Lnat help- anyone who has done lnat

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Hi,
So I have my LNAT in 2 days and I’m kinda stressing out. I’ve done all the practice papers online but I’m not sure if they are reflective of the actual paper but the official ones thr so hard- highest I got was 26 but I’m aiming for at least 30-31 for oxbridge. Has anyone who has done it give some advice - also what were the essay questions like. Tysm x

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thegeek888

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by mmm56000

Hi,
So I have my LNAT in 2 days and I’m kinda stressing out. I’ve done all the practice papers online but I’m not sure if they are reflective of the actual paper but the official ones thr so hard- highest I got was 26 but I’m aiming for at least 30-31 for oxbridge. Has anyone who has done it give some advice - also what were the essay questions like. Tysm x

Send me your email in PM and I'll email you an eBook. 🙂

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DiscretePineappl

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by mmm56000

Hi,
So I have my LNAT in 2 days and I’m kinda stressing out. I’ve done all the practice papers online but I’m not sure if they are reflective of the actual paper but the official ones thr so hard- highest I got was 26 but I’m aiming for at least 30-31 for oxbridge. Has anyone who has done it give some advice - also what were the essay questions like. Tysm x

Hello, would you mind sending jt my way also? 🙏🙏

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thegeek888

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by DiscretePineappl

Hello, would you mind sending jt my way also? 🙏🙏

Send me your PM in email it is a Oxford University, Corpus Christi College undergraduate who is studying Law and studied A-Levels in English, Politics and Spanish student who has written guide for LNAT and another eBook. I can only send it via e-mail. So PM me your e-mail.

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DiscretePineappl

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Hiya I can’t send messages by pm as my account is too young 🥀 but I’ve heard of them - whats their yt channel? Or alternatively where did you get the ebook? :cookie:

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thegeek888

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by DiscretePineappl

Hiya I can’t send messages by pm as my account is too young 🥀 but I’ve heard of them - whats their yt channel? Or alternatively where did you get the ebook? :cookie:

The Oxford Law undergraduate student at Corpus Christi College is Jake Pronger. 🙂

Here is the link to the guide to the LNAT:

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/jakepronger_how-to-smash-the-lnat-activity-7113802163247542272-uKui/

He also has his UCAS Personal Statement on Linkedln too. 😉 lol

https://media.licdn.com/dms/document/media/v2/D4E1FAQF1om-j5Iy5ew/feedshare-document-pdf-analyzed/feedshare-document-pdf-analyzed/0/1696054420905?e=1759968000&v=beta&t=JQ-01kN0Vik9zUE64BIzO-XR_in9LcmNmZbQovzR2SM

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kelilolli

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by mmm56000

Hi,
So I have my LNAT in 2 days and I’m kinda stressing out. I’ve done all the practice papers online but I’m not sure if they are reflective of the actual paper but the official ones thr so hard- highest I got was 26 but I’m aiming for at least 30-31 for oxbridge. Has anyone who has done it give some advice - also what were the essay questions like. Tysm x

26 is literally high the average is 20

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kelilolli

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by kelilolli

26 is literally high the average is 20

For context my cousin did the 2025 cycle and received an official email saying that the average was 20. Last year Oxford released this on their overview on LNAT scores, obviously this might have changed but it was only a year ago.
LNAT essays score of all candidates:
• This year the lowest LNAT score for those invited for interview was 16/42
• The lowest LNAT score for those made an offer was 20/42
If you got higher than 25 don't be too discouraged remember your application is looked at holistically. But I swear 26 is fine, if that's what you get and you're a good candidate that is solid.

(edited 2 months ago)

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thegeek888

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by kelilolli

26 is literally high the average is 20

But KCL want 30 and above for Home applicants. 😀 lol

Oxford and Cambridge usually rank the LNAT score alongside GCSEs and A-Levels achieved or predicted A-Level grades. The most successful have 30 and above. ☹️ Nevertheless some have been interviewed with as low as 16 and 19 and 23 in recent years. 😉 lol

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rgobi

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by mmm56000

Hi,
So I have my LNAT in 2 days and I’m kinda stressing out. I’ve done all the practice papers online but I’m not sure if they are reflective of the actual paper but the official ones thr so hard- highest I got was 26 but I’m aiming for at least 30-31 for oxbridge. Has anyone who has done it give some advice - also what were the essay questions like. Tysm x

hey,
I think you'll be just fine, good luck :smile:

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thegeek888

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by rgobi

hey,
I think you'll be just fine, good luck :smile:

Are you also applying to Oxford University? 🙂

Reply 11

CambridgeLawGrad

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by mmm56000

Hi,
So I have my LNAT in 2 days and I’m kinda stressing out. I’ve done all the practice papers online but I’m not sure if they are reflective of the actual paper but the official ones thr so hard- highest I got was 26 but I’m aiming for at least 30-31 for oxbridge. Has anyone who has done it give some advice - also what were the essay questions like. Tysm x

For the essays, clear structure and reasoning patterns are very important. These are relatively easy strategies to learn. Practice outlining a bunch of different sample essay prompts. If you want examples of what the essay questions are like, go to 42 LNAT Prep. I included 320 essay prompts. No cost. You've only got a few days, so read through the guides in the Essay Study Series, then read through some of the worked examples. That should help. Good luck!

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thegeek888

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by CambridgeLawGrad

For the essays, clear structure and reasoning patterns are very important. These are relatively easy strategies to learn. Practice outlining a bunch of different sample essay prompts. If you want examples of what the essay questions are like, go to 42 LNAT Prep. I included 320 essay prompts. No cost. You've only got a few days, so read through the guides in the Essay Study Series, then read through some of the worked examples. That should help. Good luck!

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thegeek888

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Mr Tangle

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by CambridgeLawGrad

For the essays, clear structure and reasoning patterns are very important. These are relatively easy strategies to learn. Practice outlining a bunch of different sample essay prompts. If you want examples of what the essay questions are like, go to 42 LNAT Prep. I included 320 essay prompts. No cost. You've only got a few days, so read through the guides in the Essay Study Series, then read through some of the worked examples. That should help. Good luck!

This is super helpful, thanks. I did the LNAT two years ago (went OK, got into Oxford) but I've sent a link to your site to someone I know who's doing the LNAT next week.

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