Results

LAT results will be released to candidates late November. You will receive a notification in your ACER account messages inbox when they are available to view and download.

You can download your LAT results by logging into your ACER account, clicking on the Results tab and then View Results.  You are advised to keep a copy of your results for your own records.

Your results statement will provide a single reporting score in the range of 0-100, and a percentile band indicating how you have performed relative to all other candidates who sat the LAT in the same year. There are no pass or fail scores. You can compare your performance to other candidates by finding your percentile rank on the LAT Ogive graph. There will be a link to the Ogive graph here when the results are released.

For security purposes, results will not be sent by email, nor will details be given over the phone. This is to protect candidate confidentiality.

Candidates will not be provided with any additional information on the scoring process. All such information remains the property of ACER and UNSW Sydney. A candidate has no right to the examination of ACER’s scoring processes and methodologies, to view their test responses, or to be provided with copies of their responses.

Next steps in your application to UNSW Law

LAT 2024 scores can be used for admission to Undergraduate Law Degree programs (Double Law UAC code 426000 or Psychology (Honours)/Law UAC code 426060) at UNSW Sydney in 2025 and 2026.

There is no pass or fail mark for LAT. UNSW Sydney will consider your LAT results and your academic results (ATAR or equivalent) in the selection process. The ATAR or equivalent will be combined with the LAT result on a sliding scale so that those with a very high ATAR or equivalent require a lower LAT score and those with a lower ATAR or equivalent require a higher LAT score. To be considered for entry to Law at UNSW Sydney in 2025 you must apply via UAC and list UNSW Law & Justice as a preference. Visit: uac.edu.au/undergraduate/apply

What if I also sat the LAT 2023 and got a higher score?

LAT scores are valid for 2 years. If you sat LAT in 2023, and sit again in 2024, UNSW will use your higher LAT score in the selection process.

When you submit your application to UAC, you should use your LAT identification number for LAT 2024. You will only be able to enter one LAT ID number in the UAC system, regardless of whether you have sat the test twice.

The LAT identification number for LAT 2024 is a 9-digit number beginning with 24 _ _ _ _ _ _ _.

To access your LAT results and identification number, login to your ACER account to view your test registration.