95 minutes
Section A — Multiple choice
42 multiple-choice questions across 12 argumentative passages. Tests reading comprehension, inference, and the ability to hold a long argument in your head under time pressure.
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One continuous test, 2 hours 15 minutes total. Two sequential sections — once you leave a section, you can't come back to it.
42 multiple-choice questions across 12 argumentative passages. Tests reading comprehension, inference, and the ability to hold a long argument in your head under time pressure.
One essay from a choice of three prompts, 500–750 words. Not scored by LNAT itself — sent to universities alongside your Section A score, so law schools read it directly.
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