The LNAT Trap Guide

What's included:

• A breakdown of the most common LNAT traps (keyword traps, half-true assumptions, tone mismatches, reasonable-but-irrelevant answers, etc.)

• Worked examples showing exactly how to think through difficult questions rather than just giving the correct answer

• A guide to recognising subtle wording in passages, questions, and answer options

• Practical exam strategy, timing advice, and when to flag questions

• Tips for approaching unfamiliar topics and difficult vocabulary (e.g the secret to getting the question right even if you don’t understand the passage)

The main difference between this guide and most LNAT resources is that it focuses on the skills behind the questions. Many LNAT books are largely collections of practice questions and answer explanations. Those are useful, but they don't teach you why certain answer options are designed to catch candidates out.

The LNAT uses the same patterns and traps repeatedly. Once you learn to recognise them, you can confidently tackle completely unfamiliar passages.

This is the approach that helped me improve from 23 on the official practice test to 33 in the real LNAT, while the national average was 21, and ultimately secure my place to study Law at LSE.

As someone aiming to become a first-generation lawyer, when I was preparing for the LNAT last year I was shocked that most LNAT resources start at £30 or more. For many students, that price point simply makes proper preparation inaccessible. That’s why it’s priced low compared to most LNAT resources, while still focusing on the real skills needed to improve quickly.

If you're looking for more than just another question bank, I think you'll find it really useful.