Try our free 14-question LNAT practice test instantly (no payment required). Then access our complete LNAT question bank — 14 full-length mock exams with 580+ questions, including 4 Featured Tests in the new four-option format, for applicants to Oxford, Cambridge, LSE, UCL, Durham, King's College London and other LNAT universities. Timed on screen like the real test, with detailed explanations and performance analytics.
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The most realistic and comprehensive LNAT practice test platform available online
Every full-length practice test follows the real LNAT Section A structure: 42 multiple-choice questions in 95 minutes, taken on screen. Featured Tests 11–14 also use the current four-option answer format. Learn more about the LNAT format.
Track your progress with comprehensive analytics showing your strengths, weaknesses, time management, and score trends across all practice tests.
Every LNAT practice question includes a detailed explanation of why the right answer is right and why the others are wrong, to help you understand the reasoning patterns.
Practise on screen under strict timing, as you will in the real LNAT at a Pearson VUE test centre.
Tests 1–10 are sequenced from foundation level to advanced, and Featured Tests 11–14 give you final practice in the current four-option format.
Retake any practice test as many times as you need. Each attempt is tracked so you can monitor your improvement over time.
Practise both sections of the LNAT under timed conditions
Why this matters: the real LNAT is Section A and Section B back to back. Lexcello lets you practise the complete 135-minute exam experience, so nothing surprises you on test day.
What you get with Lexcello, the official LNAT materials and other practice tests
| Feature | Lexcello | Official LNAT | Generic Tests |
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| Number of Full Practice Tests | 14 Tests | 2 practice papers + 1 online sample test | Varies |
| Free Practice Test Available | 14-Question Test | Varies | |
| Detailed Answer Explanations | Every question | Commentary on the practice papers | Varies |
| Performance Analytics Dashboard | Varies | ||
| Timed, On-Screen Practice | Online sample test | Varies | |
| Progress Tracking Over Time | Varies | ||
| Unlimited Test Retakes | Varies | ||
| Price for Full Access |
Foundation (1–5 + 11–14): £49 / $65 / ₹5,700
Advanced (6–10 + 11–14): £59 / $78 / ₹6,900
Complete (all 14): £99 / $130 / ₹11,500
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Build your skills from foundation to advanced level with Tests 1–10, then practise in the new four-option format with Featured Tests 11–14.
Try our free 14-question LNAT practice test to experience the format and quality. Includes timed conditions (32 minutes), instant scoring, and detailed explanations. No payment required — start immediately! New to LNAT? Check our free study guides.
Build skills systematically with full-length tests (42 questions each, 95 minutes). Choose from three packages: Tests 1–5 (£49), Tests 6–10 (£59), or the Complete Series 1–10 (£99). Every package also includes Featured Tests 11–14 in the new four-option format, plus analytics and unlimited retakes.
All packages include detailed explanations, analytics, and unlimited retakes
Built to match today's LNAT, with four answer choices per question (Tests 1–10 use five, like the official practice papers). Included with every package. Our Featured Tests are written with insights from our own experience of sitting the LNAT, and from our regular conversations with students preparing for it. (What the real test is like.)
Everything you need to know about preparing with Lexcello
There's no fixed number. Take as many full-length tests as you can review properly: the review is where most of the learning happens. A good plan is to work through Tests 1–10 in order, then finish with Featured Tests 11–14, which use the current four-option format. For detailed preparation strategies, visit our LNAT preparation guide.
Yes. Every Lexcello test follows the real LNAT Section A structure: 42 multiple-choice questions in 95 minutes, taken on screen. Featured Tests 11, 12, 13 and 14 also use today's four-option answer format. Tests 1–10 use five options, like the official LNAT practice papers, and are ideal for building reasoning skills and speed. Read why the official papers no longer fully match the current test in our guide to LNAT past papers.
Absolutely! You can retake any LNAT practice test as many times as you want. Each attempt is saved in your performance analytics dashboard, allowing you to track improvement over time. Many students retake tests to improve their scores and build confidence.
No downloads required! Our LNAT practice tests run entirely in your web browser. Simply create a free account, and you can start practicing immediately on any computer or tablet with internet access.
The free test is shorter (14 questions, 32 minutes) and gives you a taste of the LNAT format, with timing, explanations and analytics. The 14 full-length tests (42 questions, 95 minutes each) cover a wider range of reasoning patterns and passage types: Tests 1–10 progress from foundation to advanced level, and Featured Tests 11–14 use the current four-option format.
The LNAT is required for undergraduate law programs at Oxford, Cambridge, LSE, UCL, Durham, King's College London, University of Bristol, University of Glasgow, SOAS, and Jindal Global Law School (India). Our practice tests are designed to help you excel in admissions to all these institutions. Learn more about LNAT requirements.
