LSAT Examination 2024: Latest Update
The LSAT India result for the January 2024 session will be released on February 7, 2024. To download the result, candidates will have to log in to their account using their registered email address and password.
The LSAT India 2024 exam for the January session was conducted on January 20 and 21, 2024. The exam was conducted in a Proctored-Based Test mode for which candidates need to follow the exam guidelines ascertained by the exam authority.
The LSAT India registration for January 2024 session is closed now. Candidates can fill out the LSAT India 2024 registration form for the May 2024 session till May 2, 2024. The LSAT India 2024 exam dates for May 2024 session are May 16 to 19, 2024.
LSAT India Analysis 2024 - Overview
1. As per the experts, LSAT India January section 2024 had a moderate difficulty level.
2. The Logical reasoning 2 section was the toughest.
3. The logical Reasoning 1 Section was Easy
4. The Reading Comprehension section was Easy.
5. The Analytical reasoning section was Moderate.
6. Like the previous year's LSAT India, no strange questions were asked.
7. This year's paper was moderately difficult compared to the question paper designed in 2020 and 2019.
LSAT India Analysis 2024 - Good Attempts
1. The overall score is the aggregate of the scores in all the sections.
2. Generally, a good score in the LSAT India exam is considered to be above 380.
3. A score above 400 is considered excellent and is likely to get a candidate admitted to the top law schools in India.
Section-wise LSAT India Analysis 2024
When it comes to analysing the performance of the candidates in the LSAT India exam, it is essential to look at the overall score of the candidate as well as the individual section scores.
LSAT India Analysis 2024 of Analytical Reasoning
Go through the sectional analysis of the reasoning section:
1. Like last year's LSAT India, the analytical reasoning section was no different.
2. The Analytical Reasoning section a moderate section of the exam.
3. But many students struggled to get a good score in this section due to lack of practice as these types of questions aren't asked in CLAT.
4. More logic-based questions were asked like arrangement-based and puzzles.
5. Due to the absence of negative marking, students attempted more questions based on an educated guess.
6. No surprise questions were asked. Typical reasoning questions were asked.
LSAT India Analysis 2024 of Reading Comprehension
Refer to the brief analysis of the reading comprehension section:
1. The reading comprehension section was easy for the majority of the students.
2. This section comprised four sections to assess the candidate's ability to read and comprehend written material.
3. Each section consisted of a passage followed by five to eight questions.
4. Overall, the level of difficulty was low for this section.
5. The Reading Comprehension section was the longest section of the exam.
6. It tested the ability of the participants to read and comprehend texts.
7. The questions were of varying difficulty levels, and the candidates had to answer them within the given time limit.
LSAT India Analysis 2024 of Logical Reasoning
1. The logical reasoning section 1 was easy to moderate level.
2. The logical Reasoning section 2 was moderate to difficult.
3. However, some unexpected questions were asked.
4. A lot of questions were asked from the topic, Flaws in the Argument.
5. Questions were asked from the topics, Inference, Assumptions, Conclusion also
6. The Logical Reasoning section tested the ability of the aspirants to identify patterns and draw logical conclusions from given data.
7. The questions were of varied difficulty levels, and the test takers had to answer them.
8. The Analytical Reasoning section was the second most challenging section of the exam.
9. It tested the candidate's ability to analyse and evaluate complex problems.
10. The overall difficulty level of this section was moderate.
LSAT 2023 Exam Analysis
In 2023 Jan attempt, the LSAT exam had 92 questions, and the time allowed was 140 minutes. We expect it to be on the same line for the LSAT in 2023 June attempt as well.
LSAT 2023 Section wise analysis
Analytical Reasoning
In this test, the degree of difficulty ranges from moderate to difficult. Task assignments, conditionality, grouping, and arrangements are only a few of the topics covered in this area. On the other hand, the questions may be difficult, and you may spend most of your time answering them. To make the most of your time, it is essential that you practise diligently.
