Analytics Actually Show You.

What does BetterLSAT track?

BetterLSAT analytics are built around practice performance: overall accuracy, timing, Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension results, question-type performance, drill and section history, PrepTest performance, progress over time, and priority areas to work on next.

Do PrepTests and timed sections count toward analytics?

Yes. PrepTest and section results are intended to feed into your performance view so your analytics reflect more than isolated drills.

Can analytics tell me what to study next?

That is the point of the priority view: use your results together with your target score to surface the question types and areas that deserve attention next.

Do I need lots of data before analytics become useful?

The more practice you complete, the clearer your trends become. Early results can still give you a starting picture, while repeated practice makes the patterns more meaningful.

Study With a Reason

Know the Gap. Work the Gap.

Use your actual performance to decide what deserves your time next.