Am I cooked for Lnat

I have LNAT coming up in about a week, and I am honestly so worried about it... so I wanted to ask what you guys think is the best way to study for it.
I had been using the LNAT collection over the summer and got constant 25+s, the highest being 29. So I wasn't worried about it, and decided to stop studying until last week when I did the practice test on the website and only got 21.
I saw people saying arbitio is the best, and did a free sample test and only got a 20😭. I got anxious and paid for more tests only to get scores of 13 and 14... which are way worse than what I used to get in those textbooks!
I do find the textbooks much easier than the sample official test or the arbitio practice tests, and I am not sure which score to trust.
Should I keep using arbitio or go back to the textbook?

as someone who scored 28 last year, DO NOT USE ARBITIO. it makes you second guess yourself when youre actually right. I took the exam agaim for application this cycle and i feel so weird about it, i feel like it messed me up, in hindsight. Stick to ninja and the official sample tests!

Hi, yeah I do feel like using arbitio messed me up a little bit and am glad to find out I'm not the only one. 28 is very impressive!! You gave me hopes that I could also do good even if arbitio wasn't the right fit for me. Thank you for your advice

You're welcome!!!! Also make sure you really understand the question; if they ask about a part of the excerpt, make sure you read what comes before it and after it, dont be too hasty. And remember they may be moments were you think you have time, YOU DONT. Dont rest for more than 2 seconds after a question. And the essay should be quickly written, 40 mins seems like a long time but it isnt.

Thank you for another reply!! I always tend to read only the part where the question asks me to read so I will be careful with that! Also another question, what kind of practice have you been doing for LNAT? like textbooks or ninja or the sample test from the official website... how did you think the actual test was compared to the problems you had been practicing with?? I know that arbitio is supposed to be lot harder than the actual test, but if you could tell me how you felt about the difficulty overall I would really appreciate it

I have LNAT coming up in about a week, and I am honestly so worried about it... so I wanted to ask what you guys think is the best way to study for it.
I had been using the LNAT collection over the summer and got constant 25+s, the highest being 29. So I wasn't worried about it, and decided to stop studying until last week when I did the practice test on the website and only got 21.
I saw people saying arbitio is the best, and did a free sample test and only got a 20😭. I got anxious and paid for more tests only to get scores of 13 and 14... which are way worse than what I used to get in those textbooks!
I do find the textbooks much easier than the sample official test or the arbitio practice tests, and I am not sure which score to trust.
Should I keep using arbitio or go back to the textbook?

It wasnt very difficult to me, i used ninja for multiple choices and then read and took inspiration from the example essays on the website. That should suffice. Interestingly enough, the difficulty of the questions was almost the same as the examples, even got deja vu at many points. You should take note of words you dont understand from your revision and also make sure you focus on the questions and understand what they ask of you, as the questions typically stay the same but the text changes. Good Luck!