1st Logical Reasoning and 2nd Logical Reasoning
Both parts of Logical Reasoning are difficult and time-consuming. On the other hand, the first section of Legal Reasoning is less difficult than the second. The sections range from moderate to difficult. In general, the sections follow normal procedures. Candidates should anticipate a similar degree of difficulty on the LSAT in 2023.
Reading Comprehension
This section is less difficult than other sections of the exam. A few candidates might have difficulty tackling passage-based questions since they may take time to analyse the problems. Because the passages are of varying lengths, students may need to devote more time to reading. The comprehension sections may cover science, politics, environment, and other subjects.
Law School Admission Test (LSAT) India Analysis 2021
LSAT India is an online entrance exam conducted by the Law School Admission Council (LSAC) for admissions to undergraduate law schools in India. The entrance test is conducted in multiple cities. For 2021 The exam was held in different shifts from May 29 onwards.
LSAT 2021 Section wise analysis
Analytical Reasoning
The level of difficulty for this exam is moderate to difficult. The questions in this section are based on task assignment, conditionality, grouping, arrangements and much more. However, the questions can be tricky, which might consume most of your time. Thus, it is required that you practice it well to save most of your time.For LSAT 2021, the number of questions will be 92 and the time allotted will be 140 minutes.
Logical Reasoning 1
Logical Reasoning are tricky and time-consuming. However, the first section of legal reasoning is easier .The logical reasoning section of the exam was quite lengthy
Logical Reasoning 2
Logical Reasoning are tricky .This section is tough . Overall, the section is on standard lines.The question paper this year maintained the typical nature in terms of difficulty. Moreover, the exam experts shared that the paper had some really good analytical q
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LSAT Examination 2024: Latest Update
The LSAT India result for the January 2024 session will be released on February 7, 2024. To download the result, candidates will have to log in to their account using their registered email address and password.
The LSAT India 2024 exam for the January session was conducted on January 20 and 21, 2024. The exam was conducted in a Proctored-Based Test mode for which candidates need to follow the exam guidelines ascertained by the exam authority.
The LSAT India registration for January 2024 session is closed now. Candidates can fill out the LSAT India 2024 registration form for the May 2024 session till May 2, 2024. The LSAT India 2024 exam dates for May 2024 session are May 16 to 19, 2024.
LSAT India Analysis 2024 - Overview
1. As per the experts, LSAT India January section 2024 had a moderate difficulty level.
2. The Logical reasoning 2 section was the toughest.
3. The logical Reasoning 1 Section was Easy
4. The Reading Comprehension section was Easy.
5. The Analytical reasoning section was Moderate.
6. Like the previous year's LSAT India, no strange questions were asked.
7. This year's paper was moderately difficult compared to the question paper designed in 2020 and 2019.
LSAT India Analysis 2024 - Good Attempts
1. The overall score is the aggregate of the scores in all the sections.
2. Generally, a good score in the LSAT India exam is considered to be above 380.
3. A score above 400 is considered excellent and is likely to get a candidate admitted to the top law schools in India.
Section-wise LSAT India Analysis 2024
When it comes to analysing the performance of the candidates in the LSAT India exam, it is essential to look at the overall score of the candidate as well as the individual section scores.
LSAT India Analysis 2024 of Analytical Reasoning
Go through the sectional analysis of the reasoning section:
1. Like last year's LSAT India, the analytical reasoning section was no different.
2. The Analytical Reasoning section a moderate section of the exam.
3. But many students struggled to get a good score in this section due to lack of practice as these types of questions aren't asked in CLAT.
