Book Your Child's Diagnostic52 days to the 31 December deadline
Law applicants sitting the LNAT?
4-Week LNAT Intensive Bootcamp
1-to-1 preparation with mentors who sat the LNAT and scored top-decile. Start with a 1-hour diagnostic to find exactly which question types are costing you marks.
- ✓Mentors who sat the LNAT and scored top-decile — not generic English tutors
- ✓Section A speed and Section B essay trained separately, because they're marked separately
- ✓Every mock reviewed error-by-error until each gap is closed
5 diagnostic slots left · booking for December now
Already missed Oxford? The 15 October deadline has passed — but the 31 December deadline for UCL, King's, Durham, Bristol, Glasgow, SOAS and Nottingham is still open — enough time to run the full 4-week programme.
Book Your Child's Diagnostic Now 5 diagnostic slots left
- ✓1-hour, 1-on-1 with a mentor who scored top-decile in the LNAT
- ✓Timed Section A diagnostic — pinpoints exactly where marks are lost
- ✓A tailored 4-week roadmap to the 31 December deadline
- ✓Decide on the full bootcamp after — no obligation
Mentors from Oxford, Cambridge, Harvard, Yale & Imperial
27+
Section AMedian score of our students
+6
pointsAvg Section A improvement
4 wks
to exam-readyFrom diagnostic to final mock
What you're up against
Why the LNAT catches students out
Law National Aptitude Test
For: Law (LLB) and Law with Law Studies
Duration 2 hours 15 minutes
Used by Oxford, UCL, King's College London, Durham, Bristol, Glasgow, SOAS, Nottingham & others
Sections
- ·Section A — 42 multiple-choice questions, 95 minutes
- ·Section B — one essay from a choice of three, 40 minutes
"The LNAT doesn't test legal knowledge. Section A is won on reading speed and inference; Section B is won on argument structure. Most applicants practise the first and improvise the second."
The deadlines that decide your application
LNAT key dates — 2027 entry
Miss your cycle's date and your result doesn't count — you can't carry an LNAT score into a later application year.
15 Sep 2026
ClosedOxford applicants
Book to sit by 15 October
Registration opened 1 August 2026. To sit the LNAT on or before the Oxford deadline, you had to have booked your test slot by this date.
15 Oct 2026
ClosedOxford
LNAT must be sat by this date
Oxford applicants sit the LNAT on or before 15 October, alongside the 6pm UCAS Oxbridge deadline. Cambridge does not use the LNAT.
31 Dec 2026
53 days leftMost LNAT universities
Main deadline — sit the LNAT on or before 31 December
This is the deadline that catches students out. UCL, King's College London, Durham, Bristol, Glasgow, SOAS, Nottingham and most other LNAT universities require the test sat by 31 December 2026.
13 Jan 2027
66 days leftGuaranteed consideration
Book, apply and sit by 13 January
To guarantee your application is considered: submit UCAS by 6pm UK time, register and book your slot, and sit the LNAT — all by 13 January 2027.
31 Jul 2027
265 days leftLate / international
Late applications close
Late sitting is usually for international applicants only. Book by 25 July 2027 and sit on or before 31 July 2027 — some universities will not accept results this late.
Dates are for the 2026–27 LNAT cycle (entry in Autumn 2027). Always confirm with your chosen universities — they set their own final deadlines.
4 weeks to exam-ready
Your 4-week programme
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Week 1
Timed diagnostic
Full Section A under exam conditions plus one essay, marked against university standard. Your plan is built from what it exposes.
Week 2
Section A — speed and inference
12 passages in 95 minutes means under 8 minutes each. Passage mapping, inference questions and the distractor patterns that cost marks.
Week 3
Section B — the essay
Choosing the right title of three, then building thesis, counter-argument and conclusion. A marked essay every session.
Week 4
Full mocks + exam-day playbook
Two full 2h 15m mocks reviewed error-by-error, plus test-centre logistics and a pacing plan for both sections.
Students who sat the LNAT. Offers they secured.
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"I was scoring 19 on Section A and running out of time every mock. My mentor worked out I was reading each passage twice — we rebuilt how I map a passage before touching the questions. I finished the real test with eight minutes spare and scored 29."
Zara K.
Offer from UCL (Law)"Section B is where I was losing the offer. Three marked essays a week with feedback on the argument, not the grammar, and my essay finally had a spine. The structure my mentor drilled is the one I used on the day."
Amara O.
Offer from King's College London (Law)"My diagnostic showed I was fine on comprehension but dropped marks on every inference question. Four weeks on one question type took me from 21 to 28 — enough for Durham."
Liam F.
Offer from Durham University (Law)The clock is running
The deadline is in 52 days.
Start tonight.
One diagnostic tells you exactly which Section A questions are costing you marks — and what your essay is really being marked on. The next 4 weeks fix it.
5 slots left · booking for December now