Updated By Debanjalee Sen on 22 Apr, 2024 15:01
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LSAT India syllabus 2024 has been announced by Pearson VUE on the official website. While preparing for the entrance test, candidates must follow the LSAT India 2024 syllabus and get an idea about the major subjects and topics they need to cover.
That way, they can categorise the significant and the least important topics and split their time accordingly while preparing. Once they have covered the syllabus, they are advised to attempt mock tests and solve sample papers for effective preparation.
Here are some essential highlights regarding the LSAT India 2024 syllabus.
Parameters | Details |
|---|---|
Sections | 4 Sections: Analytical Reasoning 1, Logical Reasoning 1, Logical Reasoning 2, Reading Comprehension 1 |
Weightage Per Section | 23 questions: Analytical Reasoning 1 24 questions: Reading Comprehension 1 22 questions: Logical Reasoning 1 23 questions: Logical Reasoning 2 |
Section-Wise Marking Scheme | +1 for every correct answer 0 for unattempted No negative marking |
Time Per Section | 35 minutes per section |
Please find the section-wise syllabus topics of the LSAT India 2024 below.
Subject | Syllabus |
|---|---|
Analytical Reasoning (1 section) | Mathematical Ability in Scientific Form Comprehending Data Comprehending Situation Data Analysis Data Interpretation |
Reading Comprehension (1 section) | Understanding of Language Understanding of Reading Data Comprehending Reading Data |
Logical Reasoning (2 sections) | Data and Logic Interpretation Intelligence Quotient Resolving |
The details LSAT India 2024 syllabus is as follows.
Analytical Reasoning Section:
In this section, the question will be asked about the rules or principles that describe relationships between things, events, persons and sets of statements. These questions measure the ability to understand the structure of relationships and logical conclusions are drawn about that structure.
The questions of analytical reasoning illustrate complex types of analysis that a law candidate works during legal problem-solving. Major topics include– Comparison, Selection, Arrangements, Logical Deduction, Coding and Decoding, Intersection Type, Family Based Problems, Directions, etc.
Reading Comprehension Section:
In the Reading Comprehension section, the ability of the candidates to read questions with understanding and insight is generally prepared for examples of complex and lengthy materials, which usually come to law schools.
The paper contains four sets of Comprehension sections, each has a selection of reading material, followed by four to nine questions which can be from reasoning and reading. Major topics in this section include Technology, Sociology, Economics, Law, Business, Philosophy, Psychology, etc.
Logical Reasoning Section:
In this section, questions will be asked from the general language. There will be 2 sections of logical reasoning in LSAT 2024. These questions assess the critically evaluated, complete arguments and the ability to analyze. Major topics are Venn Diagram, Clock, Calendar, Cubes, Blood Relations, Seating Arrangements, Syllogism, Logical Matching etc. For each logical reasoning question, the candidates need to read and understand a short passage, and then answer a question about it. Solving these requires certain amount of skills such as:
Now that candidates have an idea of the LSAT India 2024 syllabus, they should also know the exam pattern and prepare themselves for the exam accordingly. The number of questions and the weightage assigned to each section will be specified here. Find out the LSAT India 2024 exam pattern from the table below:
Subjects | Total No. of Questions | Duration |
|---|---|---|
Analytical Reasoning | 23 questions | 35 minutes |
Reading Comprehension | 24 questions | 35 minutes |
1st Logical Reasoning | 22 questions | 35 minutes |
2nd Logical Reasoning | 23 questions | 35 minutes |
Total | 92 questions | 2 hours 20 minutes |
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All subjects in LSAT India are very important. However, the Logical Reasoning section is in two parts and consists of the most number of questions and marks which make it more crucial than other subjects.
There will be a total of 92 questions of total 92 marks in LSAT-India 2023. A total of 24 questions will be asked in Reading Comprehension Section 1 of LSAT-India 2023.
There will be a total of 92 questions of total 92 marks in LSAT-India 2023. A total of 23 questions will be asked in Analytical Reasoning Section 1 of LSAT-India 2023.
There will be a total of 92 questions of total 92 marks in LSAT-India 2023. A total of 23 questions will be asked in Logical Reasoning Section 2 of LSAT-India 2023.
There will be a total of 92 questions of total 92 marks in LSAT-India 2023. A total of 22 questions will be asked in Logical Reasoning Section 1 of LSAT-India 2023.
LSAT-India 2023 will be conducted for a duration of 2 hours 20 minutes. There will be 4 sections in the exam. Candidates will be given 35 minutes each for every section.
The important topics of the Reading Comprehension Section in LSAT-India 2023 are given below.
The important topics of the Logical Reasoning Section in LSAT-India 2023 are given below.
The important topics of Analytical Reasoning Section in LSAT-India 2023 are given below.
There are total 4 sections wherein questions are asked in LSAT-India 2023 these are as follows:
In the Analytical Reasoning section in LSAT India, a candidate must go through vital topics such as Arrangements, Arrangements, Selections, Directions, Intersection Type, Family-Based Problems, Coding & Decoding, Logical Deductions, Comprehending situation, Data Interpretation, Mathematical ability in scientific form etc.
No, solving sample papers is just one preparation approach for LSAT India. An individual has to cover the entire syllabus, solve mock tests and revise in order to score well in the law exam.
In the Reading Comprehension section of LSAT India, questions are passage-based. They target the reasoning and reading ability of a candidate.
The exam language for LSAT India is English.
For the Logical Reasoning section of LSAT India, the important topics that must be studied are Number and Letter Series, Clocks, Venn Diagrams, Calendars, Logical Sequence, Seating Arrangement, Cubes, Binary Logic, Logical Matching, Logical Connectives, Logical Sequence, Syllogism, Connections and Blood Relations.
In the Analytical Reasoning section of LSAT India, the ability to understand the structure and draw a logical conclusion is analysed.
There are no least important subjects in LSAT India. Candidates must consider all sections as important in order to get a good score.
Yes, covering the entire syllabus of LSAT India is very important as questions can come from any section and topic prescribed by the conducting body.
In the Logical Reasoning section of LSAT India, a candidate is judged on his/her Intelligence Quotient and ability to identify and analyse arguments.
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