LNAT practice platform

LNAT practice questions and essay feedback, in the real test format

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.

Practice the real paper. Understand every result.

  • Timed like the real test

    Real timings, passage count and question flow for both sections, so your practice translates on test day.

  • Feedback matched to the section

    Answer-key marking with an explanation for every Section A question; an indicative AI mark with feedback on the Section B essay.

  • Progress by skill

    See readiness and accuracy by reasoning skill, then follow the next best action.

What ExamPrepIQ provides for the LNAT

ExamPrepIQ is an independent LNAT practice platform. It is not connected to the LNAT Consortium or any university, and it does not administer the test — it gives you realistic practice in the test's two-section structure and shows you, skill by skill, what to work on.

Start for free

What you can do before paying anything

Every exam on ExamPrepIQ is free to start. Sign in with Google to save your attempts.

  • Free Section A questions

    Free papers are marked in the Section A list so you can try the passage-and-questions format under timing before choosing a plan.

  • Basic scoring with explanations

    Free papers are scored against the answer key straight away, with the correct answer and an explanation for every question you attempted.

  • Free coins for an essay mark

    Verifying your phone number with a one-time OTP — free, and required before any AI grading — credits a one-time bonus of coins, enough to see AI feedback on a real Section B essay (25 coins) before spending anything.

  • Progress from the first paper

    Attempts are saved to your account, so readiness and accuracy by skill start building immediately.

What you practise

Both LNAT sections, in their real shape

Question counts and timings follow the current test. Section A is scored; Section B is sent to universities unscored, so here it is assessed for feedback.

  • Section A — Multiple choice

    42 questions · 12 passages · 95 minutes

    Read argumentative passages and answer questions on assumptions, flaws, conclusions and implications. Every question is tagged to the reasoning skill it tests.

    • Identifying assumptions
    • Drawing inferences
    • Spotting flaws in arguments
    • Understanding the writer's view
    • Interpreting language in context
  • Section B — Essay

    1 essay · 3 prompts to choose from · 40 minutes

    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.

    • Taking and defending a position
    • Structure and progression
    • Use of evidence
    • Clarity of expression
  • Complete mock test

    One sitting · 135 minutes

    Both sections in exam order, with the combined result and a readiness report revealed only at the end — the closest thing to test day.

  • Concept Practice and Sprints

    By reasoning skill

    Browse the question bank by the skill it tests, favourite and annotate questions, or run a short timed Sprint on one weak skill with an achievable target.

Inside the platform

What the practice looks like

Practise a skill, test it under exam conditions, use the progress report to find the next weak skill, then repeat.

  1. Concept Practice

    Drill the reasoning skills behind Section A with focused questions or timed Sprints.

  2. Individual Practice Test

    Take Section A or complete a Section B essay separately under exam timing.

  3. Complete Mock Test

    Rehearse both sections in one realistic, full-length exam simulation.

  4. Progress report

    Track overall readiness, Section A accuracy and essay performance over time.

  5. Identify Weak Skills

    Find the reasoning skills costing marks and return to targeted practice.

Then return to Concept Practice

Marking, feedback and readiness

How marking, feedback and readiness work

Universities use LNAT results in their own ways, alongside the rest of an application. ExamPrepIQ helps you prepare; it cannot predict or guarantee an admissions outcome.

  • Section A: answer-key marking with explanations

    Each answer is checked on submission. You see your score, the correct answer and a written explanation for every question, plus the skill tag it was testing.

  • Section B: AI mark with feedback

    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. It is a study aid, not a university's assessment.

  • Skill-level accuracy

    Because every Section A question carries a skill tag, the progress report shows accuracy per reasoning skill — not just an overall score — and how each is trending.

  • Exam readiness, explained

    Readiness is a score out of 100 that combines skill coverage, recent accuracy, recency and consistency, with a confidence level showing how much evidence sits behind it. It describes preparation, not a predicted test score.

  • Next best action

    The report names the skill with the weakest recent evidence and offers a Concept Practice set or a timed Sprint to work on it.

  • Mock test summary

    A complete mock ends with a combined summary across both sections and a full review of every Section A answer.

Free and paid

Free, Pro and Ultimate

Free gives you sample Section A papers with scoring and explanations, Concept Practice, and — after phone verification — a one-time bonus of coins for an AI-marked essay.

A paid LNAT plan unlocks the full Section A question bank, AI-graded Section B essay feedback, complete mock tests and progress tracking. Plans are one-time purchases for 1, 3 or 12 months and never auto-renew.

Outside a plan, a Section B essay mark costs 25 coins. Current plan and coin-pack prices are on the pricing page.

See LNAT plans & pricing

How it works

From your first paper to a clear next step

Baseline, diagnose, practise, retest — the same loop for both sections.

  1. 1

    Sign in and pick a section

    Sign in with Google and open a Section A paper, a Section B prompt, or the complete mock.

  2. 2

    Sit it under exam timing

    95 minutes for Section A, 40 for the essay, 135 for the mock. Your first result is a trustworthy baseline.

  3. 3

    Review every answer

    See the correct answer and explanation for each question, or the indicative mark and feedback on your essay.

  4. 4

    Practise the weakest skill

    The progress report names it. Drill it in Concept Practice or a timed Sprint, then retest and watch readiness change.

LNAT practice questions, answered

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.

Begin with a baseline

Sit one LNAT paper and see where you stand.

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.