LNAT

I took my LNAT today and I think I did poorly on my section A but my section B was good. The lnat unis I'm applying to are Cambridge, Durham and KCL. Are all hopes gone for my application/ are they really slim now? Also I heard Cambridge prioritizes the essay but I'm not sure that's true

I took my LNAT today and I think I did poorly on my section A but my section B was good. The lnat unis I'm applying to are Cambridge, Durham and KCL. Are all hopes gone for my application/ are they really slim now? Also I heard Cambridge prioritizes the essay but I'm not sure that's true

hey guys i know its not completely related to this thread but I have a question.

does anyone know if LNAT ninja questions are worth doing? im not sure if theyre reflective of the actual LNAT's difficulty.

Ive been doing Arbitio tests with a high of 20 and a low of 15, still need to complete 7 more then i intend to do the official samples to see if the arbitio magic of going from a score of 18 to 27 works.

Any feedback or advice, or even words of encouragement would be greatly appreciated

the LNATninja questions are from the official sample papers, so if you are planning on doing those anyway then its not necessary. ninja doesn't provide free solutions either so you are probably better off doing the official samples.

Oh fascinating, I thought they were completely separate. So would you argue that they are of a similar difficulty to the real thing? Because if so then that's very relieving

I did my LNAT last week and the difficulty was pretty similar to the main simulator test on the website. There were definitely a few harder, more abstract passages that caught me off guard though especially with the nerves of test day.

Im sure you've done well, I have until December so I'm taking the revision slowly but seriously, as long as I do well on the official papers, those being the papers on the lnat ninja and the lnat website, then I shouldn't stress right?

Yeah you're off to a good start already, I wouldn't stress at all. I started revising for mine around 2 months before my exam. LNAT ninja has quite a useful option to only do questions you've gotten wrong previously as well so I'd recommend that, although there aren't worked solutions for them. Try not to focus on the scores you're getting now too much as well because I've known people who have gotten really low in practice and came out with solid scores in the real thing. Good luck