The Full form of LSAT is Law school admission test – India, is a single common test for the multiple law colleges. It is a national level entrance exam test conducted by the Pearson VUE on the behalf of the Law School Admission Council (LSAC) every year. It is a paper – pencil test conducted by the Pearson to grant the admission in the 5 years integrated LLB/LLM, LLB programs. More than 85 colleges are associated with it. It is the standardized test to evaluate the reading and the verbal reasoning skills of the candidate.

As such, there are no eligibility criteria for the LSAT – India. Candidates are advised to check the eligibility criteria of the different colleges or the law college they wish to apply. The LSAT – India eligibility criteria differ from college to college. However, the basic eligibility criteria for the LSAT – India is as follows:

For BA LLB Course: Candidate must have passed the 10 + 2 examination or the equivalent one with at least 45%.

For LLM Course: Candidate must have passed the 3 year LLB or the 5 Year BA LLB with minimum 45 %.

For LLB Course: Must have passed the bachelor degree in any stream with at least 45% marks.

As such, there is no age limit for the LSAT – India examination. However, the candidates are advised to check the age limit as specified by the individual college where they wish to seek admission.

LSAT – INDIA 2018 important dates are as follows:

The registration process for LSAT – India 2018 has already started. You can apply online anytime as per the above mentioned scheduled. The registration will end on 4 May 2018 so; fill the LSAT- India registration form before that.

The application fees for the LSAT – India for all the candidates is Rs. 3800. There is no concession for the reserved category. The following table summarizes the application fee and other details.

Mode of Exam: Offline

Exam Format: Objective type

Time Duration: 2 hours 20 minutes

Number of Questions: 92 – 100 multiple choice questions

Negative Marking: No

Number of Sections: 4 (35 minutes for each section)

The pattern for the LSAT – India is designed by the LSAC and is conducted in the offline mode in the English language.

The detailed section-wise pattern for each section is mentioned in the table.

• The LSAT – India registration process is online. First, the candidate needs to register themselves for the LSAT India Application on their official website https://lsat.formistry.com/ by providing the essential details like Name, valid email id.
• Once registered, the aspirant can fill the LSAT – India 2018 Application form.
• Choose the college preference from the list of the LSAT India participating colleges provided in the application form.
• Lastly, check the “I AGREE” checkbox and submit the application form 2018 by clicking the submit button.
• The confirmation message is sent to the registered mail id.
• Candidate needs to remit the application fee either through the online or the offline mode.

The LSAT – India test will be conducted in the 20 cities which are divided into the zones as per their geographical locations. The exam center is selected by the candidate while filling the LSAT – India application form as per their preference. Candidates are advised to choose the test center carefully as it cannot be changed in future.

The following table shows the LSAT – India exam center location.

The LSAC says that the exam is conducted to evaluate the skills of the candidate and there is no need to mug up any specific topic. For the LSAT – India, there is no specific syllabus to study. There is no mathematics, no current affairs. The exam is conducted to evaluate the critical thinking and legal arguing skills of the candidate and thus, comprises of the questions based on:

ANALYTICAL REASONING

The questions are based on the structure of the relationship (things, persons or events) where they are required to draw the logical conclusion of that structure. The candidate needs to choose the right statement for the given statements.

LOGICAL REASONING QUESTIONS

The questions will analyze the ability to analyze, evaluate, complete arguments which are given in the general language. Candidate needs to read the given passage and answer the questions based on it.

READING COMPREHENSION

It evaluates the understanding of the student. It consists of the 4 set of questions based on the reading.

The candidates are advised to refer the various law books available in the market. Check the online coaching materials or the references.

The students are advised to check the eligibility criteria of their preferred college.

100 % Seats

Presidency University, School of Law, Banglore

NA Global Law School

Soundarya College of Law

OP Jindal Global University

NIMT Institute of Method & Law

90 % Seats

Glocal University’s Glocal Law School

Indore Institute of Law

AISECT University, Bhopal (M.P)

80 % Seats

GD Goenka University, School of Law, Gurugram

70 % Seats

IFIM Law College, Bengaluru

Faculty of Law, Marwadi University

Key Law Schools Accepting LSAT - India

Alliance School of Law, Alliance University

NMIMS School of Law

Parul Institute of Law

Auro University School of Law

Azim Premji University

Central India College of Law

College of Legal Studies (UPES)

Faculty of Law, ICFAI University

G.H. Raisoni Law School

NCU Law School

JSS Law College

K.R. Mangalam University

KLE Society’s Law College

MATS Law School

Rajiv Gandhi School of Intellectual Property Law

School of Law, Gitam University

School of Law, Noida International School

School of Law, Ansal University

School of Law, Sharda University

VIT Law School

School of Law, Galgotias University

Chotanagpur Law College

Faculty of Law, ICFAI University

Faculty of Law, ICFAI University

The ICFAI Law School, The ICFAI Foundation for Higher Education

Faculty of Law, SGT University

Faculty of Law, SRM University

Raffles School of Law, Raffles University

IFIM Law College

Lovely Professional University

Saveetha College Of Law

Amity University, Manesar

Legal Science Institute, Nalgonda

IIMT- Greater Noida

In addition to the above-mentioned colleges, these colleges also accept LSAT – India scorecard.

Altius Institute of Universal Studies

Asian Law College (ALC)

BMS College of Law

B.N. Law College

B.S. Anangpuria Institute of Law

Chanakya Law College

Dr. Anushka Vidhi Mahavidyalaya

Durgapur Institute of Legal Studies (DILS)

Geeta Institute of Law

Haldia Law College

IMS Unison University

Institute of Law & Research

Institute of Management Studies

Jagan Nath University

Jai Hind Defence College of Law

Jayoti Vidyapeeth Women’s University

KLE B V Bellad Law College

KLE’s GK Law college

M A B Institue of Juridical Science

M.L. & G.E. Society’s Manikchand Pahade Law College

Midnapore Law College

NIMS Law School

NIMT Institute of Method & Law

RN Patel Ipcowala School of Law and Justice

Royal College of Law

Sardar Patel Subharti Institute of Law

Shri Swami Dayal Bhatnagar Law College

Shri Vaishnav Institute of Law

Siddhartha Law College

Smt. Kamlaben Ghambirchand Shah Law School

Tagore Public Law College

Vaikunta Baliga College of Law

C. M. R. Law School

Disha Law College

School of Law, Jagran Lakecity University

Jaipur School of Law

N A Global Law School

REVA University

Jagan Nath University

RNBGU School of Law

Aurora

Adamas University

L J School of Law

Glocal University’s Glocal Law School

JECRC University