Law School Admission Test India Eligibility Criteria

Candidates who wish to register for the LSAT examination should be required to check the eligibility criteria. The eligibility criteria include the nationality of the candidates, educational qualifications, and age limit. Below is detailed information on the eligibility criteria are mentioned.

Nationality

LSAT India is the test for admission into multiple law schools in India. Candidates may be from any country, but they take the test only from within India or any of the following countries, including Nepal, Bhutan, Pakistan, Maldives, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Oman, Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, Tanzania, Qatar, or Bahrain.

Educational Qualifications

1. Candidates applying for five-year integrated programs are only required to appear for an XII class examination or to have already cleared.
2. Candidates applying for the three-year LLB or LLM programs must have completed their graduation or be in their final year.

Age limit

Persons VUE has no age restrictions for candidates interested in taking the LSAT- India. They recommend checking the eligibility criteria, including the age limit set forth by the law college they’re interested in attending.

The eligibility criteria according to the courses

The eligibility criteria for various courses are different, which are listed below.

Three-year LLB Courses

Candidates who wish to apply for the LLB course, should required to check the below-mentioned eligibility criteria;

1. Candidates should hold a bachelor's degree in any discipline from any recognized University.
2. The aggregate mark for accepting law colleges is 50%, and for reserved category candidates, including SC/ST/PwD category, that is 45%.
3. Appearing candidates can also apply for the LSAT examination, but at the time of admission, they should submit their final year results.

LLM Courses

Candidates who wish to apply for the LLB course, should required to check the below-mentioned eligibility criteria.

1. Candidates should hold a bachelor's degree in Law from any recognized university in India or Abroad.
2. The aggregate mark for the accepting law degree colleges is 55%, and for reserved category candidates, including SC/ST/PwD category, that is 50%.
3. Appearing candidates can also apply for the LSAT examination, but at the time of admission, they should submit their final year results.