4. More logic-based questions were asked like arrangement-based and puzzles.
5. Due to the absence of negative marking, students attempted more questions based on an educated guess.
6. No surprise questions were asked. Typical reasoning questions were asked.
LSAT India Analysis 2024 of Reading Comprehension
Refer to the brief analysis of the reading comprehension section:
1. The reading comprehension section was easy for the majority of the students.
2. This section comprised four sections to assess the candidate's ability to read and comprehend written material.
3. Each section consisted of a passage followed by five to eight questions.
4. Overall, the level of difficulty was low for this section.
5. The Reading Comprehension section was the longest section of the exam.
6. It tested the ability of the participants to read and comprehend texts.
7. The questions were of varying difficulty levels, and the candidates had to answer them within the given time limit.
LSAT India Analysis 2024 of Logical Reasoning
1. The logical reasoning section 1 was easy to moderate level.
2. The logical Reasoning section 2 was moderate to difficult.
3. However, some unexpected questions were asked.
4. A lot of questions were asked from the topic, Flaws in the Argument.
5. Questions were asked from the topics, Inference, Assumptions, Conclusion also
6. The Logical Reasoning section tested the ability of the aspirants to identify patterns and draw logical conclusions from given data.
7. The questions were of varied difficulty levels, and the test takers had to answer them.
8. The Analytical Reasoning section was the second most challenging section of the exam.
9. It tested the candidate's ability to analyse and evaluate complex problems.
10. The overall difficulty level of this section was moderate.
LSAT 2023 Exam Analysis
In 2023 Jan attempt, the LSAT exam had 92 questions, and the time allowed was 140 minutes. We expect it to be on the same line for the LSAT in 2023 June attempt as well.
LSAT 2023 Section wise analysis
Analytical Reasoning
In this test, the degree of difficulty ranges from moderate to difficult. Task assignments, conditionality, grouping, and arrangements are only a few of the topics covered in this area. On the other hand, the questions may be difficult, and you may spend most of your time answering them. To make the most of your time, it is essential that you practise diligently.
1st Logical Reasoning and 2nd Logical Reasoning
Both parts of Logical Reasoning are difficult and time-consuming. On the other hand, the first section of Legal Reasoning is less difficult than the second. The sections range from moderate to difficult. In general, the sections follow normal procedures. Candidates should anticipate a similar degree of difficulty on the LSAT in 2023.
Reading Comprehension
This section is less difficult than other sections of the exam. A few candidates might have difficulty tackling passage-based questions since they may take time to analyse the problems. Because the passages are of varying lengths, students may need to devote more time to reading. The comprehension sections may cover science, politics, environment, and other subjects.
Law School Admission Test (LSAT) India Analysis 2021
LSAT India is an online entrance exam conducted by the Law School Admission Council (LSAC) for admissions to undergraduate law schools in India. The entrance test is conducted in multiple cities. For 2021 The exam was held in different shifts from May 29 onwards.
LSAT 2021 Section wise analysis
Analytical Reasoning
The level of difficulty for this exam is moderate to difficult. The questions in this section are based on task assignment, conditionality, grouping, arrangements and much more. However, the questions can be tricky, which might consume most of your time. Thus, it is required that you practice it well to save most of your time.For LSAT 2021, the number of questions will be 92 and the time allotted will be 140 minutes.
Logical Reasoning 1
Logical Reasoning are tricky and time-consuming. However, the first section of legal reasoning is easier .The logical reasoning section of the exam was quite lengthy
Logical Reasoning 2
Logical Reasoning are tricky .This section is tough . Overall, the section is on standard lines.The question paper this year maintained the typical nature in terms of difficulty. Moreover, the exam experts shared that the paper had some really good analytical questions. They said students, prepared with previous years papers wouldn't have found any surprises in the type of questions
Reading Comprehension
The section is easier than other sections. However, a few candidates might experience a little difficulty in attempting passage-based questions, as candidates might take time in analyzing questions. Passages are of different lengths, though, students might need to spend time in reading them. Comprehension passages might be based on topics like science, politics, environment etc.
