Applications are scored and ranked with the overall weightings:
GCSE 20% | A-Level 40% | LNAT 40%

The LNAT grade used by the University is scored as:
60% multiple choice questions | 40% essay

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Original post by returnmigrant

Applications are scored and ranked with the overall weightings:
GCSE 20% | A-Level 40% | LNAT 40%

The LNAT grade used by the University is scored as:
60% multiple choice questions | 40% essay

Thank you!!

Would you happen to know around what score one would need (on MCQ) to be considered at Bristol? I know this probably changes every year but just as a general idea?

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The arbitio website has a page on what scores are wanted by where. Bristol is 26 if i remember correctly.

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Original post by Kryptonitekid43

The arbitio website has a page on what scores are wanted by where. Bristol is 26 if i remember correctly.

This is totally incorrect. Bristol has no LNAT 'cut-off' score.

Applications are scored as explained in my post above. Its the cumulative score that is ranked for offer, not just your LNAT score. Even if you looked at an average LNAT score it wouldnt tell you anything as its not considered in isolation.

I would have considered any MCQ above 30 as 'excellent', above 22 as 'good', below 15 as 'borderline', but obviously your overall LNAT score can be raised with a good essay score and your overall application score with a good score for academic profile.

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Original post by returnmigrant

This is totally incorrect. Bristol has no LNAT 'cut-off' score.

Applications are scored as explained in my post above. Its the cumulative score that is ranked for offer, not just your LNAT score. Even if you looked at an average LNAT score it wouldnt tell you anything as its not considered in isolation.

I would have considered any MCQ above 30 as 'excellent', above 22 as 'good', below 15 as 'borderline', but obviously your overall LNAT score can be raised with a good essay score and your overall application score with a good score for academic profile.

Thank you for clearing it up. Have been confused about how they look at applications (especially regarding the LNAT) for a while now.

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Original post by studentmin

Thank you for clearing it up. Have been confused about how they look at applications (especially regarding the LNAT) for a while now.

Its all in the Admissions Statement - there is a link to it at the bottom of the course page on the Bristol website.

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Original post by returnmigrant

This is totally incorrect. Bristol has no LNAT 'cut-off' score.

Applications are scored as explained in my post above. Its the cumulative score that is ranked for offer, not just your LNAT score. Even if you looked at an average LNAT score it wouldnt tell you anything as its not considered in isolation.

I would have considered any MCQ above 30 as 'excellent', above 22 as 'good', below 15 as 'borderline', but obviously your overall LNAT score can be raised with a good essay score and your overall application score with a good score for academic profile.