LNAT score for Glasgow
For 2027 Glasgow LLB entry, no numerical LNAT cutoff is published; required applicants take the test, and results inform offers.
Check a draft| Question | Published answer | Primary source |
|---|---|---|
| Does Glasgow publish a 2027 cutoff? | No numerical cutoff, target or average appears in the current material reviewed. | Glasgow LNAT guidance |
| Who must take the LNAT? | LLB applicants without a prior degree, subject to the named graduate-course exceptions. | Glasgow Common Law LLB |
| How does Glasgow use the result? | It informs offer decisions alongside entry requirements. | Glasgow Scots Law LLB |
| When must applicants sit it? | By 25 January 2027 for Glasgow's 2027-entry deadline group. | LNAT dates and deadlines |
What LNAT score do I need for Glasgow Law?
Glasgow has not published a numerical 2027 cutoff, target or average. The multiple-choice result is out of 42, and Glasgow considers LNAT results alongside entry requirements.
Who must take the LNAT for Glasgow Law?
Applicants to Glasgow LLB degrees who do not already hold an undergraduate degree must take it. Common Law Accelerated and Scots Law Fast Track applicants are excepted.
How does Glasgow use the LNAT?
Glasgow says LNAT results inform Common Law and Scots Law offer decisions alongside entry requirements. It publishes no fixed component weighting or score-to-offer conversion.
Margin is independent LNAT practice. It cannot predict Glasgow's admissions decision.
Does Glasgow use the LNAT essay?
Glasgow explains that the essay does not contribute to the numerical LNAT score. Its current guidance does not publish how Glasgow assesses the essay in offer decisions.
When is the Glasgow LNAT deadline?
For Glasgow's LNAT deadline group, book before 20 January 2027 and sit the test by 25 January 2027.
SOAS also works to 25 January, and does not require the test from standard LLB applicants.
Where Glasgow’s number comes from
Glasgow weighs the result beside your entry requirements, and says the essay adds nothing to the number. All 42 marks are Section A. 10 of the 83 questions on the practice page are free. Founder access is £25 for the other 73, each with the passage sentence your answer turned on.