Law at King's College London

LNAT for King's College London: scores, essay use and deadlines

The short answer

For 2027 entry, King's College London requires the LNAT: sit it by 31 December 2026; the UCAS deadline is 13 January 2027.1,2 Offer holders averaged 27 out of 42 in Section A (2021-22). An average is not a minimum: many people in that group scored below it.3

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Sit the LNAT by
31 December 20261,2
2026-27 test cycle
Published
Published average
27 / 423
Offer holders, 2021-22
Past cycle
The essay
Not published2
Policy not found
Not published
Minimum score
None published2
No university publishes an LNAT pass mark
Not published

One number, and the gap from your own score.

LNAT deadlines for King's College London, 2027 entry

These dates are for the 2026-27 LNAT cycle. They change every year; do not reuse them for a later entry year.1,2

Sit the LNAT by
31 December 20261,2Published[1] LNAT Consortium, checked 27 Sep 2026; [2] King's College London, checked 27 Sep 2026
UCAS application by
13 January 2027, 6pm UK time1,2Published[1] LNAT Consortium, checked 27 Sep 2026; [2] King's College London, checked 27 Sep 2026

How the score and essay are used

Not published How the LNAT is weighted is not published in the sources we checked (27 September 2026). That does not mean there is no rule: check the official page.2

Published LNAT scores for King's College London

These are past averages from university reports and Freedom of Information replies. They show where successful applicants tended to score, not a line you must reach.

Averages the university or its colleges published. Each row is its own group and year; they are not one series.Source for every row: [3] WhatDoTheyKnow (FOI response), checked 26 Sep 2026
CycleGroupSectionAverageRangeGroup sizeCourse
2021-22Offer holdersSection A (out of 42)27Not publishedNot publishedLaw
2021-22Offer holdersSection A (out of 42)26Not publishedNot publishedPolitics, Philosophy and Law
2021-22Offer holdersSection A (out of 42)23Not publishedNot publishedEnglish Law and French Law
2021-22Offer holdersSection A (out of 42)24Not publishedNot publishedEnglish Law and German Law
2021-22Offer holdersSection A (out of 42)25Not publishedNot publishedEnglish Law and Hong Kong Law LLB/JD
2021-22Offer holdersSection A (out of 42)22Not publishedNot publishedEnglish Law and Spanish Law

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Questions people ask

What LNAT score do I need for King's College London?

There is no published minimum LNAT score for King's College London.2 The most recent published average is 27 out of 42 for offer holders (2021-22).3

Does King's College London read or score the LNAT essay?

King's College London's essay policy is not published in the sources we checked. Write the essay as if it will be read.2

When must I take the LNAT for 2027 entry?

Sit it by 31 December 2026.1,2

Is the published offer-holder average a minimum score?

No. It is an average, so many people in that group scored below it.2,3

Sources

  1. 1
    LNAT ConsortiumChecked 27 Sep 2026.
  2. 2
    King's College LondonChecked 27 Sep 2026.
  3. 3
    WhatDoTheyKnow (FOI response)Freedom of Information reply. Checked 26 Sep 2026.
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