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The LNAT is supposedly a test that you 'can't' prepare for. It is designed to test your natural aptitude for textual comprehension and structuring arguments - crucial skills for being a lawyer. However, t...

The answer is C.
There are two patterns as part of this abstract reasoning sequence. Each central square contains shape(s). The number of sides of these shapes increases by one each time. The shapes...

1. Give yourself time to plan. You have an hour and a half for the task, and you need to use a full 30 minutes at the beginning to read through all of the excerpts and to start planning your answer. Yo...

So, you get an option of 5 essays when you do the LNAT. The first thing to do is to skim all of them. Immediately, you'll be able to discount one or two - maybe they sound boring, maybe you've never heard...

The UKCAT consists of 4 sections: Verbal reasoning, Decision making, Quantitative reasoning, Abstract reasoning. There are lots of different ways to approach preparation for this exam, but I find that the...