Explanation on How to use the LawMint LNAT Practice Tests and Free Practice Test

The video below provides a quick walkthrough on how to use the LawMint LNAT Practice Test Series – which includes 30 full length model test papers; and you can also take the free full length practice test.

Instructions :

Go to lawmint.uk

Click on the Practice Login link – you will be taken to the LMS login screen.

You can create your account and login instantly using your Gmail ID, or you can use the ‘Create New Account’ button on the login screen.

When you use the Gmail login option, your name and email are pre-filled. You just have to select your country from the drop-down box. Click ‘Update Profile’, and your account is activated.

You will be taken to the dashboard page where you have the option to buy access to the full LNAT Practice Test series, which comprises 30 full-length LNAT practice tests, totaling 360 passages, 1260 multiple choice questions, and 90 essay questions.

You can also take the free full-length LNAT practice test from here.

The links to all your active courses will be listed under ‘My Enrolled Courses’.

Click on the ‘Buy or Access’ button to proceed to the purchase screen.

Don’t forget to note down active coupons or promo codes to avail discounts.

Upon completion of the purchase, your account will be activated immediately. If you face any issues, use the contact form on the website for assistance.

You will also see all your active courses listed under ‘My Enrolled Courses’.

When you go to the practice test series, you’ll notice that the interface is quite simple and intuitive, allowing you to focus on the actual preparation, not on figuring out how the system works.

There are sections covering the basics of the LNAT, Sections A and B of the test, followed by the 30 full-length tests.

The side menu bar will be available wherever required in the course to assist in navigation.

Let’s take a look at two very useful tools included in this course, before we check out the full-length tests.

The first tool is the “LNAT Essay Writing Speed Analyser.” It’s a simple one-minute analyser that will indicate your current typing speed and calculate the time that you will require to type out a 600-word LNAT essay. The tool will also help you assess your spellings – since the actual LNAT essay screen will not have a spell check feature.

Next, there is an easy-to-use personal statement generator – where you can answer a set of questions based on the UCAS questionnaire. Once you are done, click on the ‘Download TXT’ option to save a text version onto your device.

There are 30 full-length tests – and each test can be repeated three times for better practice.

The answer options are shuffled in each attempt.

We have specifically used a responsive design, so the tests can be accessed through your mobile, tablets, iPads, or your laptops. This means that you can log in and practice from anywhere, whenever you have time.

The passages are taken from different sources and represent the various styles you may encounter in the actual LNAT. A 90-minute countdown timer will be displayed at the top. You can monitor your progress on the side navigation panel.

As you progress through the test, you will see that answered questions are highlighted in grey and unanswered questions in white. You can also flag any questions that you wish to review later.

The flagged questions will be marked with a red corner in the navigation panel. After you have answered all the questions and reviewed any flagged questions, you can end the test by clicking on the ‘Finish Attempt’ in the navigation panel.

In the actual LNAT, each section is virtually separate, i.e., once you complete and submit Section A and move to Section B, you cannot go back. We have designed the test series in the same way.

Once you move into the essay section, the navigation panel is hidden, and you will only see an option to finish the attempt.

In the LNAT essay section, you will see the basic instructions, followed by three essay questions. Choose and answer one question; the ideal length is 500 to 600 words. You will see a word counter on the bottom-left to keep track of your answer.

The essay section has a time limit of 40 minutes, and there is a 40-minute countdown timer on the bottom right.

You will notice that the spell check feature has been disabled here – because even in the real LNAT, you will not have a spell check option. Once you have finished writing your essay, click on the ‘Finish Attempt’ button.

You will see a summary of your attempt on this screen. While you cannot go back to Section A questions in the real LNAT, during practice, you will be able to go back to any unanswered questions in Section A and answer them. Click on ‘Submit All and Finish’ when you are done.

You will be able to see your marks for the LNAT MCQ section, and the navigation panel will show the correct, incorrect, and unanswered questions. The explanation for the correct answer is shown under the question, along with the correct answer.

Question number 43 is the LNAT essay question, you can copy-paste your essay into MS Word to check the spellings and there are links to sample answer essays for each of these questions.

If you have any questions, comments, feedback, or suggestions, contact us at hello@lawmint.co.uk.