Here are the major stages of the SLAT-
SLAT Eligibility Criteria
Before applying SLAT, individuals must meet the course's eligibility requirements. Even if they pass the entrance exam, those who do not match the SLAT eligibility conditions will not be accepted into the program. The eligibility conditions are described in detail below.
Education - The student must have completed Class 12 or an equivalent qualification from a recognised board.
They must have scored at least 45% (40% for SC and ST applicants) in their Class 12 or equivalent test.
Age Restrictions – There are no age restrictions for taking the SLAT.
SLAT Application Form
SLAT application form is issued at set-test.org. The SLAT application procedure comprises phases such as registration, application form completion, document uploading, and fee payment.
SLAT Application Process
Online Registration
Registration for SLAT is done through set-test.org. It allows the candidates to register online within the deadline provided. Candidates must check that the details they entered are correct. Under no circumstances will alterations be accepted after registration. Candidates are entirely responsible for providing accurate information during the application process.
If any information given by the applicant when filling out / uploading the application form is proven to be false, SIU reserves the right to reject the application or enrollment at any point, following its laws and regulations. Any attempt to influence the Institute's administration or personnel, whether direct or indirect, shall result in the candidate's instant disqualification.
All correspondence with candidates will be handled solely through the official email address (info@set-test.org).
Fee Payment
Applicants may make the SLAT application payment through -
- Billdesk Payment Gateway
- EASEBUZZ Payment Gateway
- Indian Bank Payment Gateway
- Demand Draft.
The SLAT entrance exam registration fee is Rs 1950 per test and is non-refundable and non-transferable.In addition, students must pay a non-refundable and non-transferable programme registration cost of Rs 1000 for each programme for which they want to apply.
SLAT Exam Pattern
Candidates taking the SLAT exam should be familiar with the format of the test before beginning their preparations. The examination will be administered in a computer-based test format and taken online. There will be sixty questions, and each one will count for one point. In addition, there is no provision for negative marking. The following provides exhaustive information on the format of the SLAT examination -
Events | Details |
|---|
SLAT Exam Mode | Online |
SLAT Question Type | Objective |
SLAT Exam Duration | 1 Hour |
SLAT Total Questions | 60 |
SLAT Maximum Marks | 60 |
SLAT Negative Marking | No negative marking |
SLAT Syllabus
SLAT syllabus must be followed by the candidates preparing for the exam. The SLAT curriculum consists of five sections: Reading Comprehension, Legal Reasoning, General Knowledge (both static GK and current events), Logical reasoning, and Analytical reasoning. Here is a breakdown of the questions based on the chapters.
SLAT Syllabus Section-Wise Distribution
Subject | Total Questions | Total Marks |
|---|
Logical Reasoning | 12 Questions | 12 Marks |
Legal Reasoning | 12 Questions | 12 Marks |
Analytical Reasoning | 12 Questions | 12 Marks |
Reading Comprehension | 12 Questions | 12 Marks |
General Knowledge | 12 Questions | 12 Marks |
Grand Total | 60 Questions | 60 Marks |
SLAT Exam Centres
Some of the important pointers regarding SLAT exam centres are as follows -
- Once a candidate has paid for SLAT, no requests for test city changes will be considered. The test city is assigned according to the date of payment for the SLAT. The earlier the candidates paid, the better the chances of receiving their preferred Test City.
- It is recommended that candidates pick which examinations they want to take before registering, as test centre capacity is restricted in computer-based tests.
- The Admit Card will include the Test Center's name and address.
- While every effort will be taken to guarantee that the applicant receives the test city of his or her choice, in some unusual cases, a separate test city in a location nearby may be assigned.
- In the case that the requested city is unavailable for any reason, the Symbiosis Test Secretariat has the option to alter or allot a location other than the one selected by the candidate.
- Schedules and the nature / structure of the test may change due to unavoidable circumstances, and all tests may be conducted wholly online, entirely offline, or in a hybrid of both formats at the discretion of SIU.
