Hello Rakhi,

LSAT India Eligibility Criteria 2019 – Qualification required for five-year integrated law programmes -

A candidate to appear in LSAT India 2019 needs to qualify his/her 10+2 examination under senior secondary norms or equivalent examination from a recognized board.

Securing at least 50% marks in the qualifying examination is mandatory.

LSAT India Eligibility Criteria 2019 – Qualification required for three-year LLB programme

Candidates seeking admission into the three-year law programme need to hold an LLB degree from any recognized university.

A candidate needs to score at least 55 percent marks in the qualifying degree.

LSAT India Eligibility Criteria 2019 - Qualification required for LLM programme

Aspirants of LSAT India 2019 seeking admission to LLM programme need to possess an LLB degree from any recognized university recognized by Bar Council of India.

An aspirant should score at least 55 percent marks in the qualifying degree.

If you are belonging to reserved categories (SC/ST/PwD), then the university gives 5 percent relaxation and which stands to be 50%.

For more details please visit -

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

Hope this helps.

Hey Rakhi.

No, you can't appear for LSAT (abroad) directly after class 12th. Through LSAT you get admission for JD Course which is equivalent to Indian 3 year LLB. This course can be pursued only after you have completed any three year LLB degree. So you can appear for LSAT after you have completed any UG course or in the final year of your UG degree. In India there are integrated law courses for 5 years which combine law and a UG degree you can go for that directly after 12th. But for LSAT abroad you'll have to complete graduation first.

You can use the link below to see the eligibility criteria for LSAT. https://www.google.com/amp/s/studyabroad.careers360.com/articles/lsat-eligibility-criteria/amp

Best of luck