Hello! My name is Angad, and I am an LSAT Coach with Apply Yourself Global

I am currently a second year J.D. student at Osgoode Hall Law School. I earned my Bachelor’s degree in Economics and Philosophy from the University of British Columbia. 

I self-studied for the LSAT and scored a 171, a 16-point increase from my diagnostic to my final score 6 months later. This increase was a result of forming a structured study plan, forming a deep understanding of LSAT logic, and developing strategies to tackle challenging questions. I believe the LSAT is an extremely learnable test that rewards deliberate targeted practice rather than volume or a brute force approach. 

As a coach, I focus on helping students build a clear strategy tailored to their strengths and weaknesses. This includes mastering core fundamentals, refining timing, and developing the confidence to handle difficult questions under pressure. My goal is to make the test feel predictable and manageable, while ensuring my clients see consistent, measurable progress.

Outside of law school, I enjoy playing golf and soccer and traveling. I strongly believe that long-term academic success is tied to balance, and I work with my students to build sustainable study routines that fit their lives.