Most students find out which LAT subject is dragging them down only on result day. This free LAT mock test shows you today. It follows HEC’s published LAT pattern: 75 MCQs in 100 minutes, then an essay and a personal statement in 40 minutes. There is no sign-up and no payment. Press start, and when you submit you get your score in every subject and an explanation for every answer.
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How This LAT Mock Test Works
This LAT mock test runs in your browser, on a phone or a computer. You choose how much of the real test you want to practise.
- Pick a mode. The Full LAT mock is 140 minutes with both parts. MCQs only is Part I alone, 75 questions in 100 minutes.
- The timer runs like the real test. If you close the page, your answers stay saved in your browser and the clock keeps going. When time ends, the paper is submitted for you.
- Move around freely. Jump between subjects, flag a question to come back to, and use the question map to see what is left.
- Retakes stay honest. The options are shuffled every time you start, so a second attempt is not a memory test.
- See every mistake. After you submit, each question shows the right answer in green, your wrong answer in red, and a short explanation. Maths answers also show the formula.
LAT Paper Pattern Used in This Practice Test
This LAT practice test copies HEC’s LAT content weightages: the same subjects, the same number of questions and the same time.
| Part | Section | Questions | Marks |
|---|---|---|---|
| Part I | English | 20 MCQs | 20 |
| Part I | General Knowledge | 20 MCQs | 20 |
| Part I | Pakistan Studies | 10 MCQs | 10 |
| Part I | Islamiat | 10 MCQs | 10 |
| Part I | Mathematics | 5 MCQs | 5 |
| Part I | Urdu | 10 MCQs | 10 |
| Part II | Essay (1 of 3 topics, English or Urdu) | 1 task | 15 |
| Part II | Personal statement (English or Urdu) | 1 task | 10 |
| Total | 75 MCQs + 2 tasks | 100 |
Part I gets 100 minutes for all 75 MCQs. Part II gets 40 minutes for the essay and personal statement together. Source: HEC LAT content weightages.
Urdu questions appear in Urdu script, right to left, just as they do on the paper.
How to Read Your LAT Mock Test Score
Your LAT mock test result shows a score out of 75, because only the MCQs can be marked on screen. The real LAT is out of 100. HEC examiners mark the essay and the personal statement by hand.
HEC requires at least 50% in LAT, that is 50 out of 100, for admission to LLB (HEC LLB curriculum). So “can you score 50?” depends on both parts. This table shows the simple sum:
| If you get this in Part II (out of 25) | You need this many MCQs right (out of 75) |
|---|---|
| 10 | 40 |
| 12 | 38 |
| 15 | 35 |
| 18 | 32 |
These are sums, not predictions. Aim well above the line, because 50 is the minimum LAT requirement, not a promise of a seat.
Then look at the subject table. Start with your lowest subject; the result screen names it and links to its practice page.
Essay and Personal Statement Practice (Part II)
In the full LAT mock test, Part II opens after the MCQs. You choose one of three essay topics and then write a personal statement. You can write both in English or in Urdu. Tap “اردو” above the writing box and it switches to right-to-left.
A word counter runs as you type. HEC’s advertisement for LAT 2026 sets a maximum of 200 words for each task, so the counter turns red if you go over.
After you submit, check your essay against HEC’s essay marking weights:
| What examiners look at | Weight |
|---|---|
| Relevance and creativity | 30% |
| Coherence | 20% |
| Vocabulary and grammar | 20% |
| Introduction | 15% |
| Conclusion | 15% |
Relevance carries the most weight, so stay on the topic you chose. HEC has also published a sample essay and a sample personal statement. For step-by-step help, read our guides on the LAT personal statement and LAT essay topics.
Practise by Subject After the Mock
The LAT mock test tells you where you are weak. Fix it one subject at a time with our free practice pages: LAT English MCQs, General Knowledge MCQs for LAT, LAT Pakistan Studies MCQs, LAT Islamiat MCQs, LAT Urdu MCQs and LAT Math MCQs. Each one is a short LAT MCQs online test with every answer explained. Want everything in one place? See all LAT MCQs by subject, our LAT past papers, the next LAT test date and our LAT test preparation guide.
7 Tips to Get More From Every LAT Practice Test
- Sit it in one go. Put your phone on silent and treat the timer as real. A paused mock teaches you nothing about speed.
- Do the full 140 minutes at least once. Writing an essay after 100 minutes of MCQs is harder than it sounds. Stamina is part of the test.
- Attempt every question. This mock does not cut marks for wrong answers. HEC’s published pattern does not mention negative marking either, but follow the instructions on your own paper on test day.
- Flag, don’t freeze. 75 questions in 100 minutes is about 80 seconds each. If a question takes longer, flag it and come back.
- Review the same day. Read the explanation for every wrong answer and write the fact in a notebook.
- Fix your weakest subject, then retake. Practise that subject’s page, then take the LAT mock test again. The options will be in a new order.
- Write Part II by hand once. On test day HEC asks you to bring a clipboard and a black or blue ball pen, so practise your essay on paper too.
LAT Mock Test vs the Real LAT Exam
A good LAT practice exam should feel like the real paper. Here is how this one compares.
| This mock test | Real LAT | |
|---|---|---|
| Pattern | 75 MCQs + essay + personal statement, 100 marks | Same |
| Time | 100 + 40 minutes | 100 + 40 minutes |
| Questions | Original practice questions written for Qanooni Dastak | HEC’s own paper |
| How you answer | On screen | On paper, with a ball pen |
| Written part | You check it against HEC’s weights | Marked by HEC examiners |
| Result | Instant, MCQs only | Announced later by HEC |
For the next test’s schedule, see our LAT test date page. For a full study plan, read our LAT test preparation guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this LAT mock test really free?
Yes. There is no sign-up, email or payment. Your answers stay in your own browser on your own device.
How many questions are in the LAT?
Part I has 75 MCQs in 100 minutes. Part II has an essay and a personal statement in 40 minutes. The test is out of 100 marks.
Is there negative marking in the LAT?
HEC’s published LAT pattern does not mention negative marking, and this mock does not cut marks for wrong answers. On test day, follow the instructions printed on your paper.
What score do I need in the LAT?
HEC requires at least 50%, that is 50 out of 100, for LLB admission. It is the minimum LAT requirement, not a guarantee of a seat; you must also meet the university’s other admission criteria.
Can I write the essay and personal statement in Urdu?
Yes. HEC’s LAT pattern allows English or Urdu for both. In this mock, tap “اردو” above the writing box.
Can I take this LAT practice test more than once?
Yes. The options are shuffled each time, and your best score is saved on your device.
What happens if my internet stops or I close the page?
Your answers are saved in your browser as you go. Open the page again and press “Resume my test”. The timer keeps running while you are away, as it would in the real exam.
Can I take the real LAT test online?
No. HEC holds the LAT at test centres, and you register for it on HEC’s online portal. Online practice, like this mock, is only for preparation.
Are these real HEC LAT questions?
No. They are original practice questions written to HEC’s pattern. For HEC’s own answers to past tests, see the HEC LAT answer keys.
Disclaimer: Qanooni Dastak is an independent legal-education website. We are not linked to HEC, and this mock test is not an official HEC paper. For official notices, always check HEC’s website.
Every answer in this LAT mock test has been checked. If you still think one is wrong, send us the question number through our Contact Us page.
Prepared by Nasrullah Hassan Hashmi, Advocate High Court Islamabad.