Marking the LNAT

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  1. Saagar's Avatar
    1 28-10-2004  21:03
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    Marking the LNAT
    Does anyone know how the LNAT mark scheme works? Like is it a mark for each multiple choice question correct and then the essay out of 26 to make the whole thing out of 50 or what? :confused: :tsr:
  2. THE PROPHETOR!'s Avatar
    2 28-10-2004  21:06
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    Hey...

    The multiple choice is marked out of 24... 8 sections of 3 questions. This mark in then sent to your uni. There is no pass mark

    The essay section is not marked, it is just to your uni as it is.

    Hope that helps

    Jason
  3. Dreama's Avatar
    3 29-10-2004  10:02
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    We could ignore the essay titles and write a long pleading speech about "Why Law" he he...
  4. THE PROPHETOR!'s Avatar
    4 29-10-2004  10:30
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    (Original post by Dreama)
    We could ignore the essay titles and write a long pleading speech about "Why Law" he he...
    Yeah... but I could gurantee an instant rejection.

    How bored must the admissions tutors be of reading, 'Why law' on the Personal statements? :eek:

    Jason
  5. Dreama's Avatar
    5 29-10-2004  11:47
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    (Original post by THE PROPHETOR!)
    How bored must the admissions tutors be of reading, 'Why law' on the Personal statements? :eek:

    Jason
    Yes I suspect those Geography admission tutors are quite fed up of those damn "Why Law" statements...
  6. Saagar's Avatar
    6 30-10-2004  13:36
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    Cool that has helped, thanks alot, I assumed the essay would be marked. So I guess its just for the unis to see how you write, present and put forward your ideas! :tsr: :tsr:
  7. THE PROPHETOR!'s Avatar
    7 30-10-2004  20:31
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    (Original post by Dreama)
    Yes I suspect those Geography admission tutors are quite fed up of those damn "Why Law" statements...

    He he...

    Jason
  8. Dreama's Avatar
    8 30-10-2004  20:46
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    (Original post by THE PROPHETOR!)
    He he...

    Jason
    Don't you giggle at me you rude little boy...
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