Law School Admission Test (LSAT) India Analysis 2020
The LSAT-India 2020 is held in multiple cities of India. The examination for 2020 started from July 19, 2020 with their last exam on July 22, 2020. This year LSAT 2020 had a back-up exam on July 23, 2020.
The examination has four sections, which include Analytical Reasoning, Reading Comprehensions, and two sections of Logical Reasoning.
LSAT 2020 Section wise analysis
Logical Reasoning 1
Each Questions had five answer options. Each paragraph was 3-5 lines long in easily comprehensible language. 4-5 Questions were in dialogue form. Reading the questions first would have helped students. Question were of Easy to Medium difficulty. Being first section, it boosted test takers’ confidence.
Good Attempt: 20-22 Ques.
Topic | Number of Questions |
Inference | 5 |
Strengthen | 4 |
Weaken | 4 |
Conclusion | 3 |
Assumption | 3 |
Evaluate | 2 |
Flaw | 1 |
Paragraph Completion | 1 |
TOTAL | 23 |
Logical Reasoning 2
Each Question had five answer options. This section was more difficult than LR-1. This section had few challenging question types like Paradox, Para-completion and Role in the argument. Reading the question first and then getting into the paragraph was the best strategy for this section.
Good Attempt: 18-20 Questions
Topic | Number of Questions |
Weaken argument | 4 |
Inference | 3 |
Strengthen argument | 3 |
Statement-Assumption | 3 |
Evaluate | 2 |
Paragraph Completion | 2 |
Paradox | 2 |
Role in the argument | 2 |
Flaw in the argument | 1 |
Conclusion | 1 |
TOTAL | 23 |
Analytical Reasoning
There were four sets, based on Grouping/Conditionalities, Arrangements and task assignment. This section was time consuming, as some questions were tricky and hence selection of questions was important here. Each Questions had five answer options. Overall this section was Moderate - Difficult.
Good Attempt: 15 - 18 Questions
Reading Comprehension
Level of Difficulty- Easy to Medium - 17 Questions, Difficult - 6 Questions
Good Attempt: 17-19 Questions
Type of Question | Type of Passage |
I
(Humanities) | II
Science- Deep-well Injection of toxic waste) | III
(Social Studies- Selection of judges in England & Wales before 1989) | IV
DUAL PASSAGE
(Literature- Prescriptivist v/s Descriptivist Grammarian) | TOTAL |
Specific Detail | 4 | 3 | 2 | 1 | 10 |
Inference | 3 | 1 | 2 | 2 | 8 |
Parallel reasoning | 0 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 2 |
Comparison | 0 | 0 | 0 | 3 | 3 |
TOTAL | 23 |
Major Highlights
1. Overall the difficulty level of the exam was Moderate.
2. Overall good attempt - 76-78
3. With 85% accuracy, good score should be 65-67.
4. Students could move to next section only after previous section’s time limit was over & could not return to the previous section.
LSAT India 2020 Cutoff
Participating Colleges | Gen | OBC | SC | ST | PwD |
ITM Law School | 142.9 | 133.6 | 104.7 | 98.1 | 111.8 |
Alliance School of Law, Alliance University | 145.2 | 132.6 | 102.4 | 99.1 | 109.1 |
AURO University, School of Law | 131.9 | 104.6 | 81.2 | 83.7 | 49.2 |
School of Law, Ansal University | 134.2 | 104.6 | 89 | 76 | 72 |
School of Law, Gitam University | 122 | 109.1 | 80 | 62.1 | 60.1 |
J S S Law College | 120.1 | 103 | 81 | 61 | 60 |
Central India College of Law | 125 | 111.2 | 73 | 64 | 48 |
School of Law, K.R Mangalam University | 121 | 101.2 | 71 | 60 | 51 |
Rajiv Gandhi School of Intellectual Property Law | 119 | 104 | 62 | 51.1 | 46.2 |
K.L.E Society’s Law College | 119 | 103 | 62 | 55 | 44 |
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