What Free LSAT Prep Resources Are Available on Cambridge LSAT?

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Cambridge LSAT offers a set of free resources through the Resources section of its site, covering three main categories: free downloads, tracking spreadsheets, and test data. These materials are aimed at supplementing paid prep products (downloadable explanations, explanation books, and bundles) and are useful if you already have official LSAT PrepTests and want free tools to organize, score, and review them. The site lists its products as available since 2009 and provides a phone number and email for contact, but the free resources themselves are listed without stated pricing or login requirements on the page.

Free Downloads

The free downloads area includes:

  • June 2007 Explanations – written explanations for the June 2007 LSAT.
  • Prep Book Excerpts – sample sections from Cambridge LSAT's prep books, useful for evaluating a book before buying.

Tracking Spreadsheets

Two free spreadsheets are offered for logging your practice:

  • LSAT Logical Reasoning Tracker – for recording Logical Reasoning question performance.
  • LSAT Logic Games Tracker – for recording Logic Games performance.

These are intended to help you spot patterns in accuracy across question types and game types rather than just tallying raw scores.

Test Data and Reference Material

The site provides a range of free reference data:

Resource What it covers
LSAT Publication List Which PrepTests were published and when
PrepTest Numbers and Dates Mapping of PrepTest numbers to administration dates
LSAT Answer Keys Answer keys for PrepTests
Score Conversion Chart Raw score to scaled score conversion
Score Release Dates When scores are released
LSAT Percentiles Table Percentile equivalents for scores
Logic Games Topics Topic classification of Logic Games
Reading Comprehension Topics Topic classification of RC passages
LSAT Section Orders Section order for each PrepTest
LSAT PrepTest Classifications Classification of PrepTests
LSAT Question Types Overview of question types

Study Advice and Guidance

Beyond data, the Resources section links to study advice covering accuracy improvement, prep efficiency, and general book recommendations. The site also lists an FAQ and a page on assembling your PrepTests, which is relevant if you are deciding which official tests to buy and in what order to take them.

How to Use These Together

A practical sequence: use the publication list and PrepTest numbers/dates to pick which official tests to work through; take a test under timed conditions; use the answer keys and score conversion chart to score it; log results in the Logical Reasoning and Logic Games trackers; and consult the topic and question-type lists to decide what to drill next. The June 2007 explanations and book excerpts let you sample Cambridge LSAT's explanation style before purchasing the paid explanation books or bundles.

One limitation to note: the page describes these as free tools but does not state whether any download requires an account. The site does have Login/Sign Up and Cart functions, so if a download link prompts for sign-in, that is consistent with the site's structure rather than a contradiction of the free listing.