HELLO TARUNA,

First of all want to tell you that the question that you have asked didn’t make it clear that you want to apply for B.A.LLB or for LLB or can for LLM as each program has its own eligibility criteria.

Also you didn’t make it clear one thing that you have applied to LSAT India or LSAT for foreign country that means for Canada or any other, as if you have clear all these things then it will become easy for me to answer your question easily and more accurately ,although I understood your question and to try to give you the most accurate answer.

Though LSAT India is a very good option for law and you should also consider other options like : CLAT and AILET as these are also very good option you should go for these options for safer side as this helps you to not to meet to any mishappening on the other hand you can also apply for other universities which offers this course as competition is getting higher day by day and we cannot expect anything so you should always have some extra options in your hand as this will help you to survive in this harsh reality world if you want to apply for outside you can go for that also .Apart from all these you can go for other Law exams such as DU LLB, MH CET Law, IPU CET Law, BHU Law, Christ University Law, JMI LLB, KLEE, SET Law, KIITEE Law, AIBE and many more.

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% .

The Law School Admission Test (LSAT) is an integral part of law school admission in the United States, Canada, and a growing number of other countries. The test is designed specifically to assess key skills needed for success in law school, including reading comprehension, analytical reasoning, and logical reasoning. The LSAT is the only test accepted for admission purposes by all ABA-accredited law schools and Canadian common-law law schools.

Some law schools will accept tests other than the LSAT for admission. However, students who want to maximize their chances for admission are advised to take the LSAT. It is the only test accepted by all ABA-accredited law schools, and it is the only test that helps the test taker to determine if law school is right for them.

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