LAW ADMISSIONS / INDEPENDENT LNAT STUDY
Read closely. Make your argument count.
Work through original argumentative passages, test the strength of an inference and develop a concise essay. Turn each explanation into a clearer way of thinking.
Five questions, one introductory lesson and three recall cards are free. An email link keeps your progress across devices.
Official format checked 23 October 2026: 42 questions on 12 passages in 95 minutes; one essay from three prompts in 40 minutes.
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Plans and terms ↗YOUR STUDY PATH
Find the claim beneath the words.
Work through original passages, distinguish evidence from inference, and review why each answer holds up.
Give both sides a fair hearing.
Plan a clear position, consider objections, and compare your essay with a structured reflection guide.
84 original passage-based questions across 24 argumentative passages, 12 lessons, 24 recall cards and 12 essay briefs. The 42-question reading block uses 12 complete original passages. Essay timers rehearse one selected brief at a time, with saved drafts, worked arguments and personal self-checks. Independent preparation; not affiliated with or endorsed by the LNAT Consortium. No official or recalled test content, examiner marking, score prediction or admissions guarantee. Official free preparation materials are available at lnat.ac.uk/how-to-prepare/. Official resources ↗ · Free official preparation ↗