Hi there,

LSAT global is an entrance test which is essentially a law entrance exam which is conducted by Law School Admission Council 4 times a year, the scores of LSAT is used by several universities in US, Canada etc for admission to the law courses there and these scores are given a lot of weightage while assessing the application for admission. Jindal Global Law School in India also accepts LSAT scores for admission in law. Now, once you have secured admission abroad and have pursued your law degree abroad then to practice in that country you need to qualify the Bar exam of that country and subsequent to clearing that Bar exam you can get enrolled as a law practitioner in that country and it is not necessary for you to return to India for practicing law, you can very well settle abroad.