I did mine a few years ago, but I can recommend "Mastering the LNAT" by Mark Shepherd (much harder than the real questions!), along with (old specification) OCR Critical Thinking Unit 2 and Unit 4 papers, which have a multiple choice element.
Well, do the practice tests online. But otherwise, the LNAT is a pretty easy exam. So long as you get over a 16-18 on the multiple choice and write a good essay, you will do really well. All those books for prep and all that are really overkill.
Not very long. I did a bit of work on critical thinking in the summer but all I've done apart from that is 1 practice (doing another on Monday.) I got 29 in the practice but have seen people saying on here in previous years that the real thing is much harder.
I'm pretty confident about the multiple choice section, but I am genuinely freaking out about the essay :X.
Yes the essay is the scary part especially because although I'm aware about a lot of the current affairs/ wider issues which is what usually the essays are based on, I don't know any of them in a lot of depth to write an essay about.
Yes the essay is the scary part especially because although I'm aware about a lot of the current affairs/ wider issues which is what usually the essays are based on, I don't know any of them in a lot of depth to write an essay about.
I'm finding it so difficult to write an introduction, never really been good at them and tend to avoid writing them as it often wastes time in exams.