Free LNAT essay practice
The LNAT Consortium’s own sample questions. In the real test you choose one of three. Official list
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Questions this page answers
How long should an LNAT essay be?
LNAT's ideal is 500 to 600 words, and its recommended maximum is 750. You have 40 minutes to answer one question from a choice of three.
Is the LNAT essay marked?
Not by the LNAT. Your essay is sent to the universities you apply to, and each reads it against its own criteria; some use it heavily and some hardly at all.
How should I structure an LNAT essay?
Answer the question in your first paragraph, give reasons with a concrete example, state the strongest objection fairly, reply to it, and end with a conclusion that answers the question. The free check on this page looks for each of those parts.
Can a free tool mark my LNAT essay?
No tool can give an official mark, because none exists. This page checks visible structure and word count, then helps you revise one paragraph: you mark your own answer, support and objection, pick one weakness, see it fixed on an example, and compare your two versions word by word. For a reader's judgement, compare your essay with the LNAT's own sample answers.
How we work this out
- LNAT Consortium, sample essays checked 26 September 2026
- LNAT Consortium, test format checked 24 September 2026