Free Official LSAT PDFs: Every Test LSAC Gives Away (and Which to Take First)
The Law School Admission Council (LSAC), the organization that makes the LSAT, gives away 5 real past LSATs as free PDFs on its website, and 4 more full official PrepTests free on its LawHub practice site. That's 8 different free official tests, since one PDF and one LawHub test are the same exam. Here's every one, with direct links, what's in each, and which to take first.
I've been coaching the LSAT since 2005, and most of my students only know about the LawHub tests. I checked every link below and searched LSAC's whole document library to make sure nothing's missing. Updated November 2026.
Every free official LSAT test, in the order I'd take them
| Test | Sections | Where to get it free | Same test as | Best use |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| September 2025 LSAT | 2 Logical Reasoning, 1 Reading Comprehension | PDF, linked from LSAC's disclosed tests page | Not on LawHub yet, as far as I can tell | Your last full practice run before test day |
| April 2025 LSAT | 2 Logical Reasoning, 1 Reading Comprehension | PDF, linked from the same page | LawHub PrepTest 159 (paid) | A second timed run |
| February 2024 LSAT | Logic Games, Logical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension | PDF, linked from the same page | Its Reading Comprehension is in PrepTest 159. Its Logical Reasoning isn't in any numbered PrepTest | Skip the games. Do the Logical Reasoning, which isn't anywhere else |
| January 2023 LSAT | Logic Games, Logical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension | PDF, no longer linked from any LSAC page | LawHub PrepTest 156 (paid) | Skip the games |
| April 2022 LSAT | Logic Games, Logical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension | PDF, no longer linked from any LSAC page | Free LawHub PrepTest 157, word for word | Take it once, on paper or on LawHub |
| LawHub PrepTests 140, 141, 157, and 158 | Full PrepTests | LawHub library, with a free LawHub account | 157 is the April 2022 PDF | Take them on a computer, in LawHub's test interface |
LSAC's own site says 4 PrepTests are free on LawHub without naming them. Every source I found, going back to 2024, names these 4. If you're not sure which LawHub number matches an older PrepTest number, our LSAT PrepTest number converter maps them.
What's in the free LSAT PDFs
Each PDF is called a "Disclosure Booklet." It has the scored sections from one real LSAT, the answer key, and a raw score conversion table, so you can score yourself. Since August 2026, LSAC has also been reusing single Reading Comp passages from past tests, and my LSAT predictions page tracks which ones come back. A few things to know before you print one:
- They're the scored sections only. A timed run is shorter than test day, so it won't test your stamina the same way.
- 3 of them still have Logic Games. Logic Games left the LSAT in August 2024. The 2022, 2023, and 2024 PDFs still include a games section. Skip it. The Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension sections are real scored LSAT material.
- Most aren't new material. I matched the text against the numbered LawHub PrepTests: 4 of the 5 PDFs are already inside them. September 2025 is the only one I couldn't find on LawHub.
- LSAC doesn't call them PrepTests. Its page says these disclosed tests "ARE NOT Official LSAT PrepTests." They're real administered tests, published outside the numbered series.
- 2 of them could disappear. The April 2022 and January 2023 PDFs are still on LSAC's site, but no page links to them anymore.
- They're for your own use. Each booklet says so. Share LSAC's page, not the file.
To turn a raw score into a scaled score for any other test, see our LSAT raw score conversion chart guide.
Which free LSAT to take first
- Your test is less than 2 weeks away: take September 2025, timed, and score it with the conversion table at the back. It's the one test here that isn't already in a LawHub PrepTest. Then do April 2025 if you have room for a second.
- Your test is more than 2 weeks away: don't touch September 2025 yet. Save it for your final 2 weeks, because a test you've never seen is worth more then than it is today. Start with the 4 free LawHub PrepTests.
- You're taking the new-format LSAT in August 2027 or later: these are all in the current layout. Use them for skill practice, and try our free practice test in the August 2027 format to see the new one.
Free explanations for the free tests
Every free test here has free explanations. The LawHub tests and the PDFs that overlap with them have question-by-question pages on our site, and the 2 disclosed tests with no PrepTest number have free PDF explanations:
- PrepTest 140 and PrepTest 141 (free on LawHub)
- PrepTest 157 (free on LawHub, and the same test as the April 2022 PDF)
- PrepTest 158 (free on LawHub)
- PrepTest 156 (the January 2023 PDF)
- PrepTest 159 (the April 2025 PDF and the February 2024 Reading Comprehension)
- September 2025 LSAT explanations (PDF), covering Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension
- February 2024 LSAT Logical Reasoning explanations (PDF), the Logical Reasoning that isn't in any numbered PrepTest
The full list is on our LSAT explanations page, and every explanation PDF is on our free PDF page. These cover the questions only by number. Get the tests themselves free from LSAC.
Other free official LSAT practice
- The rest of a free LawHub account. Besides the 4 tests, LawHub's free tier has drill sets by question type for Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension, lessons, and a practice prompt for LSAT Argumentative Writing.
- A free year of LawHub Advantage with a fee waiver. If you qualify for an LSAC fee waiver, a one-year LawHub Advantage subscription comes with it and starts when the waiver gets final approval. That's LawHub's paid PrepTest library, normally $124 a year, for $0. LSAC suggests applying well before your registration deadline: LSAC fee waiver page.
- LSAC's own sample questions, with explanations. No account needed: Logical Reasoning sample questions and Reading Comprehension sample questions.
- Your library. LSAC's printed "10 Actual, Official LSAT PrepTests" books show up in public and college library catalogs. Ask about interlibrary loan, or check your school's pre-law office. Do the Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension and skip the games.
- A Spanish-language PrepTest. If you're taking the LSAT in Spanish (the LSAT for Puerto Rico), LSAC has an official Spanish PrepTest PDF.
- What's gone. The old free June 2007 sample LSAT PDF is no longer on LSAC's site. The same test lives on as LawHub PrepTest 123, which is paid, or free with a fee waiver. Khan Academy's free official LSAT practice also ended. LSAC moved that material to LawHub in 2024.
Why LSAC publishes free LSAT PDFs
LSAC's page says these tests are disclosed "in accordance with the requirements under applicable law," and it doesn't name the law. New York's Education Law, Article 7-A ("Standardized Testing," usually called the truth-in-testing law) names the LSAT in section 340. Section 342 requires the test maker to file the scored questions, the right answers, and the raw-to-scaled conversion rules with New York's education commissioner, and what's filed is public record. That matches what's in each PDF.
The law has more rules and exceptions than that, and I can't tell you how LSAC decides which tests to release.
Frequently asked questions
Are any official LSAT practice tests free?
Yes. LSAC offers 4 full official PrepTests free on LawHub (people report they're PrepTests 140, 141, 157, and 158) and 5 past LSATs as free PDFs on lsac.org. One PDF, the April 2022 LSAT, is the same test as PrepTest 157, so there are 8 different free official tests.
Where can I download free official LSAT PDFs?
LSAC's disclosed tests page links the September 2025, April 2025, and February 2024 LSATs. The April 2022 and January 2023 PDFs are still on lsac.org, but no page links to them. All 5 direct links are in the table above.
Is the September 2025 LSAT on LawHub?
Not as far as I can tell. It's the only one of the 5 free PDFs I couldn't match to a numbered LawHub PrepTest, which makes it the best one to save for the end of your prep.
Why does LSAC release old LSATs for free?
LSAC says it discloses them "in accordance with the requirements under applicable law." New York's truth-in-testing law names the LSAT and requires test makers to file scored questions, answers, and score conversion rules, which become public record.
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