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About 67 timed minutes at the real LNAT's pace: twelve critical-reading and logical-reasoning questions in 27 minutes, then a 40-minute argumentative essay. Then a report giving your projected score range on the 0–42 scale, a real essay grade, and one honest call on what to do next.
Mock papers give you a score. LENS tells you why, separating a reasoning-section weakness from an essay-craft weakness, because the fixes are completely different. The verdict is computed by fixed rules before a word is written, so two students with identical work always get the identical call.
| Section | Content | Questions | Time | Skill |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Critical Reading & Logical Reasoning | argument passages | 12 | 27 min | reading · logical reasoning |
| Essay | choice of prompts | 1 essay | 40 min | position · structure · economy |
| Full sitting | reading + writing | 12 + essay | 67 min | 60-second break between sections |
If your reasoning is already competitive, the report says so plainly and points you to the free official practice. Nothing to buy.
Sitting this cycle? It shows where you lose marks on the reasoning section and whether your essay actually holds up, while there's time to fix it.
Not sure yet? It places you on the actual 0–42 scale, anchored to how UK applicants score nationally. A real number, not a guess.
Two engines, one report. The multiple-choice section is scored by fixed rules, so the number is always fair. The essay is read by AI at temperature zero to a fixed rubric, so the same essay always earns the same grade.
Ready, targeted fix, structured prep or rethink the plan, decided by fixed rules, with the reasoning shown. If you don't need paid help, it names the free official resources instead.
Your projected multiple-choice score on the 0–42 mark scale, anchored to how UK applicants actually score nationally. A range, not false precision.
Marked on four rubric criteria: defended position, structure, economy and engagement with counter-arguments, with the reasoning behind the mark. Pasted text is flagged.
A focused plan to your chosen sitting, guidance across the LNAT/LSAT cycle, a parent one-pager in plain language, and a free re-sit if a sitting can't be validly scored.
The AI writes the insight and marks the essay to the rubric; it never touches your multiple-choice score. That is exactly what keeps the report both smart and fair.
From code to verdict in a little over an hour of your time.
Enrol for AED 199 (all taxes included). Your one-time access code and the exam-conditions sheet arrive by email. Codes stay valid for 14 days.
About 67 quiet minutes, laptop or tablet, one sitting: the reasoning section at real LNAT pace, then the 40-minute essay. The clock never pauses.
The report lands in about 15 minutes: your reasoning score, your essay grade with the reasoning behind it, and one honest verdict with the plan to act on.