Free 30-minute LSAT diagnostic
20 LSAT-format questions, 12 Logical Reasoning and 8 Reading Comprehension, on one 30-minute clock.
- An estimated 120–180 score and range
- Your Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension results
- Your strongest and weakest skill areas
No account or email needed.
Total 13/20 · LR 8/12 · RC 5/8
What the full app adds
The diagnostic shows where you stand. Forge180 is how you move it.
Question-by-question review
Go back through every diagnostic question with a written explanation of every answer choice, including why each wrong one is wrong.
Adaptive drills
Drills aimed at the weakest skill areas your diagnostic found, getting harder as you improve.
Full analytics
Scores by skill area, question type, and difficulty, with a trend line that shows whether your work is paying off.
AI tutor
Work any question you missed with a tutor that walks you through analyze, predict, eliminate and has you make each call.
Your diagnostic comes with you. Sign up from your results page and it's saved to your new account automatically, so your review, analytics, and drills start from it.
The full app starts with a 7-day free trial. No credit card required. Then $39/month if you subscribe.
Why your score comes with a range
Twenty questions can show you where you stand, but a lucky guess or a rushed passage moves a short test far more than a full one. So the diagnostic gives you its best estimate along with the range your score most likely falls in. The range runs a little lower than higher, because a 30-minute sitting tends to flatter you compared with a four-section exam. When you want one firm number, a full-length practice exam gives you that.
Questions
Is it really free?
Yes. The diagnostic and its results cost nothing, and you don't need an account or a card to take it. If you want to keep going, the full app starts with a 7-day free trial, and that doesn't need a card either.
Do I need an account?
No. Start it and go. Your sitting is tied to the browser you take it in, so finish it there. You only need an account if you want to save your results.
How accurate is the score?
It's an estimate, which is why it comes with a range. That's what 20 questions can honestly support. Use it as a starting point, for roughly where you are and which skill areas cost you the most. It isn't an official LSAT score, and a full-length practice exam will tell you more.
Can I save my results?
Yes. Sign up from the results page and your diagnostic carries over to your new account automatically: your analytics, question review, and drill recommendations start from it, and you won't be asked to take the diagnostic again. Results you don't save are deleted after 30 days.
How is this different from the official LSAC practice tests?
LSAC's official PrepTests are full-length exams made of real, previously administered LSAT questions, and they're the best way to measure yourself once you're ready to sit a whole test. This diagnostic is a 30-minute starting point: 20 original questions written in the LSAT's format and reviewed by an LSAT expert, not licensed PrepTest questions, that give you an estimated score and range and a skill-area breakdown to plan around. Forge180 is not affiliated with LSAC.
Find out where you stand
Thirty minutes, twenty questions, and no signup to get started.
30 min · no signup · estimated score and range