What LNAT score do I need for Cambridge Law?
Aim for 30 out of 42. Averaged across its 29 colleges, Cambridge offer holders scored 30 out of 42 in Section A in the 2025 application year.
LNAT score to aim for at Cambridge LawEstimated
30
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What is the average LNAT score at Cambridge?
Offer-holder averages ran from 26 to 33.1 out of 42 across the colleges in 2025.
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What it does
Enter your LNAT score to see how far you are from 30.
Cambridge Law, 2027 entry.
Method
- We use the newest offer-holder average the university has published or released, for Section A (the multiple-choice score out of 42).
- Cambridge released an average for each college with no counts, so we average the college figures.
Sources
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- University of Oxford, Faculty of Law (copy hosted by Regent's Park College): Law admissions report 2025-26, Section 2.1 (2026)
- University of Cambridge, FOI 2025/1072 (public copy on WhatDoTheyKnow): LNAT results by college, 2025 application year, College table (2025)
- UCL Faculty of Laws: Bachelor of Laws (LLB): applying and entry requirements, Stage Two: LNAT (the academic year 2025/26)
- King's College London, FOI response (public copy on WhatDoTheyKnow): LNAT scoring, 2022 cycle
- LSE, FOI response (public copy on WhatDoTheyKnow): LNAT scoring, 2022 cycle (2023)
- Durham University, FOI response (public copy on WhatDoTheyKnow): LNAT scores for 2022 and 2023 entry (2024)