4h
Section A: Reading and Reasoning
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Your LNAT plan, counted back from test day.
Your selected sitting starts 1 Sept 2026.
Personal LNAT roadmap
13 weeks to 24 Dec 2026
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Section B: The Essay
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Measure before you study
Priority: Baseline Section A: Reading and Reasoning, Section B: The Essay
A timed baseline shows which topics need attention before you use the available study weeks.
- Start with one baseline across Section A: Reading and Reasoning, Section B: The Essay. Keep the module clocks separate.
- Record each miss by module and topic, then name the step that failed.
- Use Learn for Argument structure in passages and Inference and implication in Section A: Reading and Reasoning, then take a short Practice set on the same topics.
- Return to the misses after a break and check whether the route changed.
Repair the named gap
Priority: Section A: Reading and Reasoning: Argument structure in passages and Inference and implication
A named topic gives each block one decision to improve and one result to check.
- Open Learn and work through Argument structure in passages and Inference and implication in Section A: Reading and Reasoning.
- Use Practice for Section A: Reading and Reasoning, then review the Section A: Reading and Reasoning misses before changing topics.
- Give Section B: The Essay a focused block on Planning a defensible stance and Choosing a claim you can defend and follow it with a timed set.
- Repeat one earlier miss without notes and write down the changed step.
Repair the named gap
Priority: Section A: Reading and Reasoning: Argument structure in passages and Inference and implication
A named topic gives each block one decision to improve and one result to check.
- Open Learn and work through Argument structure in passages and Inference and implication in Section A: Reading and Reasoning.
- Use Practice for Section A: Reading and Reasoning, then review the Section A: Reading and Reasoning misses before changing topics.
- Give Section B: The Essay a focused block on Planning a defensible stance and Choosing a claim you can defend and follow it with a timed set.
- Repeat one earlier miss without notes and write down the changed step.
Repair the named gap
Priority: Section A: Reading and Reasoning: Argument structure in passages and Inference and implication
A named topic gives each block one decision to improve and one result to check.
- Open Learn and work through Argument structure in passages and Inference and implication in Section A: Reading and Reasoning.
- Use Practice for Section A: Reading and Reasoning, then review the Section A: Reading and Reasoning misses before changing topics.
- Give Section B: The Essay a focused block on Planning a defensible stance and Choosing a claim you can defend and follow it with a timed set.
- Repeat one earlier miss without notes and write down the changed step.
Repair the named gap
Priority: Section A: Reading and Reasoning: Argument structure in passages and Inference and implication
A named topic gives each block one decision to improve and one result to check.
- Open Learn and work through Argument structure in passages and Inference and implication in Section A: Reading and Reasoning.
- Use Practice for Section A: Reading and Reasoning, then review the Section A: Reading and Reasoning misses before changing topics.
- Give Section B: The Essay a focused block on Planning a defensible stance and Choosing a claim you can defend and follow it with a timed set.
- Repeat one earlier miss without notes and write down the changed step.
Turn repairs into marks
Priority: Mixed Practice led by Section A: Reading and Reasoning
Mixed work checks whether the fix holds across topics and modules.
- Alternate Section A: Reading and Reasoning and Section B: The Essay in Practice. Keep the focus on Argument structure in passages and Inference and implication and Planning a defensible stance and Choosing a claim you can defend.
- Use Learn only for the topic that failed in the preceding set.
- Complete one timed set for each of Section A: Reading and Reasoning and Section B: The Essay.
- Review the reason for every wrong option before starting the next set.
Turn repairs into marks
Priority: Mixed Practice led by Section A: Reading and Reasoning
Mixed work checks whether the fix holds across topics and modules.
- Alternate Section A: Reading and Reasoning and Section B: The Essay in Practice. Keep the focus on Argument structure in passages and Inference and implication and Planning a defensible stance and Choosing a claim you can defend.
- Use Learn only for the topic that failed in the preceding set.
- Complete one timed set for each of Section A: Reading and Reasoning and Section B: The Essay.
- Review the reason for every wrong option before starting the next set.
Turn repairs into marks
Priority: Mixed Practice led by Section A: Reading and Reasoning
Mixed work checks whether the fix holds across topics and modules.
- Alternate Section A: Reading and Reasoning and Section B: The Essay in Practice. Keep the focus on Argument structure in passages and Inference and implication and Planning a defensible stance and Choosing a claim you can defend.
- Use Learn only for the topic that failed in the preceding set.
- Complete one timed set for each of Section A: Reading and Reasoning and Section B: The Essay.
- Review the reason for every wrong option before starting the next set.
Rehearse the whole sitting
Priority: Section A: Reading and Reasoning (95 minutes), Section B: The Essay (40 minutes)
A timed mock exposes pacing, sequence and repeated decision errors before the sitting.
- Use the timed mock for Section A: Reading and Reasoning (95 minutes), Section B: The Essay (40 minutes).
- Review by topic first. Repair a repeated decision before an isolated hard question.
- Return to Practice for Section A: Reading and Reasoning, then check the result against Argument structure in passages and Inference and implication.
- Repeat the sequence only after you find a specific change in your review.
Rehearse the whole sitting
Priority: Section A: Reading and Reasoning (95 minutes), Section B: The Essay (40 minutes)
A timed mock exposes pacing, sequence and repeated decision errors before the sitting.
- Use the timed mock for Section A: Reading and Reasoning (95 minutes), Section B: The Essay (40 minutes).
- Review by topic first. Repair a repeated decision before an isolated hard question.
- Return to Practice for Section A: Reading and Reasoning, then check the result against Argument structure in passages and Inference and implication.
- Repeat the sequence only after you find a specific change in your review.
Rehearse the whole sitting
Priority: Section A: Reading and Reasoning (95 minutes), Section B: The Essay (40 minutes)
A timed mock exposes pacing, sequence and repeated decision errors before the sitting.
- Use the timed mock for Section A: Reading and Reasoning (95 minutes), Section B: The Essay (40 minutes).
- Review by topic first. Repair a repeated decision before an isolated hard question.
- Return to Practice for Section A: Reading and Reasoning, then check the result against Argument structure in passages and Inference and implication.
- Repeat the sequence only after you find a specific change in your review.
Arrive ready, keep work light
Priority: Accuracy, sleep and a clean first pass
Near the sitting, briefly practise methods you have checked.
- Finish the last full timed mock by 19 Dec 2026.
- From 21 Dec 2026, add no new topics. Use only your error log and familiar Practice sets.
- The day before, do one short warm-up and stop before quality drops.
- Check the sitting details you booked and protect sleep as part of the plan.
Arrive ready, keep work light
Priority: Accuracy, sleep and a clean first pass
Near the sitting, briefly practise methods you have checked.
- Finish the last full timed mock by 19 Dec 2026.
- From 21 Dec 2026, add no new topics. Use only your error log and familiar Practice sets.
- The day before, do one short warm-up and stop before quality drops.
- Check the sitting details you booked and protect sleep as part of the plan.