Seven skill areas
From main ideas, inference and assumptions to argument evaluation, author perspective, structure and meaning in context.
Law National Aptitude Test
Know your strengths.
Find your LNAT path.
Begin your UK law journey with a free diagnostic test. Explore your reading, reasoning and essay-writing skills, then discover what to work on next.
Instant multiple-choice score · 7 skill areas · Suggested study plan
03test formats
07skill areas
42scaled score
Freediagnostic assessment
More than a score
See where you stand.
Know where to begin.
Your report highlights strengths, difficult question types and the next steps for your preparation.
Understand each answer
Review your multiple-choice score, explanations and reasoning traps. Your essay is saved for a Times Edu teacher to review.
Prepare with direction
Receive a suggested plan based on your results and intended test date. Use a progress test to review your development after a period of study.
Choose your starting point
One goal. Three formats.
Choose your paper below. If this is your first visit, start with Form A.
FORM A · RECOMMENDED
Diagnostic test
Discover your current skills before planning your preparation.
- 21 questions · 47 minutes 30 seconds
- 1 essay · 40 minutes
- Skills report after submission
FORM B · PROGRESS CHECK
Progress test
Different passages, the same structure. Try it after 6–8 weeks of study.
- 21 questions · 47 minutes 30 seconds
- 1 essay · 40 minutes
- Skills report after submission
FULL TEST · BUILD STAMINA
Full-length practice
Practise pacing and time management with a longer assessment.
- 42 questions · 95 minutes
- 1 essay · 40 minutes
- Skills report after submission
From assessment to a plan
Simple to start.
Worth taking seriously.
Use a computer, a stable connection and an uninterrupted block of time. The timer runs continuously once each section begins.
Explore LNAT preparation →- 01Choose a paper & test date
Choose the right paper and your intended test date.
- 02Complete the questions & essay
Flag questions for review and follow the timer in the test.
- 03Enter your details & get your score
Enter your name, email and phone number to receive your report. Teacher essay feedback follows separately.
Before you begin
A few questions
before you start.
Is this the official LNAT?
No. This is a Times Edu assessment based on the LNAT format for diagnosis and practice. The scaled score is an estimate, not an official LNAT score.
How much time do I need?
Form A or B includes 47 minutes 30 seconds of multiple-choice work and a 40-minute essay. The full test includes 95 minutes of questions and a 40-minute essay. Allow extra time for the instructions.
When will I receive my results?
After submission, enter your name, email and phone number to see your score, skills breakdown and explanations. Your essay is saved for teacher review; this part is not graded instantly.
Can I use my phone?
The interface supports phones. A desktop or laptop is more comfortable for long passages and a timed essay.
Will refreshing the page lose my work?
Your progress is saved in the same browser and device. Refreshing does not pause the timer. Submitted work is saved on the system and can be revisited using your private result link.
YOUR NEXT CHAPTER STARTS HERE
Your first step
towards studying law.
Understand your skills today. Prepare better for test day.
Times Edu is not affiliated with the LNAT Consortium or Pearson VUE. This assessment supports diagnosis and practice and does not replace the official test.