The LNAT, National Admissions Test for Law, is the required admissions test for Law Courses in several universities in the UK, one is Spain and one in Singapore. The LNAT is not an IQ or knowledge based test, but one that assesses the candidates’ verbal reasoning skills and their ability to successfully participate in a rigorous law course.

The LNAT is a computer based test that comprises of two main parts: a 95 minutes multiple choice reading section followed by a 40 minutes essay section. The reading section is scored out of 42, while the essay is marked independently by each university it is sent to.

Each candidate can take the test only once in an academic year, at one of the 500 test centres around the world, and the results are only applicable to that particular year. It is important that you keep a close eye on the registration and test dates!

At Brighter-Prep in Istanbul we make sure that preparation for the LNAT focuses not only on strategies needed for acing the test, but on developing skills that will be necessary in your undergraduate degree, and later on in your professional career.