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November 2026 LSAT Predictions

November 2026 LSAT Predictions

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Free November LSAT drill sets, one practice passage for every topic in my top tier: https://www.unpluggedprep.com/drill/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=video&utm_campaign=nov-predictions-epic (look for the November banner)

These are the 12 Reading Comp passages I think are most likely to come back on the November LSAT. After the list, I show you how to read each kind when one shows up (law, science, humanities, comparative), and what to do in the 10 seconds after you recognize it. Then Logical Reasoning, because it's 2 of your 3 scored sections.

Before the October LSAT, I posted my top 12. 4 of them came back on sections that counted. A random 12 would have caught about 1. Honestly, the list is a bet, not a leak. I don't have LSAC's tests, and nobody else does either.

The teaching parts come from my past lessons, cut down to what still applies to the current test.

Free LSAT cheat sheet: https://www.unpluggedprep.com/cheatsheet/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=video&utm_campaign=nov-predictions-epic

Free LSAT practice test: https://www.unpluggedprep.com/practice-test/start/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=video&utm_campaign=nov-predictions-epic

Chapters:
0:00 My 12 November LSAT predictions
0:31 Part 1 | November LSAT predicted passages: the 12, grouped by subject
7:18 Part 2 | October LSAT: did that hard section even count?
12:54 Part 3 | Don't study LSAT passage topics: the list is a tell
16:50 Part 4 | Main point vs topic: stop reading Reading Comp for facts
25:02 Part 5 | Law passages: read for the author's lean, not the rule
32:28 Part 6 | Science passages: trace the cause-and-effect chain
38:24 Part 7 | Humanities passages: it's about the critics, not the tech
46:48 Part 8 | LSAT comparative passages: name the passage before the answers
52:31 Part 9 | LSAT Logical Reasoning: it's 2 of 3 scored sections
1:06:15 Wrapping up

Where the history comes from: Jon Denning and Dave Killoran's recaps, and r/LSAT, including the topic threads Graeme Blake puts together. The rule and the picks are mine.
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