LNAT course & practice platform
Learn the full LNAT syllabus with a comprehensive course and structured study material. Work through timed Section A passages, write Section B essays against the clock and get an indicative mark with feedback, or sit both sections in one 135-minute mock. Your results are mapped to the reasoning skills the LNAT tests, so you always know which one to practise next.
Complete course & study material
Prepare with a comprehensive LNAT course and study material covering every subject and every topic in the exam syllabus. Build your understanding, revisit the areas you find difficult, then apply what you learn in practice questions and mock tests.
Explore the LNAT courseStudy material organised around the complete exam syllabus, ready to work through from the beginning or revisit when you need it.
LNAT in one view
Each card shows its format, feedback and tested skills. The published practice library is summarised directly below.
Read argumentative passages and answer questions on assumptions, flaws, conclusions and implications. Every question is tagged to the reasoning skill it tests.
Write a single argumentative essay of up to 750 words on one of three statements, then get an indicative AI mark and feedback on argument, structure and clarity.
Both sections in exam order, with the combined result and a readiness report revealed only at the end — the closest thing to test day.
Browse the question bank by the skill it tests, annotate questions or mark them as favourite, or run a short timed Sprint on any weak skill.
Concept Practice questions are a separate bank rather than papers, so they are not counted in the mock and practice test figures.
Your preparation loop
Start with a reasoning skill, one section or a complete mock. Every result points towards the next useful practice session.
Sharpen the reasoning skills behind Section A with focused questions or timed Sprints.
Take Section A or complete a Section B essay separately under exam timing.
Sit for both sections in one realistic, full-length exam simulation.
Track overall readiness, Section A accuracy and essay performance over time.
Find the reasoning skills costing marks and return to targeted practice.
Then return to Concept Practice
Feedback and access
Answer-key review with explanations for Section A, indicative AI feedback for Section B, and skill evidence across every result.
Each answer is checked on submission. You see your score, the correct answer and a written explanation for every question, plus the reasoning skill it was testing.
Your essay is assessed by AI against the qualities the LNAT essay is read for — a clear position, a well-structured argument, use of evidence and clarity — and returned with an indicative mark and written feedback. The scores are estimates for practice and not official exam results.
Track readiness and Section A accuracy by reasoning skill, then use the next best action to choose a Concept Practice set, Sprint or timed paper.
Official information and guides
Dates, fees and university requirements change each admissions cycle — these guides are dated and link to the official sources.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Begin with a baseline
Your first timed Section A paper builds the plan: a readiness score, accuracy by reasoning skill, and a clear next session. Free to start, no card required.
