LNAT 2026–27
Clear guides. Real practice.
Use these guides to understand the current LNAT, then switch straight into free timed practice. Where dates or format can change, we point back to the official LNAT source rather than pretending an independent site is the final authority.
LNAT test format
42 questions, 12 passages, 95 minutes, then one essay from three prompts in 40 minutes.
Read guide →LNAT Section A
What the multiple-choice section tests and how to practise reading, inference and argument analysis.
Read guide →LNAT Section B essay
How the essay works, what universities receive and a practical 40-minute writing approach.
Read guide →LNAT dates & deadlines 2026–27
The current registration and test deadlines, grouped by university.
Read guide →Which universities use the LNAT?
The current official list and why course-level requirements still need checking.
Read guide →What is a good LNAT score?
Why there is no pass mark or universal target, and how to interpret practice scores sensibly.
Read guide →Free practice
Take a full LNAT-style mock.
42 original multiple-choice questions across 12 passages in 95 minutes, followed by one of three essay prompts in 40 minutes.
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