LSAT--India Test on 30th April

Dear All,

LSAT--India 2011, test will be conducted on 30th April 2011.

At this time of your preparation only one mantra to follow --- Relax and be yourself.....

LSAT--India team wishes you all the best!

LSAT--India Sample Questions, Solutions and Explanations!

Team LSAT--India has placed sample questions of LSAT--India with solutions and explanations. 5 questions on each of the section types -- Logical reasoning, Analytical reasoning and Reading Comprehension have been solved. Explanations related to choice of selection/ rejection of the given alternatives have been also given so that the candidates could think and learn the manner in which these questions can be answered...selecting the right answer by eliminating the wrong ones.

Candidates are advised to go through the explnation to sample questions at the end of test prep page. You can download these explanations and understand the approach taken to answer these questions!

Good Luck!

Free Official Full Length LSAT--India Test!!

Did you ever think that you could get a free Sample test from the test setters, just to make you feel what the test is all about? An official full length test -- set by LSAC, the organisation that designs LSAT--India, gives you a complete test practise and ensures that you face a test which in all likelihood is fairly close to the actual test.

The official full length test -- is a complete test for students to practise and understand what they are going to get in the actual LSAT--India test.

Test takers need to familiarise themselves with the instructions so that when they reach the test centre, they are already at an advantage of knowing the instructions better.
Practise this test in actual simulated conditions, to ensure that you time yourself and identify your SWOT.
Develop a strategy to manage your time to maximise your scores.

Candidates can download the Official Free Sample test from the following link:

http://www.pearsonvueindia.com/lsatindia/test_prep.html

Signed up College Count -- Now at 28 Law Colleges

LSAT--India 2011 seems to have made a big impact on the institutes and the signing institutes have given a big "thumbs up" to LSAT--India. The test evaluates candidates for their aptitude in Law and is devoid of any cramming that may not be the right parameter to evaluate the aptitude of the candidate.

The list of Colleges associated with LSAT--India 2011 is as follows:--

 

1		Bharat Law College, Jaipur
2		Bishop Cotton Women's Christian Law College, Bangalore
3		Central India Law College, Nagpur
4		Durgapur Institute of Legal Studies, Durgapur
5		ICFAI Law School, Dehradun
6		IIMT Law College, Meerut
7		Indira Priyadarshini College of Law, Bangalore
8		Institute of Law & Research, Faridabad
9		ITM Law School, Gurgaon
10		Jagan Nath University, Faculty of Law, Jaipur
11		Jai Hind Defence College of Law, Bhopal
12		Janhit College of Law, Noida
13		JGLS, Sonepat
14		Jodhpur National University, Jodhpur
15		JSS Law College, Mysore
16		KLE Society's B. V. Bellad Law College, Belgaum
17		KLE Society's Gurusiddappa Kotambri Law College, Hubli
18		KLE Society's Law College,  Bangalore
19		KLE Society's Law College, Chikodi
20		KLE Society's S. A. Manvi Law College, Gadag
21		MATS Law School, Raipur
22		New Law College Ahmedanagar
23		Oxford  College of Law Bangalore
24		RGSOIPL Law School - IIT Kharagpur, Kharagpur
25		Sardar Patel Subharti University, Meerut
26		Siddhartha College of Law, Mumbai
27		Sri Vaishnav Institute of Law, Indore
28		University of Petroleum & Energy Studies, Dehradun

Official Test Prep Handbook for LSAT--India launched!!

Official Test Prep Handbook for LSAT--India 2011, the test that caters to more than 25 law colleges in the country, has been launched!!

The official test prep handbook for LSAT--India, the test that caters to admissions to more than 25 Law Colleges has been launched. The handbook is a Publication of Law School Admission Council, the producers of the LSAT.

This handbook showcases LSAT--India, to candidates who aspire for a career in Law in the Indian Law schools. As LSAT--India is a test that evaluates a candidate only on legal aptitude; this guide gives guidelines on How to approach a particular set/ types of questions in each of the three section types -- Analytical reasoning, Logical reasoning, Reading Comprehension.

Priced at Rs. 450/-, it opens up the LSAT--India test details and ensures that candidates get a proper in depth understanding of the approaches that they need to take for LSAT--India 2011.

You can get more details about the Official Booklet from:

http://www.pearsonvueindia.com/lsatindia/test_prep.html

LSAT--India, the test with a difference

LSAT—India is a standardised test of reading and verbal reasoning skills designed by the USA–based Law School Admission Council (LSAC) for use by law schools in India. LSAT--India tests basic skill set required for a candidates' success in law schools and then as a future lawyer.

The test aims at evaluating candidates on following sections:--

2 sections on logical reasoning
1 section on analytical reasoning
1 section on reading comprehension

Going by the sections one can very well state that the test stands out as a neutral test. The idea of having a neutral test is to avoid any undue advantages to any set of test takers. Also, the test aims at rating individuals on a relevant skills basis. Sections like General Knowledge don't feature in LSAT--India as such sections have little bearing on the law relevant aptitude of a candidate.

LSAT--India Colleges List

As on date, 25 Law Colleges have signed up for adoption of LSAT--India scores fro admission to their 2011 batch. Visit www.pearsonvueindia.com/lsatindia

Bharat Law College - Jaipur

Bishop Cotton Women’s Christian Law College, Bangalore

Central India College of Law, Godhani - Nagpur

Durgapur Institute of Legal Studies – Durgapur

IIMT Law College – Meerut

IIT Kharagpur - School of Law

Indira Priyadarshini College of Law – Bangalore

Institute of Law and Research – Faridabad

ITM Law School - Gurgaon

Jagan Nath University, Law Faculty – Jaipur

Jai Hind Defence College of Law – Bhopal

Janhit College of Law – NOIDA

Jindal Global Law School - Sonipat (Haryana)

Jodhpur Institute of Law – Jodhpur

JSS Law College – Mysore

K.L.E. Society’s B. V. Bellad Law College – Belgaum

K.L.E. Society’s Law College – Bangalore

K.L.E. Society's Gurusiddappa Kotambri Law College – Hubli

MATS Law School, MATS University - Raipur

New Law College – Ahmednagar

Oxford College of Law – Bangalore

Sardar Patel Subharti Institute of Law – Meerut

Shri Vaishnav Institute of Law – Indore

Siddhartha College of Law - Mumbai

University of Petroleum and Energy Studies - Dehradun