lSAT
The law School Admission Test (lSAT) is a standardised test of reading and verbal reasoning skills designer by the US-based law Schools Admission Council (lSAC). It is a gateway for admissions for under graduate and post graduate law admissions in the country and more than 50 law colleges accept lSAT-India scores as one of their admissions criteria. It will assess critical-thinking, logical reasoning, problem-solving skills and traits that are needed for successful law practitioners.
Exam pattern
lSAT-India is a paper-and-pencil test with four sections. The duration of the test is two hours and 20 minutes. It’ll be segregated into four parts — analytical reasoning, logical reasoning (part-1), logical reasoning (part-2) and reading comprehension and each section carries 25 marks. All questions are multiple-choice. The lSAT-India freepractice tests can be downloaded from the following link www.pearsonvueindia.com/lsatindia/official-test-preparation/3.
Eligibility
Interested candidate must have passed 12th examination with 50 per cent marks from a recognised board of examination along with a post graduation in ll.B/B.l degree with 50 per cent of marks from a recognised university
Important dates
The lSAT-India will be administered in 16 cities on May 17, 2015. The last date for online registration is May 1, 2015 and through demand draft is April 28, 2015.