The Law National Aptitude Test (LNAT) is a specialized entrance exam designed for aspiring law students aiming to study at prestigious universities abroad and some private Law Schools in India. This globally recognized test evaluates candidates’ aptitude for law through critical thinking, analytical reasoning, and written communication skills.
| LNAT comprises two sections: | |
|---|---|
| Section A: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) | Section B: Essay Writing |
| Format: Online test with no negative marking. | Format: Choose one topic from a set of essay prompts. |
| Duration: 95 minutes. | Purpose: Assess your ability to construct a clear and logical argument. |
| Content: 12 passages with 42 MCQs. | Evaluation: Used by universities to understand your written co mmunication skills. |
| Scoring: Each question carries 1 mark. | - |
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Abhyaas predesigned the exclusive pre-evaluation test in CLAT online coaching. To help the students assess and test themselves before enrolling in the course. Then, based on their performance, students get a Skill Builder course.
PRE-EVALUATION TEST
Abhyaas predesigned the exclusive pre-evaluation test in CLAT online coaching. To help the students assess and test themselves before enrolling in the course. Then, based on their performance, students get a Skill Builder course.
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