What LNAT score do I need for Bristol Law?
Bristol has no minimum LNAT score. Its own guide says you have done well if you answer over half of the 42 Section A questions correctly, which is 22 or more.
Bristol's own guide: over half of the 42 questions rightUniversity's guide
22
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Questions people ask
Does Bristol have a minimum LNAT score?
No. Bristol compares your score with other applicants in the same year.
What else should I know about this figure?
Bristol compares your score with other applicants in the same year, and reads and assesses your essay. This is Bristol's general guide to a good score, not a line it uses for offers.
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How we work this out
What it does
Enter your LNAT score to compare it with 22.
Bristol Law, 2027 entry.
Method
- We use a published or released offer-holder average for Section A (the multiple-choice score out of 42), with its admissions cycle, or, where a university publishes no average, its own guide to a good score. Neither is a minimum.
- Cambridge released an average for each college with no counts, so we average the college figures without weighting them.
Sources
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- University of Bristol Law School: Undergraduate Law FAQ, What is a good score for LNAT?