Yes. The free 14-question LNAT practice test is completely free, with no credit card required. You get all 14 questions, a 32-minute timed test, detailed explanations and performance analytics. Full-length tests (42 questions each) are available in packages from £49, and every package includes Featured Tests 11–14.
Our free 14-question practice test takes 32 minutes under timed conditions. Each of the 14 full-length practice tests contains 42 questions with a 95-minute time limit, matching Section A of the real LNAT. Practise under strict timing to build your pacing.
There's no official pass mark: each university sets its own expectations and also weighs your essay, grades and personal statement. Some universities, including Oxford and Cambridge, publish statistics about their applicants' LNAT scores; check their admissions pages for the latest figures. Our practice tests help you track your progress with detailed score analytics.
Yes! After completing any LNAT practice test, you get instant access to detailed explanations for every question. Our explanations break down the reasoning behind correct answers and explain why other options are incorrect, helping you learn from mistakes and improve your critical thinking skills.
Yes, you need a free Lexcello account to take the 14-question practice test. Registration takes about a minute. It lets us save your progress, track your scores across attempts, and give you personalised analytics.
The official LNAT website offers an online sample test and two downloadable practice papers from 2010, with a marking scheme and a commentary explaining the answers. The practice papers use five answer options, while today's LNAT uses four. Our free 14-question test adds explanations for every question and analytics across attempts, and our 14 full-length tests give you much more timed practice, including four Featured Tests in the current four-option format. See our guide to LNAT practice papers, or read more about LNAT past papers.
Yes! Our LNAT practice tests work on any device with a web browser, including tablets and large-screen phones. However, we recommend practicing on a desktop or laptop computer since that's the format you'll use at Pearson VUE test centers during the actual LNAT exam.
Leave enough time between tests to review each one properly: working through the explanations and your weak areas matters more than the number of tests. A practical rhythm is one or two full-length tests a week. Avoid taking several tests back to back without reviewing them.
Our practice tests are calibrated to match real LNAT difficulty as closely as possible. Tests 1-3 are slightly easier (foundation level), Tests 4-7 match typical LNAT difficulty, and Tests 8-10 are slightly harder to push your skills. This progressive approach ensures you're over-prepared for the actual exam.
If time expires before you finish, any unanswered questions are marked as incorrect (just like the real LNAT). This teaches you the importance of pacing. You can review all questions afterward, including those you didn't reach, and see detailed explanations. This helps you develop better time management strategies for future attempts.
Yes! Lexcello provides a comprehensive LNAT question bank with over 580 practice questions across 14 full-length tests (Tests 1–10 plus Featured Tests 11, 12, 13 and 14). Our question bank covers all reasoning types tested in the LNAT — including argument analysis, logical inference, assumption identification, and reading comprehension. Each question includes detailed explanations to help you understand the reasoning behind correct answers.
LNAT practice tests are full-length mock examinations that simulate the National Admissions Test for Law (LNAT), which is required for undergraduate law at universities including Oxford, Cambridge, LSE, UCL, Durham, King's College London, Bristol, Glasgow and SOAS. They help you get used to the LNAT format, sharpen your critical reasoning, and build confidence before your test date.
Step 1: Establish a baseline
Take Test 1 under timed conditions to see where you stand. Review every question, especially the ones you got wrong, and note your weak areas.
Step 2: Build your skills
Work through Tests 2–5, leaving time between tests to review the explanations and work on your weak areas. Use your analytics to track your progress.
Step 3: Advanced practice
Take Tests 6–10, which have more complex passages and harder reasoning questions. Simulate real exam conditions: a quiet room, no distractions, strict timing.
Step 4: Practise in the current format
Finish with Featured Tests 11–14, which use four answer choices per question like today's LNAT. Review any remaining weak points, but avoid cramming new material in the last 48 hours.
Starting two to three months before your test date gives you time for:
There is no official pass mark, and universities weigh your LNAT alongside your essay, grades and personal statement. Some universities, including Oxford and Cambridge, publish statistics about their applicants' LNAT scores; check their admissions pages for the latest figures, and use your practice test scores to track your progress.
There's no magic number. It depends on your starting point, your target universities and how much time you have before your test. What matters most is that you review every test properly: a test you've studied carefully teaches you far more than two you've rushed.
Don't just take each test once. Retake the tests where you scored lowest, after reviewing the explanations, until you consistently reach your target. Focused repetition helps the LNAT reasoning patterns become second nature, and unlimited retakes make this possible.
Start with the free test, then practise with 14 full-length LNAT tests and detailed explanations
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