How to prepare for SLAT
SLAT is one of the most prominent law entrance tests and might be challenging to pass. Candidates should prioritise achieving a strong score over simply passing the exam and being invited to the WAT and PI stages. A high SLAT score increases candidates' chances of admission to their preferred Symbiosis schools.
Here are some pointers for candidates to consider as they prepare for the exam.
Tips for SLAT Subject-Wise Preparation
Preparation for the SLAT Analytical and Logical Reasoning
Each segment will contain 12 questions. Regular practice can help candidates prepare for these areas. They should concentrate on speed and precision when practising logical and analytical reasoning. Candidates can prepare for the SLAT logical and analytical reasoning section by working through previous year question papers and sample papers.
Preparation for the SLAT Legal Aptitude Section
Questions in this part will cover a wide range of legal issues, including constitutional law, polity, torts, contract law, and legal current events. Candidates should first focus on conceptual development and then practise mock tests to shape their preparation.
Preparation for the SLAT Reading Comprehension Section
This portion assesses the reading and analytical abilities of the aspirants. Candidates are quizzed on passage comprehension questions. They must attentively read the material and respond to the underlying questions. The questions could be about vocabulary, fill in the blanks, grammar, antonyms and synonyms, and so on. Candidates might study a typical grammar book and a daily newspaper to prepare for this section. Reading articles and editorials is the best way to develop reading habits.
Preparation for the SLAT General knowledge Section
In this segment, questions about general knowledge and current events will be asked. General knowledge questions in Class 12th are largely about history, geography, and politics. Current affairs questions can be posed about national and worldwide events, awards, sports, international issues, and other topics.
Reading a reputable newspaper on a daily basis and a monthly current affairs journal / magazine will greatly assist candidates in preparing for current events. A standard book, such as Lucent GK, can be used to prepare general knowledge.
SLAT Admit Card
Aspirants can access the SLAT admit card online by logging into the SIU's examination portal. The admit card is required for participation in the examination. It will include information such as the exam centre's name, address, roll number, and candidate's name, as well as exam instructions. Candidates should keep their SLAT admit card safe until the admission process is completed. During the paperwork verification process, they will be required to provide their SLAT admit card.
SLAT Result
Candidates will have the option to download their SLAT scorecards online by logging into the result portal. To get the SLAT results, they will need to enter a SET ID and password. The scorecard will include information such as the candidate's marks, rank, and qualification status.
How to get the SLAT results?
- Visit the set-test.org; the official website of SET.
- Select the SLAT score card link and log in with the SET ID and password.
- The scorecard will appear on the screen.
- Get the scorecard and store it for future use.
Shortlisting and Selection Process for SLAT
Follow the below details to understand the shortlisting and selection process for SLAT -
Shortlisting for Personal Interaction and Writing Ability Test (PI-WAT) or Studio Test and Personal Interaction (ST - PI)
Applicants for PI-WAT / ST-PI will be selected based on their specific entrance test scores. For details and dates of PI-WAT / ST-PI, please visit the respective institute's website. To be able to apply to any UG programme, applicants must complete all PI-WAT / ST-PI components and tests. Only individuals who complete all components / tests of the selection process (PI-WAT / ST-PI) will be included for the generation of the merit / wait / reject list.
Students who fail to appear for any of the components or tests will be deemed ineligible for the SIU UG degree programme selection procedure.
SLAT Merit List
The merit list will be determined by adjusting the entrance exam result to 50 marks and the PI-WAT scores. The category-specific cut offs for the merit list and wait list will be posted on the relevant institutes' websites.
The number of available seats will determine the movement of the waitlist. Please keep in mind that all enrollment is conditional and will be finalised upon payment of fees before the due date, subject to meeting the eligibility requirements of the particular programmes, and in compliance with the Symbiosis International rules (Deemed University).
