Is the LNAT practice free?
Yes, to start. Free Section A papers come with scoring and explanations, Concept Practice is open to every signed-in user, and phone verification credits a one-time bonus of coins for an AI-marked essay. The full question bank, complete mocks and progress tracking need a paid plan.
Is Section B essay feedback the same as a university's assessment?
No. In the real test, Section B is sent to universities unscored and each university reads it in its own way. ExamPrepIQ's indicative mark and feedback are produced by AI as a study aid to help you write a clearer, better-structured argument — they do not predict how any university will assess your essay.
Can ExamPrepIQ guarantee a law-school offer?
No. Universities interpret LNAT performance independently and alongside the rest of your application, and no practice platform can guarantee an admissions outcome. ExamPrepIQ is not affiliated with the LNAT Consortium or any university.
Are the papers timed like the real test?
Yes. Section A is 42 questions across 12 passages in 95 minutes, Section B is one essay in 40 minutes, and the complete mock runs both in order over 135 minutes.
What is Concept Practice?
The Section A question bank, browsable by the reasoning skill each question tests — identifying assumptions, drawing inferences, spotting flaws and so on. You can favourite questions, add notes, and run a rolling session on one skill.
What does the readiness score mean?
It is a 0–100 estimate of your preparation that combines skill coverage, recent accuracy, recency and consistency, shown with a confidence level. It describes preparation, not a predicted LNAT score.
When is the LNAT and how do I register?
Dates, fees and deadlines are set by the LNAT Consortium and change each cycle. See the dated LNAT 2027 guide linked above, which links to the official sources — and always confirm on the official LNAT website before booking.