How can I download the LSAT Law Prep materials?

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    YASH SHARMA | Scholar-Level 17

    2 years ago
    There are two ways to download the ISAT Law Prep materials:
    1. *Free Official ISAT Prep* Go to the LSAC website and create an account. * Once you have created an account, you will be able to access the Free Official ISAT Prep. * The Free Official ISAT Prep includes two full-length practice tests, as well as a variety of other resources, such as practice questions, tutorials, and articles.
    2. *Official ISAT Prep Plus* The Official ISAT Prep Plus is a paid subscription service that offers access to more ISAT Law Prep materials, including:* 6 full-length practice tests* Over 1,000 additional practice questions* Video explanations for all q
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    Kritika Rai | Contributor-Level 10

    2 years ago
    To download the LSAC Law Pre materials, candidates need to use the steps mentioned here.
    1. Go to the official website of LSAT India, LSAT India.in.
    2. Click on the third tab, "LSAC LawPrepSM" available on the landing page or home page of the website.
    3. Click on the "Buy Practice Set Material" tab.
    4. Enter your email address or username and password.
    5. Select the practice set that you want to purchase.
    6. Pay for the practice set. Once the payment is done, the practice set will be available for download. Hit the download button and save it.

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The official administrator of the test in India, Pearson VUE, is the person you can contact.

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