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    LSAT India 2024: Application Form, Exam Dates, Eligibility (Law School Admission Test)

    21 December, 2023
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    The LSAT India test has been discontinued. Students looking to get admission to colleges that used to accept LSAT India should check in with the respective college authorities. For now, OP Jindal will be taking LNAT UK for its UG law intake. 

     

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    Notification Date 14 August, 2023
    Application Link https://www.lsatindia.in/
    Application Deadline 10 January, 2024 (January attempt)
    07 May, 2024 (May attempt)
    Test Date 20-21 January, 2024 (January attempt)
    16-19 May, 2024 (May attempt)
    Result Date NA
    Delivery Mode Online
    Eligibility Appearing in XII or completed XII
    Minimum 10+2 or an equivalent examination/ Graduation/Professional Degree Score Required
    Domicile Requirement
    Age Eligibility No age restriction.It is  recommended to check eligibility criteria, including any age limit, set forth by the law college that the students are interested in attending.
    Work Experience Requirement NA

     

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    Sections and Number of questions:

    Section Number of questions Time limit
    Analytical Reasoning 23 35 mins
    Logical Reasoning 1 22 35 mins
    Logical Reasoning 2 23 35 mins
    Reading Comprehension 24 35 mins
    Total 92 2 hrs 20 mins

     

     

    Important Points:

    • The test consists of four timed sections of 35 minutes each. Students will not be able to attempt questions or review answers once the section time is over.
    • If the students complete answering a section before the allotted section time expires, the balance time will not be added to the next section’s allotted time.
    • The scores are reported as percentile. The raw score is converted to Scaled Score that ranges from 420 to 480, with 420 being the lowest possible score and 480 being the highest possible score.