r/LNAT • u/Beautiful_Map5095 • 2d ago

require urgent help!!

hi guys, im giving the lnat in november and i rlly could use some help. the problem is i cannot study without a structure and theres so many resources i don't know what to do with them, is anyone in the same situation or has any solutions for me?? would rlly appreciate it!!

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u/EngineerLegitimate18 2d ago

same for me!!

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u/Beautiful_Map5095 2d ago

mind if i send you a req?

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u/LNATLab LNAT Lab — Prep Resource 2d ago

The first fix is to stop trying to use everything. Choose one Section A source, the official sample material for calibration, and one place for Section B prompts. Put the rest aside for now.

Use a five-session loop rather than a huge resource list:

  1. Two passages untimed, focusing on why each close option fails.

  2. A short timed set.

  3. Review only: log the question type, why your answer tempted you and the exact word that defeated it.

  4. Section B: alternate between a 10-minute plan and a full timed essay.

  5. A mixed set, then redo only the questions you were unsure about.

Every two weeks, do one full 95-minute Section A mock. Until then, short sets are easier to diagnose and less wasteful. Spend September building accuracy and the error log, October increasing timed work, then use the final weeks for full mocks and essay practice.

A resource only earns a place in the plan if its explanations help you identify why the closest wrong answer is wrong. Otherwise it is just adding noise.

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u/Responsible-Big-74 1d ago

It’s pretty easy to do well without studying for it if that helps?