Any LNAT tip?

I would generally advise you to practice online tests as well as books. To improve, I would make sure to look at the reasoning and thought processes behind the answer given (whether right or wrong) so you know how the paper ‘thinks’. Generally, I’d say the books I used were quite lenient, so makesure to practice online to, and twke any marks with a pinch of salt.

Oxford doesn’t have a minimum LNAT score per se, I think it’s just looked at in conjunction with your PS. Maybe someone else could advise?

(edited 3 years ago)

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Original post by Judo_1999

Hi, I have done LNAT exam on a book today and I got 18 marks out of 42 on multiple choices, so I would like to know if there any tip to improve my score, I know my performance will change on the real exam but at least it would be better if I know any tip to improve my performance.
And also I would like to know the minimum LNAT score for Oxford so I will know how I can manage to make myself achieve the score I want.

Thank you so much for any help.

Your English sounds very dodgy, so maybe that might be a start, albeit a bit late in the day.

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Serene Dreams

Original post by Reality Check

Your English sounds very dodgy, so maybe that might be a start, albeit a bit late in the day.

I screamed-

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Omgcobbly

Original post by Judo_1999

Hi, I have done LNAT exam on a book today and I got 18 marks out of 42 on multiple choices, so I would like to know if there any tip to improve my score, I know my performance will change on the real exam but at least it would be better if I know any tip to improve my performance.
And also I would like to know the minimum LNAT score for Oxford so I will know how I can manage to make myself achieve the score I want.

Thank you so much for any help.

it changes every year, but the average for Oxford offers is high 20s. realistically you would need a 25, ideally a 30 or higher to have a good chance

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Original post by Judo_1999

Hi, I have done LNAT exam on a book today and I got 18 marks out of 42 on multiple choices, so I would like to know if there any tip to improve my score, I know my performance will change on the real exam but at least it would be better if I know any tip to improve my performance.
And also I would like to know the minimum LNAT score for Oxford so I will know how I can manage to make myself achieve the score I want.

Thank you so much for any help.

No specific tips as I went to law school before the LNAT but just remember it’s a test so there is a marking scheme. Learning how the test thinks and you’ll pick up more marks but, if you don’t get what you want, don’t worry.

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lawcalling

Original post by FingersXedAgain

No specific tips as I went to law school before the LNAT but just remember it’s a test so there is a marking scheme. Learning how the test thinks and you’ll pick up more marks but, if you don’t get what you want, don’t worry.

PRSOM.

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Original post by lawcalling

PRSOM.

Im showing my age but what does that stand for? Lol

Reply 8

Original post by FingersXedAgain

Im showing my age but what does that stand for? Lol

It's not an age thing - it's TSR jargon. It's an acronym for 'please rate some other message' used when you can't rep someone again because you've already repped them recently. It's a proxy to show appreciation :smile:

Reply 9

Original post by Reality Check

It's not an age thing - it's TSR jargon. It's an acronym for 'please rate some other message' used when you can't rep someone again because you've already repped them recently. It's a proxy to show appreciation :smile:

Oh that’s very nice. I’ll defo be using that as it happens to me a lot. Hate that you can’t just like people as often as you like their comments.

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Original post by FingersXedAgain

Oh that’s very nice. I’ll defo be using that as it happens to me a lot. Hate that you can’t just like people as often as you like their comments.

I know - it's very annoying but necessary to stop 'rep farming', which believe it or not would happen otherwise.

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Original post by Reality Check

I know - it's very annoying but necessary to stop 'rep farming', which believe it or not would happen otherwise.

Yes makes sense but shame that a few (as usual) ruin it for everyone else.

Reply 12

lawcalling

Original post by FingersXedAgain

Im showing my age but what does that stand for? Lol

Please rate some other member! I think it means I’ve rated you too recently/too much so I need to give repping you a break :lol:

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Original post by FingersXedAgain

Yes makes sense but shame that a few (as usual) ruin it for everyone else.

Yep - I'm afraid so.

I actually mistyped that: it should have been 'member' rather than 'message', but the principle is the same.

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Original post by lawcalling

Please rate some other member! I think it means I’ve rated you too recently/too much so I need to give repping you a break :lol:

Thank you.

I was thinking that learning the logic of the test is like being a lawyer as you basically learn how the law thinks and use it to win arguments.

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Euphoria101