LSAT

The Law School Admission Test is a standardized test administered by the Law School Admission Council for prospective law school candidates. The Law School Admission Council conducts LSAT India exam for admission to undergraduate and postgraduate law courses. The LSAT India scores are accepted by more than 90 law colleges in India.

The exam is conducted twice in a year, usually in the month of January and May, for latest pdate visit their official website.

The syllabus and pattern of LSAT exam:

Section name	Number of questions	Duration
Analytical Reasoning	23	35
Logical Reasoning (1)	22	35
Logical Reasoning (2)	23	35
Reading Comprehension	24	35
Total	92	2 hours 20 minutes

LSAT exam is held online and there is no negative marking in LSAT exam. Candidates will be given a scaled score between 420 to 480 bands as well as a percentile rank. The entrance exam cannot be taken through mobile.

Mode of Exam

LSAT is conducted in a Computer-Based Proctored (CBT) Mode. A Computer-Based Proctored mode refers to a remote arrangement in which candidates need to take their exam or test from their home using their laptop / desktop computer. Throughout the test duration, the webcam of your computer should be opened to maintain transparency in your test performance.

The eligibility criteria for LSAT exam

Candidates must have passed Class 10+2. There is no minimum mark requirement to apply for LSAT exam. However, colleges accepting the LSAT exam score may have specific qualifying marks or other eligibility criteria for admission. Also, there is no minimum or maximum age limit to apply for the LSAT in India.

To apply for LSAT exam

Visit the official website of LSAT India - www.lsatindia.in. Then fill the application form. Pay the required LSAT India application fee.