Official sample paper
Practice Test 1
passages, Section A questions and a Section B prompt set.
Official links. No invented history.
The truth about LNAT past papers
Two official paper PDFs exist. Both are 2010 sample tests, not released sittings.
official paper PDFs
the year on both papers
official browser simulator
Exactly what exists
The LNAT Consortium hosts these files. Label anything else as original practice, a mock or adjacent material.
Open paper 1 PDF
Official sample paper
Practice Test 2
passages, Section A questions and a Section B prompt set.
Old papers differ from today's screen
The practice page shows five answer choices; the live test uses four. Use papers for reasoning and timing, then the simulator for current screen flow.
Try 10 free reviewed questionsRead the Consortium’s practice noteUse both papers well
Learn the screen first
Open the simulator. Find the passage pane, question pane, flag control and separate section clocks.
Sit Paper 1 as a diagnosis
Use the full minutes. Record where accuracy falls by passage, not only the final mark out of .
Audit the reason for every miss
Label the error: missed qualifier, unsupported inference, wrong main conclusion, tone confusion, or time pressure.
Keep Paper 2 for a real rehearsal
Do not mine it for isolated questions too early. Save one untouched full run for the point when your reading method is stable.
Adjacent material helps, with limits
More volume helps when you know what transfers and what does not resemble the LNAT.
LSAT reading questions
The Consortium suggests them. Passages are often shorter, and calibration differs because US law is graduate entry.
Use official LSAC preparationQuality comment writing
Read for the claim, evidence, assumptions and counterargument. News recall does not train the tested skill.
Third-party mocks
They can add stamina practice. Treat them as original simulations, never as leaked or official past papers, and do not trust one provider’s score scale as a cutoff.
A score still needs context
Compare a Section A mark with published university benchmarks; averages are not promises.
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