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Not all LNAT passages are created equal. Some are straightforward — short, clearly argued, on a familiar topic. Others are dense, abstract, and structurally complex. One of the most effective time management strategies is learning to recognise passage difficulty quickly so you can allocate your time accordingly.
If you spend exactly 7 minutes on every passage regardless of difficulty, you are not managing your time optimally. A better approach is to spend 5–6 minutes on easy passages and 8–9 minutes on hard ones, keeping the same overall average.
| Passage Type | Target Time | Rationale |
|---|---|---|
| Easy | 5–6 minutes | High accuracy achievable quickly; bank time for harder passages |
| Medium | 7 minutes | Standard pace |
| Hard | 8–9 minutes | Extra time needed for comprehension; but never more than 9 minutes |
This variable pacing only works if you can assess difficulty rapidly — within the first 30–60 seconds of encountering a passage.
Learn to recognise these characteristics, which signal a passage you can handle quickly:
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