How Oxford Uses the LNAT

The University of Oxford is the most prominent user of the LNAT, and for many candidates, Oxford is the primary reason they are sitting the test. Understanding how Oxford uses both Section A and Section B in its admissions process is crucial for any Oxford applicant.

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Oxford's Law Course at a Glance

Feature	Detail
Course name	Law (Jurisprudence) — BA
UCAS code	M100
Duration	3 years
College system	Yes — you apply to a specific college (or make an open application)
Application deadline	15 October (UCAS)
LNAT deadline	Typically early October (before UCAS deadline — check LNAT website for exact date each year)
Typical A-Level offer	AAA
Interviews	Yes — all shortlisted candidates are interviewed

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How Oxford Uses Section A

Oxford uses your Section A score as one component of its shortlisting process. Section A helps Oxford decide which applicants to invite to interview.

Shortlisting at Oxford