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Scholarship Exam Details

The Law School Admission Test (LSAT-India) is a standardized test used for admission to over 50 law schools in India. Beyond admission, it is the sole criteria for the LSAC Global Merit Scholarship and several university-specific awards. For 2026, the scholarship provides full tuition fee waivers (up to ₹4 Lakhs) for the topper and significant awards for the top 50 rankers. It targets students entering the 5-year Integrated LLB or 3-year LLB programs. Unlike CLAT, which focuses on General Knowledge, LSAT-India is a Pure Aptitude Test. It evaluates critical thinking, logical reasoning, and reading comprehension. It is considered one of the most scientific entrance exams, as it predicts a student's success in law school rather than their ability to memorize facts.

Important Dates

Opening Date: 06-Apr-2026 02:12 PM

Closing Date: 06-Apr-2026 02:12 PM

Q1: How many times is the LSAT-India conducted in 2026? It is usually
A1: It is usually conducted twice a year—once in January and once in May. This allows students two attempts to get a scholarship-level score.
Q2: Is there any "Negative Marking" in the LSAT-India?
A2: No, there is zero negative marking. This is a major advantage for students, allowing them to attempt all questions without fear of losing marks.
Q3: What is the "Scaled Score" and "Percentile"?
A3: LSAT-India provides a scaled score between 420 and 480. For scholarships, your "Percentile" is what matters most; typically, a 99th percentile is required for the top merit scholarship
Q4: Which colleges accept LSAT-India scores for scholarships?
A4: Major schools like Jindal Global Law School (JGLS), UPES Dehradun, and NMIMS use these scores to award their own internal merit scholarships.

  • Reading Comprehension: 4 passages (Law, Science, Humanities, Arts) testing main idea, inference, and vocabulary in context.

  • Analytical Reasoning (Logic Games): Puzzles involving ordering, grouping, and assignment based on multiple constraints.

  • Logical Reasoning: Analyzing arguments, identifying premises/conclusions, detecting fallacies, and evaluating evidence.

     

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Guidelines

  • All questions are mandatory and there is no negative marking.
  • Duration: minutes
  • Total Questions:
  • Question Type: MCQ

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