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National Admissions Test for Law

The National Admissions Test for Law, or LNAT, is an admissions aptitude test that was adopted in 2004 by eight UK university law programmes as an admissions requirement for home applicants. The test was established at the leading urgency of the University of Oxford as an answer to the problem facing universities trying to select from an increasingly…

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Acronym
LNAT
Administrator
LNAT Consortium Ltd
Duration
135 minutes
Languages
English
Offered
Annually
Prerequisites
None

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Acronym · 1
National Admissions Test for Law → LNAT
Administrator · 1
National Admissions Test for Law → LNAT Consortium Ltd
Duration · 1
National Admissions Test for Law → 135 minutes
Languages · 1
National Admissions Test for Law → English
Offered · 1
National Admissions Test for Law → Annually
Prerequisites · 1
National Admissions Test for Law → None
Purpose · 1
National Admissions Test for Law → Admission to undergraduate law programmes
Regions · 1
National Admissions Test for Law → Worldwide
Score range · 1
National Admissions Test for Law → 0–42 for the multiple-choice section; essay assessed separately
Skills tested · 1
National Admissions Test for Law → Reading comprehension, verbal reasoning and essay writing

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National Admissions Test for LawAcronymLNAT1.00infobox
National Admissions Test for LawAdministratorLNAT Consortium Ltd1.00infobox
National Admissions Test for LawDuration135 minutes1.00infobox
National Admissions Test for LawLanguagesEnglish1.00infobox
National Admissions Test for LawOfferedAnnually1.00infobox
National Admissions Test for LawPrerequisitesNone1.00infobox
National Admissions Test for LawPurposeAdmission to undergraduate law programmes1.00infobox
National Admissions Test for LawRegionsWorldwide1.00infobox
National Admissions Test for LawScore range0–42 for the multiple-choice section; essay assessed separately1.00infobox
National Admissions Test for LawSkills testedReading comprehension, verbal reasoning and essay writing1.00infobox
National Admissions Test for LawTypeStandardised admissions aptitude test1.00infobox
National Admissions Test for LawUsed byParticipating universities1.00infobox
National Admissions Test for LawWebsitelnat.ac.uk1.00infobox
National Admissions Test for LawYear started3 November 2004 (2004-11-03)1.00infobox

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