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A focused LNAT score-strategy guide for Oxford law applicants, covering Section A target scores, timed practice, Section B essay preparation, mock strategy and links to the full Oxford admissions guide.
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Oxford requires the LNAT from every Law applicant, and it is the only university that marks the essay. Offer-holders averaged 30.96 against a national average near 22. CBSE and ISC are accepted; state boards and NIOS are not. Applications close 6pm UK time on 15 October 2026.
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