Morning Sam

Their are more than 10 colleges that offer 3-year Law programme. It is on you as to in which state you are willing to do 3-year course. I am attaching a link that will provide you a list of colleges and exam that you can fill for the course:

https://law.careers360.com/articles/9564-law-entrance-tests

However, if you want to know about more colleges or any secific state exam/college than please reply. We'll surely help you further.

Good Luck

Dear Arshad, through LSAT-India, Pearson VUE offers seats to more than 50 law schools of India. And each college or Institute will have its own number for intake of students. So, it gets tough to take a wild guess. The courses for which LSAT-India is conducted are BA LLB, BBA LLB, BCom LLB, BSc LLB, 3 year LLB, and LLM. There is a list of Institutes accepting LSAT and for that please visit our page https://law.careers360.com/articles/lsat-india. You can also check the eligibility criteria, exam pattern and important dates.  

Hi,

The Officials haven't released this data in public domain. But 50+ law colleges will be offering more than 10,000 seats to the law aspirants through LSAT-India Score.

I know Trinity Global Education in Mumbai and Delhi & also they take class for students from other states and countries too. There course is really helpful . I HAVE JOINED THERE STUDY ABROAD ENTRANCE EXAM AND THE WAY THEY GUIDED ME WAS REALLY HELPFUL .

They take one on one live sessions which is really helpful.

They first gave me a demo class to judge the session which helped me a lot to know about the test and course from there i enrolled and started with the allover sessions. You can contact them for further course and more details .

Hope this helps

I know Trinity Global Education in Mumbai and Delhi & also they take class for students from other states and countries too. There course is really helpful . I HAVE JOINED THERE STUDY ABROAD ENTRANCE EXAM AND THE WAY THEY GUIDED ME WAS REALLY HELPFUL .

They take one on one live sessions which is really helpful.

They first gave me a demo class to judge the session which helped me a lot to know about the test and course from there i enrolled and started with the allover sessions. You can contact them for further course and more details .

Hope This is helpful

Hello,

Admission in tamil nadu Dr. ambedkar law university for llb hons. (3 years) has eligiblity criteria as candidates should have passed any degree (B.A./B.Sc./B.Com./B.B.A./ B.E./B.Tech./M.B.B.S./B.Pharm/other graduates in general) and should have secured not less than 60% of the total marks in the aggregate. and the salection process is On the basis of merit in the qualifying examination and as per the rules of Govt. of Tamil Nadu.  thus according to this ISAT exam is not an eligiblity criteria here  ISAT IS  is National level Admission test which is conducted to offer admissions in B tech based on the applicants' JEE main scores.

hope this helps you !

all the best !

As the name LSAT India suggests it is a national-level law examination that will be conducted in paper-pencil mode by Pearson VUE on behalf of USA based Law School Admission Council (LSAC) for the Indian candidates seeking admission into the undergraduate and postgraduate law programmes of participating Indian institutes. So, you can't take admission in colleges offering Law programs abroad on the basis of LSAT India Score. By the way, if you want to study law overseas then taking part in LSAT (not LSAT India) will be helpful. LSAT scores are accepted for admission by all accredited law schools in the United States and Canada and some other countries.

List of participating Indian Law colleges of LSAT India

I hope it helps.

LSAT India is conducted for the admissions into the undergraduate and postgraduate law programmes. I would suggest you to go through with the given below link to check LSAT Participating Government & private colleges.

https://law.careers360.com/articles/lsat-india-participating-institutes

Good Luck!

The Rajiv Gandhi School of Intellectual Property Law is the first of its kind to impart law knowledge with an IIT. According to one article published in The Hindu in 2011 ( https://www.google.co.in/amp/s/www.thehindu.com/todays-paper/tp-national/tp-newdelhi/IIT-Kharagpur-adopts-LSAT-for-law-course/article15444678.ece/amp/ ) it does accept LSAT. But still prefer giving their own entrance exam as it's easy and there will be more chance of you getting in. Also the placement record is also damn good tgere.