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How it works
Train the distinctions the LNAT actually tests.
Official LNAT guidance focuses on deduction, inference, limits, relevance and writer attitude. LNAT Lab uses the answer you choose to show which distinction you missed, then tests it again if it recurs.
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From wrong option to useful diagnosis.
The diagnosis stays tied to the exact difference between the passage and the option you chose.
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DifferenceLimited → general
Practice signalScope
If it repeatsTest scope again
Official LNAT guide
The guide sets the skill. Your answer shows what to practise.
LNAT Lab's practice signals are shorthand for distinctions the official preparation guide tells candidates to handle.
Guide wording → practice signal
Make logical deductionsInference
Fact from opinion or inferenceEvidence type
Limitations of a statementScope
Relevant from irrelevantRelevance
Core of the argumentArgument structure
Writer's attitudesTone
How it works
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Official distinction
What the LNAT asks you to notice
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Your answer
Where your choice changes that distinction
03
Practice signal
A short label for the mistake
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Targeted retry
Test the same distinction again if it recurs
Guide check
Watch the wording. Read in context, and check for NOT / EXCEPT before choosing.
Practice-signal names are LNAT Lab's own training shorthand, not official LNAT categories.
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