Reply 1
Original post by Za366
just sat my LNAT- section one went horrible from what I have interpreted and section two was ABSURD. I got three questions all based upon legalisation or government policies and all three had a quote to interpret.
Have some confidence! You'll never know what you got until you get the results in mid February. Also most universities, like LSE and KCL, don't look at the Section B essay.
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Reply 2
Don't worry too much. I am in a similar boat, I sat my LNAT this thursday and I didn't do as well on the essay. There is no real way to know if you did super badly or well on the Section A MCQ's. As long as your choices haven't rejected you yet or given you yet offers, there is still hope!
Original post by shaken-wall
Have some confidence! You'll never know what you got until you get the results in mid February. Also most universities, like LSE and KCL, don't look at the Section B essay.
Thank you
) I think overall I done better on my essay then paper one perhaps but time will tell 😀Original post by JohnLavadia
Don't worry too much. I am in a similar boat, I sat my LNAT this thursday and I didn't do as well on the essay. There is no real way to know if you did super badly or well on the Section A MCQ's. As long as your choices haven't rejected you yet or given you yet offers, there is still hope!
I’ve not submitted UCAS yet hopefully sending it off mid January.
We got this hopefully and we done well on the LNAT 🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻
Reply 5
Oh boy, sat the LNAT last week and it did not go well (especially the essay questions...) guess everyone has that same sense of defeat when they leave the test centre. Only time will tell and time to move on 💪
Original post by LittleLifespan
Oh boy, sat the LNAT last week and it did not go well (especially the essay questions...) guess everyone has that same sense of defeat when they leave the test centre. Only time will tell and time to move on 💪
Time will tell as you said- it’s all fate 😔
Original post by Za366
just sat my LNAT- section one went horrible from what I have interpreted and section two was ABSURD. I got three questions all based upon legalisation or government policies and all three had a quote to interpret.
what policies were asked specifically if you can recall?
Original post by dae123
what policies were asked specifically if you can recall?
Hey!
I can’t recall them all but the one I answered wasn’t too policy based but focused a lot on rights etc.
It was something like the following;
“ human rights differ place to place due to social and cultural differences” this view is a mistake. Human rights are the same universally, for example the freedom of speech is the same in Britain and North Korea. Discuss this viewpoint.
The other two were policy based- I got very niche ones!
My biggest advice if your still sitting the LNAT is essays will always go fine if you understand the layout- it’s basically using common sense and prior knowledge to showcase your viewpoint in a clear way.
And for paper one I say tackle it as a process of elimination instead of looking for the correct answer- less time consuming and easier to spot differences.
Hope this helps 😊
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