New Delhi: The LSAT 2023 registration has officially begun for the June session 2023. Interested and eligible candidates can apply for the Law School Admission Test (LSAT) through the official portal @lsatindia.in. The last date to submit the application is May 16, 2023. The Law School Admission Council (LSAC), administers the LSAT 2023 exam as the leading law school entrance examination for aspiring candidates seeking admission to the law programmes at the finest Law institutes in the country.
LSAT 2023 June: How to Apply?
Interested candidates can go through the following steps to apply for LSAT 2023 June Session;
Step 1: Go to the official website of LSAT 2023 – lsatindia.in
Step 2: On the homepage, click on ‘Sign up’, a form will appear on the next screen.
Step 3: Now, fill the form by entering your name, mobile number, email ID, country, state, and city.
Step 4: Next, Choose your password and the program you want to apply for.
Step 5: Finally, Enter the captcha code and click on sign up.
| Direct Link: LSAT 2023 Application Form (June Session) |
As per the schedule, the LSAT 2023 June registration window will be deactivated on May 26, 2023, and the test will commence from 17 April - 29 to May 2023 whereas the June test will be held in multiple slots between June 8 and 11, 2023.
Professor Anand Prakash Mishra, Director of Law Admissions at O.P. Jindal Global University and Associate Dean of Jindal Global Law School (JGLS), stated that the LSAT—India scores are the only criteria used to fill 100% of the seats in the 5-year BCom LLB , BA LLB, and BBA LLB Honours programmes.
In addition, approximately 400 scholarships worth 10% to 75% of the tuition are given out at Jindal Global Law School based on LSAT—IndiaTM scores, provided that the parent's income is within the set parameters.
Every legal student in India who plans to enrol in a 5-year law program, a 3-year LLB program, or a one-year LLM course must take the LSAT—IndiaTM in June 2023. Mishra said that with the LSAT India January 2023 results, more than 500 candidates were already accepted to JGLS. If students want to join JGLS, they must sign up for the exam in June 2023 and prepare thoroughly for it.
Mishra expressed his emphasis from a scholarly perspective, saying that no legal admission test in India compares to the scientific approach, creativity, and high standards of this test.
All candidates, irrespective of which law school they aspire to join, must take the LSAT—India™ to assess their logic and reasoning skills and their suitability to study law.
LSAT 2023: Institutions Accepting the Score
There are a total of twelve institutions associated with the curriculum that will accept LSAT 2023 scores into their programmes for candidate's consideration. Following are the institutes:
LSAT 2023 Exam Pattern
LSAT—India, now in its 14th year, is one of the top admission tests for law schools in India that are utilised for both undergraduate and graduate studies. The LSAT—India is a standardised test for evaluating the abilities of law candidates based on advanced reading skills, critical thinking, and informal and deductive reasoning skills. It includes parts of Analytical Reasoning, Logical Reasoning, and Reading Comprehension. There are 92 questions that must be completed within a duration of two hours and twenty minutes. The Results are reported with both a percentile rank and a scaled score.
LSAT 2023: Take from Home
The test will be offered online throughout India to give participants the greatest access and convenience, with remote proctoring to guarantee test integrity. Candidates must make sure that they meet the essential system and environment prerequisites before taking the test in order to access it from home. Further, they are advised to read through these frequently asked questions in order to familiarise themselves with important details of the test, such as the system requirements and test-taking strategies.
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