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LNAT access

Durmah LNAT

Verified LNAT preparation workspace

Separate from university student auth

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LNAT access does not require a university route or university-domain email. It uses its own verified-email path, then grants access through LNAT entitlement rules without weakening the university student model.

Normal email accepted

Use any email address you control. Gmail and personal domains are valid for LNAT.

Verification first

Email ownership must be confirmed before LNAT access is activated.

No university crossover

LNAT sign-up does not auto-assign Durham, Oxford, or Cambridge student status.

Product entitlement gate

Protected LNAT routes unlock only after verification and LNAT entitlement checks succeed.

How LNAT access works

Step 1

Create or log into an LNAT account with your email address.

Step 2

Verify the email if you are using email and password.

Step 3

Enter LNAT once entitlement and launch checks pass.

Durmah authLNAT route

Log in for LNAT

Use the same LNAT account you registered with. University selection is not required on this route, and password recovery stays on the LNAT path.

Email policy

Personal and university emails are both valid for LNAT.

Verification gate

Full LNAT access unlocks only after email ownership is confirmed.

Access model

LNAT entitlement is checked separately from university student eligibility.

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Sign in with your LNAT email and password

No university route required
LNAT accounts are separate from university student routes. Need university access instead? Use the main multi-university sign-in.

Need an LNAT account?

Create your LNAT account with email and password, then verify your email to continue.

Create LNAT account

Looking for university student access instead?

Durham, Oxford, and Cambridge student access stays on the university-specific routes. Those routes still require university selection, approved domains, and student activation checks.

Go to university sign-in