Free LAT Preparation 2026

Free LAT preparation with solved past papers, unlimited chapter-wise MCQs and full-length mock tests, every answer explained. No fee and no account needed to start. Law Admission Test is conducted by Higher Education Commission.

Mandatory admission test for five-year LLB programmes at HEC-recognised law colleges in Pakistan.

LAT MCQs with answers and explanations

Free LAT MCQs for every subject on the paper: English, Urdu, Pakistan Studies, Islamic Studies, General Knowledge, Analytical and Logical Reasoning and Mathematics. Each question is chapter-wise, taken from the Higher Education Commission syllabus, and carries a written explanation of why the correct option is correct, so a wrong attempt teaches you the fact you were missing instead of just marking you down. Unlimited attempts, no fee and no account needed. Pick the subject you are weakest in and start there.

Sample LAT MCQs by subject

A few questions from across each subject on the LAT paper. Open one for the correct answer and its explanation.

LAT paper at a glance

Law Admission Test is 100 MCQs in 60 minutes, with no negative marking, so never leave a question unanswered.

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Negative marking

LAT subject weightage

How many MCQs each subject contributes to the LAT paper, and how many free MCQs we hold for it. Study in this order: the heaviest subject is where a weak topic costs you the most marks.

Full LAT paper pattern 2026: the marking scheme, the time each subject is worth, and the subject weightage charted.

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LAT preparation: frequently asked questions

What is the LAT paper pattern?

LAT is 100 MCQs in 60 minutes, about 36 seconds a question. There is no negative marking. The marks are split across 7 subjects, led by English at 20 MCQs.

Which subjects are in the LAT paper?

English (20 MCQs), Urdu (10 MCQs), Pakistan Studies (15 MCQs), Islamic Studies (10 MCQs), General Knowledge (15 MCQs), Analytical and Logical Reasoning (15 MCQs) and Mathematics (15 MCQs), 100 in total. Start with English: a weak chapter there costs more marks than a weak chapter anywhere else on the LAT paper.

Is LAT preparation on TestUstad really free?

Yes. All 26,657 LAT MCQs here, across English, Pakistan Studies and General Knowledge and the rest of the paper, can be practised at no cost with the answer and explanation shown. Paid LAT access only adds full-length LAT mocks on the 100-MCQ pattern and a saved record of your scores.

How many free LAT MCQs are there?

26,657 across the LAT syllabus: 10,394 English MCQs, 368 Urdu MCQs, 2,759 Pakistan Studies MCQs, 1,394 Islamic Studies MCQs, 7,202 General Knowledge MCQs, 2,989 Analytical and Logical Reasoning MCQs and 1,551 Mathematics MCQs. Each one carries the correct answer and a written explanation, and attempts are unlimited.

How should I prepare for LAT?

The LAT syllabus here runs to 39 chapters across 7 subjects. Work through them in weightage order, English (20), Pakistan Studies (15) and General Knowledge (15) first, and stay on each chapter until you score above 80 percent. LAT has no negative marking, so practise answering every question, including the ones you have to guess. In the final weeks, sit timed mixed tests at the real pace of about 36 seconds a question.

Does TestUstad have LAT past papers?

Not as solved papers yet. Until one is added, the 26,657 LAT MCQs here cover the same English, Pakistan Studies and General Knowledge syllabus, and any LAT paper that is added appears on the LAT past papers page with every answer explained.

Who conducts the LAT exam?

Law Admission Test is conducted by Higher Education Commission. Dates, eligibility and the fee change every cycle, so confirm them on the Higher Education Commission advertisement before you apply.

Exams similar to LAT

Other tests prepared for on TestUstad. The question bank is shared by subject rather than split by exam, so any subject one of these has in common with LAT is the same bank you are already practising, and the work carries across.