Sit it, submit, then learn from every trap.
Take the diagnostic
Twelve passages, 42 multiple-choice questions and a 95:00 timer: a realistic full-length version of Section A.
Practise under pressure
Use the passage navigator, flag difficult questions and make decisions under timed conditions, just as you will on test day.
Learn from the traps
After submission, review your score, question types and explanations showing why the tempting wrong answers fail.
Built for applicants who want to learn the habits that raise LNAT scores.
Built from years of LNAT teaching experience, with practice focused on the reasoning traps that cost students marks.
Marks can be lost to an answer that is almost right but either too broad, too literal, too extreme, or based on the wrong part of the argument.
Our full Section A papers are designed to build the exact habits the LNAT rewards. You practise managing 42 questions in 95 minutes, moving on from difficult questions, spotting tempting distractors, and reviewing your mistakes properly afterwards. The explanations do not just tell you the right answer. They show why the wrong answer was tempting and why it fails.
Learn the test, then practise it
Our permanent knowledge centre explains the LNAT format, Section A technique, the recurring question families, the recurring answer traps that make plausible distractors difficult to eliminate, timing across 95 minutes, and how to read a score out of 42 without false precision.
Everything you need to know about the LNAT
Preparing for the LNAT can feel confusing at first. Below are clear answers to some of the most common questions students ask before beginning their LNAT preparation.