LSAT India Participating Institutes 2019

LSAT India Participating Institutes 2019 – LSAT India 2019 will be conducted on May 26 for admissions into the undergraduate and postgraduate law programmes. The participating institutes of LSAT India 2019 are the ones which accept the percentile obtained by the candidates in the Law School Admission Test India. There is a segregation of LSAT India 2019 Participating Institutes between top law colleges accepting LSAT India scores and other law colleges accepting scores of LSAT India 2019. With the help of the list of participating institutes of LSAT India 2019, candidates will get to know the colleges which will be offering seats for undergraduate and postgraduate law programmes. These 50+ law colleges will be offering more than 10,000 seats to the law aspirants. The exam notification has been announced on October 4, 2018 for LSAT India 2019. These LSAT India 2019 Participating Institutes will be offering admissions to law programmes including - BA LLB, BBA LLB, B.Sc LLB, B.Com LLB, and LL.M. For more information on the participating institutes and courses offered, candidates need to read the complete article with the list given below.

LSAT India Participating Institutes 2019

Candidates can take a look here for the list of the participating institutes of LSAT India 2019 segregated on the basis of top law colleges and other law colleges accepting LSAT India 2019 scores. These 50 law colleges will be offering admissions to the candidates who wish to seek admission into the undergraduate and postgraduate law programmes.

LSAT India Participating Institutes 2019 – Top law colleges 

LSAT India Participating Institutes 2019 – Other law colleges

Other than the top law colleges accepting LSAT India 2019 scores, there are other institutes which accept the scores of LSAT India 2019. Take a look here for the list of institutes.

About LSAT India 2019

Pearson VUE will conduct LSAT India 2019 for the law aspirants who wish to seek admission into the five-year integrated, 3 yr LLB and LLM law programmes. Candidates will have to appear in the examination with 2 hours 20 minutes times and having 100 questions. There will be 4 sections included in the paper with the topics namely- Analytical Reasoning, Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension. This examination will test the aspirants good critical thinking skills.