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  Facebook   Twitter   LinkedIn   Pinterest   Reddit   WhatsApp   Email   Print The Law National Aptitude Test (LNAT) is a highly competitive exam that assesses a candidate’s critical thinking, problem-solving, and analytical skills. It is used by some of the top universities in the United Kingdom to assess candidates’ suitability for studying law at undergraduate level. The test plays a significant role in the admissions process for some of the most prestigious undergraduate law programmes in the UK. Every year a considerable number of international students test their abilities and try to secure an admission offer at places like  London School of Economics  n (LSE) and  University of Oxford  along with other prestigious programmes.  A sound preparation  for LNAT  can only prepare students for the difficult standards that they are measured against.  Here are some important  LNAT preparation  tips...

Facebook   Twitter   LinkedIn   Pinterest   Reddit   WhatsApp   Email   Print The University Clinical Aptitude Test is an essential part of the medical school entrance criteria for a large number of students eyeing the UK or  Australian Universities  chiefly. With the emergence of various non-official practice test resources along with the official one, it has become perplexing for students to understand how to go on about their UCAT preparation. Here are 15 things about the UCAT practice tests that the students need to consider before getting started with their  UCAT preparation : Table of Contents 1) Not All Practice Makes Perfect 2) Be the Most Productive 3) All That Glitters is Not Gold 4) Lack of Foundational Training 5) Avoid Intuition in UCAT 6) Avoid Material Hopping 7) Develop an Eye for Mistakes 8) Tests Do Not Build Skills 9) Not a Level Playing Field 10) Don’t Break Your Spirit with VR 11) Practice for Building Resistance 1...