LNAT practice questions and a free diagnostic
Start with 12 free questions under a 27-minute clock. Then use the Section A question bank to practise the question types that need the most work.
Start with 12 free questions under a 27-minute clock. Then use the Section A question bank to practise the question types that need the most work.
The free diagnostic gives you a clean starting score before you choose what to practise. No card is needed.
The diagnostic uses a fixed set of unseen questions, so your first result is not distorted by material you already know. It follows the real Section A pace and gives you a score when you finish.
Choose the skills you want to work on, from main arguments and inferences to tone, assumptions and flaws in reasoning. Set the number of questions and add a time limit when you want one.
Each question includes an explanation. You can see why the correct option works, where the alternatives fail, and whether the same error is appearing across several sessions.
Build a focused session: use new questions, return to mistakes, or collect the questions you flagged for another look.
Overview · 6 min read
Dates · 6 min read
Preparation · 9 min read
Resources · 7 min read
Scoring · 7 min read
Scoring · 8 min read
Scoring · 10 min read
Universities · 8 min read
Comparison · 9 min read
Comparison · 8 min read
Comparison · 8 min read