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This is the actual time to prepare for need not to be worrisome. LSAT is moderate level exam you have to only focus on aptitude , reasoning , basic grammar and current affairs...

Hurry up and start now

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Hello,

Yes those who are appearing in their 12th examination too are eligible to apply for LSAT, hence you can apply for the same provided you secure 45% aggregate in the qualifying examination, check out at https://law.careers360.com/articles/lsat-india-eligibility-criteria to know more details regarding this,

LSAT 2022 will be conducted in online(remote proctored mode) in two sessions that are January and May 2022, the application form is already released on 18th October, for January session the entrance test will be conducted on 15th January, to know more details regarding this, visit our page at https://law.careers360.com/articles/lsat-india-application-form

Hello,

You haven't given your 12th exam yet. After your exams when your results are out you're eligible for exam.

The 10+2 Examinations or any equivalent examination must have cleared from a recognised Board / University.

Hope it helps.

Hi,

Please refer to this link - https://law.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-law-colleges-in-india-accepting-lsat-india

Key points related to LSAT India Participating Institutes 2021 :-

1. The participating institutes of LSAT India 2021 include two types of institutions: (1) associated law colleges that will only use LSAT India scores for admission purpose, and (2) other colleges that will use LSAT India scores but may or may not also use scores of other popular exams, like CLAT, for admission purposes.

2. LSAC is only responsible for the conduct of the LSAT India 2021 entrance exam; it doesn’t prescribe eligibility criteria for admission.

3. Instead, it is the LSAT India 2021 participating institutes that will release institute-wise eligibility for admission.

4. Candidates are therefore required to consult the eligibility criteria of the institute they are applying for admission to.

5. So, the aspirants before applying to a particular participating institute need to check out

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Hello Aspirant,

The registration for LSAT 2022 academic session has already been started. You can register for the same till 3 december. The exam will be conducted in offline manner on 15th january as per the examination committee's given schedule. You can check your eligibility and apply for LSAT.

Following is the link to apply for LSAT:

https://discoverlaw.excelindia.com/LSAT/

Hey there

Law School admission test is conducted by Law School admission Council for JD program. The colleges and Universities for which this exam is taken are mentioned below:

• Op Jindal Global University
• Vijay Bhoomi School of Law
• Faculty of law Manav Rachna University
• Munjal University
• GD Goenka University
• VIT School of Law
• Indore Institute of law

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Hello aspirant

hope you are doing great. As per your query  I would glad to tell you that those colleges who accepts ISAT exam score must ask to fill isat score in their colleges application while applying . SO yes you have to apply for colleges only when you have isat exam score

Hope you found this answer helpful. Good luck for your future

Hello there, aspirant.

If you want to study at one of the NLUs, you don't need to fill out several forms; instead, simply fill out the CLAT form and indicate your preference among the 21 NLUs that participate in the CLAT admission process.

If you want to attend NLU Delhi, you must fill out a separate application and take a separate entrance exam (AILET).

You must also complete out separate forms for universities that accept CLAT results other than NLUs.

If you have a specific question regarding some institutions, please provide the names of such colleges, and we will respond depending on your selection and enquiry.

Thanks!!

I hope this helps!!

Hello,

Law School Admission Test (LSAT) - India is an entrance exam conducted by the Law School Admission Council (LSAC) for admissions to undergraduate and postgraduate law courses.

Thr minimum eligibility prescribed for undergraduate programs in law (BA/BBA LL.B) i.e. 5-year integrated LLB are as enlisted below:

• General or Unreserved you must have minimum 45% marks in 10+2 level.
• If you belong to reserved category you must have graduated 10+2 level with at least 40% marks.

Yes, if your score are yet to be out you are also eligible for taking the exams.

https://law.careers360.com/articles/lsat-india-eligibility-criteria

Hope this helps!!!