LSAT-India is a reasoning-based law entrance accepted by many private law schools (e.g., Jindal Global Law School, UPES, and other associated colleges). It tests reasoning and reading rather than rote knowledge.
Exam Pattern
Mode:Online (remote proctored)
Duration:140 minutes
Total Marks:Percentile-based
Marking Scheme:No negative marking
Sections
Analytical Reasoning
~23 Questions•- Marks
Logical Reasoning (1 & 2)
~46 Questions•- Marks
Reading Comprehension
~24 Questions•- Marks
Syllabus
Analytical Reasoning
Logic games
Conditions & arrangements
Logical Reasoning
Arguments & assumptions
Flaws & inferences
Reading Comprehension
Long passages
Inference questions
Eligibility Criteria
Passed/appearing Class 12 (check each college's minimum marks)
Important Dates
Test window
January 2027 (tentative - confirm on the official website)