How to Prepare for LSAT India 2018

Designed by Law School Admission Council (LSAC), LSAT India is a reasoning and reading skills test, which is scheduled to be held on May 20, 2018 across the country.

The pen-paper based exam will be conducted in 20 cities. In the paper, there are around 92-100 questions that candidates have to attempt within the duration of two hours and twenty minutes.

LSAT India is a gateway for admission in more than 80 law schools in the country. Therefore, it is extremely important for law aspirants to attempt all the questions in the paper to the best of their ability.

LSAT India 2018 will have questions related to analytical reasoning, logical reasoning and reading comprehension. While preparing for this law entrance exam, students should keep in mind that it is a skills test and not a knowledge test. Apart from this, students should keep the following pointers in mind for the exam day.

Reach Your Exam Venue Before the Scheduled Time: The examination will begin at 10:30 AM on the exam day. However, candidates must reach the venue around 9:30 AM, which is atleast an hour prior to the commencement of the exam. Those who will reach after 10 AM will not be permitted to appear for the exam.

Carry Necessary Documents: Candidates must ensure that they have all the necessary documents such as admit card, identity proof, etc. on the exam day. Those who forget to bring the required documents could be barred from taking the exam.

Go Through the Paper Carefully: When you sit down to answer the paper, read all the questions carefully to avoid making any silly mistakes. Take your time while going through the paper as the exam is known to have longer questions which are bound to consume a lot of time. 

Attempt All Questions: Candidates taking LSAT India 2018 must try and attempt as many questions as possible because there is ample time to solve the paper. 

No Negative Marking: The best part about taking LSAT India 2018 is that it has no negative marking. So, you must try and attempt all the questions even if you're not sure about the answers.

Time Management: Since every section in LSAT India has a fixed time duration, you must try and manage your time well. This is because once the allotted time is over for a particular section, you will not be allowed to return to that specific test section and attempt questions that were left unanswered.

Revision: Approximately 35 minutes will be given to solve each section in LSAT India 2018. Therefore, you should try to answer all the questions in a particular section within the fixed duration and keep at least 5-10 minutes spare to do a quick revision of that particular section.