LSAT 2021: Application (Till 16th May), Exam Dates (Out), Exam Pattern

 LSAT 2021 Application Form has been extended till 16th May 2021 for May session exam. The exam is now being held twice in a year – March & May 2021. LSAT is a national level entrance exam conducted by Law School Admission Council (LSAC). LSAT entrance test is conducted every year to offer admission into UG/ PG and integrated law courses. Students must have to qualify this entrance test to get admission into renowned law colleges of the country. The application process will get started through online mode. In this article, we have provided complete details about LSAT 2021 regarding application form, exam dates, eligibility criteria, exam pattern, etc.

LSAT 2021 Exam Dates

Candidates can check below official LSAT 2021 Exam Dates for March & May session for various events of exam:

EventsDates 2021 (Announced)
March sessionMay session
Online application process opens10th November 2020
End of online early registration12th February 2021
Registration closes14th March 202116th May 2021
System verification test–5th May to 25th May 2021
Exam appointment/ Self scheduling for examfrom 20th March 202113th to 20th May 2021
LSAT 2021 Exam25th March 2021Starting 29th May 2021
Announcement of Result12th April 202128th June 2021

LSAT 2021 Application Form

Check details about LSAT 2021 application details in the below provided section briefly:

  • LSAT 2021 Application process has been started from 6th November 2020 by online mode. No offline mode will be entertained.
  • Students are advised to apply before the last date as no applications will be accepted after the last date of submission which is 14th March 2021 for March session exam.
  • For May session, the last date to apply is till 16th May 2021.
  • Students should apply through single application as multiple application forms will get rejected.
  • At the time of registration, students are recommended to register with a valid email id and mobile number.
  • After completion of registration, students will be provided with login registration id and password. Students must note it as it will be essential for future login.
  • Complete application details must be submitted correctly in the application form.
  • Students must print the application form and the fee payment receipt for further admission reference.

Application Fee:

Payment mode: Candidates can pay the application fee via debit/credit card. No offline mode will be available for application fee payment.

The Application fee for all the candidates is Rs. 3800.

LSAT 2021 Eligibility Criteria

Candidates can check below LSAT Eligibility criteria for UG /PG law courses admission:

  • Age Limit: There is no upper or lower age limit to apply for LSAT.
  • LLB Programme: Passed Bachelor’s degree from a recognized university with minimum 45% aggregate marks.
  • BA-LLB Programme: Student must have passed 12th level with minimum 45% marks from a recognized board/ university.
  • LLM Programme: Passed 3 or 5 year LLB program with minimum of 45% aggregate marks from a recognized institute/ university in the course of LLB. Passing marks may vary as per the institutions.

LSAT 2021 Exam Pattern

Know LSAT Exam Pattern details briefly in the below given section:

  • Exam Mode: LSAT exam will be held through Pen and Paper mode.
  • Language Medium: The language of the paper will be in English.
  • Sections: The test will have four sections – Reading Comprehension, Analytical Reasoning, Logical reasoning – 1 & Logical reasoning – 2.
  • Exam Duration: 2 hours & 20 minutes will be provided to complete the paper. 35 minutes will be given for every section.
  • Questions Type: Multiple-choice type of questions will be there in the paper.
  • Number of Questions: Total of 92 to 100 questions will be there in the paper.
  • Marking Scheme: 1 mark will be provided for each right answer. There will be no negative marking for incorrect response.
    Check details of number of questions and allotted time in the below given sections:
LSAT Test SectionsNumber of QuestionsTime Allotted
Analytical Reasoning24 (approximate)35 Minutes
Reading Comprehension24 (approximate)35 Minutes
Logical Reasoning – I24 (approximate)35 Minutes
Logical Reasoning – II24 (approximate)35 Minutes
Total92 to 100 questions140 Minutes

LSAT 2021 Syllabus

LSAT 2021 Syllabus can be checked below for various sections:

Analytical Reasoning: Selection, Comparison, Logical deductions, Arrangement, Intersection Type, Coding & Decoding, Direction, Family Based Problems etc.

Logical Reasoning: Cubes, Calendar, Clock, Venn diagram, Binary Logic, Logical Matching, Syllogism, Blood Relation, Logical Connectives, Seating Arrangements, etc.

Reading Comprehension: There will be topics of reading comprehension – including Sociology, Technology, Law, Economics, Business, Psychology, Philosophy etc.

LSAT 2021 Preparation Tips

Students can go through below given LSAT Preparation Tips to raise the standards of exam preparation and chances of success:

  • Go through the details of exam syllabus and pattern, then start your preparation.
  • Solve past papers and model papers for a good practice.
  • Test yourself on a regular basis by attempting mock test. By this you will get to know your preparation standards.
  • Go for good study material for your exam preparation which is mostly recommended by professionals.
  • Make notes of all important points and revise them daily.

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