Law School
Admission Test (LSAT)
The global benchmark for legal aptitude. Everything you need to know about LSAT—India (Discontinued) & Global: syllabus, pattern, and preparation.
Exam Pattern
What is LSAT?
The Law School Admission Test (LSAT) is a standardized exam designed to assess critical thinking, analytical reasoning, and reading skills essential for legal education.
It is widely accepted by premier private law schools in India and top universities abroad, making it a versatile choice for law aspirants.
Types of LSAT
LSAT—India (Discontinued)
For private law colleges in India (5-year LL.B, 3-year LL.B, LL.M)
LSAT (Global)
For USA, Canada, and other countries (JD Programs)
Exam Calendar
Key timelines for the upcoming LSAT session.
Registration Ends
April 21, 2026
Exam Date
June 2026
📚 LSAT Syllabus
Logical Reasoning
Arguments, assumptions, conclusions, Strengthen/weaken arguments
Analytical Reasoning
Seating arrangement, Puzzle-based logic
Reading Comprehension
Passage-based questions, Inference & tone
🎯 Why Choose LSAT?
Exam Dates & Fees
Frequency: Conducted multiple times a year (typically Jan, May in India)
Fees: Approx ₹3,500 – ₹4,000
Colleges Accepting LSAT
Access some of the most prestigious law schools in the world with your LSAT score.
🇮🇳 India (LSAT—India - Discontinued)
- Jindal Global Law School
- UPES School of Law
- Alliance School of Law
- ICFAI Law School
- K.R. Mangalam University
- VIT School of Law
🌍 Abroad (Global Universities)
- Harvard Law School
- Yale Law School
- Stanford Law School
- Columbia Law School
- University of Toronto
Scoring System
LSAT vs CLAT
A side-by-side comparison to help you choose your legal pathway.
LSAT
Preparation Strategy
Daily Logic
Practice logical reasoning exercises every single day.
Weekly Mocks
Solve at least one full-length mock test per week.
Reading Speed
Improve speed and comprehension of dense legal passages.
Accuracy First
Focus on getting questions right before increasing speed.
LSAT Campus Gallery
Glimpses of the world-class law schools you can join with your LSAT score.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Is LSAT easier than CLAT?
LSAT is skill-based and predictable, but requires strong reasoning.
Q. Do NLUs accept LSAT?
No, NLUs only accept CLAT.
Q. Can I go abroad with LSAT India?
No, for abroad you need LSAT Global.