LNAT UK Exam - Dates, Registration, Format, Syllabus, Fees

In order to be eligible for LNAT India 2025: 

• Students must have completed their secondary education (class 12 or equivalent) when applying for admission. Students currently doing their 12th who are expected to complete it before the program begins at the university are also eligible to apply.

• Although there is no fixed age requirement for this test, they should at least be of the age required to be enrolled in an undergraduate program (in the participating university).

These are the eligibility criteria for LNAT for Indian students as well as for any student appearing for this examination all over the world. 

LNAT registrations and bookings for university entry in September / October of any given year are open from 1 August previous year. Testing begins on the 1st day of September every year.

Pearson VUE manages the LNAT exams. Before appearing for this test, students must complete the two-step registration process using the Pearson VUE online registering system. 

Step 1: Set up an online account and enter the complete contact details

Step 2: Book and pay for the test

Note: Once you have successfully registered by creating an LNAT profile, you will receive all the details to pay and book the test.

A Step-by-Step Guide to Filling out the LNAT Application Form 2025

To apply for LNAT UK 2025, students need to complete the application process through the official website of LNAT. 

Here are the steps: 

Step 1: Visit the official website of LNAT 

Step 2: Create an account (if you are a new user) and enter the details

Step 3: Login to your account

Step 4: Fill and complete the registration form (personal information, educational background, university choices, test centre selection)

Step 5: Pay the LNAT registration fee (it may vary as per the country of the test centre)

Step 6: Submit the application form

Step 7: Book a test slot as per your availability 

The LNAT test is divided into two sections:

• Section A: Multiple-choice questions

• Time Allotted: 95 minutes

• Section B: Essay Writing

• Time Allotted: 40 minutes

Section A: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) 

The first section of the Law National Aptitude Test LNAT exam has 42 questions for 12 passages. Students are required to answer all the questions within 95 minutes. This section tests how well a student is able to comprehend the passages and answer the questions. A computer checks this, and students get marks out of 42, which is also known as the LNAT score.  

Section B: Essay

The second section of the LNAT test is essay writing, where it is assessed how well a student can build a compelling argument and reach a crisp conclusion. They get 40 minutes to write an essay from a list of three proposed subjects. This section is checked by the LNAT universities (the universities that students have applied to). However, this section does not contribute to the LNAT score. 

To clear this exam, students must devote time to LNAT preparation by following these tips. 

• Regularly read quality newspapers, journals, and opinion pieces to develop critical thinking abilities. 

• Work on LNAT mock tests and LNAT practice tests to understand the format and types of questions in LNAT exams. 

• Practice writing a wide range of essays to build the skills of coherent writing and logical flow of ideas. 

• Participate in debates, discussion groups, and solve puzzles to boost critical thinking skills. 

You will not receive your LNAT score immediately after appearing for it. LNAT scores usually tend to be released to candidates a few weeks after the examination. 

You should check your result through the official LNAT website by logging into your account. The date of access to your score will be given in the confirmation email or on the LNAT website.