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LNAT essay practice
Pick a question, plan for five minutes, write for forty. Then see which parts of your argument are on the page and fix the one that matters most.
What Section B asks
- Time
- 40 minutes for one essay, after Section A closes.
- Choice
- One of three questions.
- Length
- The LNAT calls 500 to 600 words ideal and recommends no more than 750.
- Marking
- Not scored by the test centre. Universities read it against their own criteria.
Tutors read for a clear answer, reasons that support it, and a fair reply to the strongest objection. The structure check above looks for exactly those parts in your own words.