LCAT Mock 1
120 questions · 175 minutes. Covers every subject on the test in one sitting.
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120 questions · 175 minutes. Covers every subject on the test in one sitting.
120 questions · 175 minutes. Covers every subject on the test in one sitting.
120 questions · 175 minutes. Covers every subject on the test in one sitting.
120 questions · 175 minutes. Covers every subject on the test in one sitting.
120 questions · 175 minutes. Covers every subject on the test in one sitting.
120 questions · 175 minutes. Covers every subject on the test in one sitting.
120 questions · 175 minutes. Covers every subject on the test in one sitting.
120 questions · 175 minutes. Covers every subject on the test in one sitting.
120 questions · 175 minutes. Covers every subject on the test in one sitting.
120 questions · 175 minutes. Covers every subject on the test in one sitting.
120 questions · 175 minutes. Covers every subject on the test in one sitting.
120 questions · 175 minutes. Covers every subject on the test in one sitting.
120 questions · 175 minutes. Covers every subject on the test in one sitting.
120 questions · 175 minutes. Covers every subject on the test in one sitting.
15 right now: 15 full-length. Each full mock is 120 MCQs in 175 minutes.
Each full mock is 120 MCQs in 175 minutes — 69 Verbal Reasoning and 51 Quantitative Reasoning. LUMS has never published a question count or a per-section weighting for the LCAT; its sample paper gives only the content domains and a duration of about three hours, so that split is our own reading of those domains rather than an official pattern.
No. A wrong answer and a blank both score zero here and nothing is ever deducted, so a guess is always worth more than leaving a question empty. Every answer is scored the moment you submit, with an explanation of why the right option is right.
Yes. Every mock is free to sit, with instant scoring and a full review of every question.
Each exit is logged. The first is only recorded, the second brings a warning, and the third ends the mock and scores what you have answered.
Syllabus, official questions and prep guides are on the LUMS preparation hub.