LSAT India 2025 Exam Day Guidelines for Online Home Proctored Test, Dos & Don’ts

LSAT India 2025 will be conducted twice or in two sessions in 2025. These sessions will be January 2025 session and May 2025 session. The LSAT India 2025 for the January 2025 session will tentatively be conducted in the second week of January 2025, in a Computer-Based Test (CBT) mode. The LSAT India 2025 May session exam will tentatively be held in the third week of May 2025, in the same mode. You will have to book an exam slot by visiting the website of LSAT India to take the exam in CBT mode from your home. The web address to this website is lsatindia.in. 

Candidates need to note that the dates mentioned here are tentative. These dates are subject to change with the change in the LSAT India 2025 exam sessions (exam timings).

Your score for the LSAT India will be cancelled if you do not follow the testing regulations, break the candidate agreement (Terms and Conditions), or cheat during the exam. All of these violations count towards the cancellation of results on the LSAT India. In the event that there is proof of cheating during the post test analysis, the scores may be cancelled. Your results will be cancelled, and you will not be given the opportunity to retake the exam. Thus, while taking the ISAT India exam, candidates need to follow the exam guidelines to ensure that their exam results do not get cancelled. The main guidelines related the exam are to remain stable to the view of the camera and not to obstruct the view of camera and your face and not to cheat. Candidates also must not allow anyone to come into the room where they will take the LSAT India test.

Live proctoring will be provided throughout your LSAT India test session, and Pearson VUE personnel will afterwards watch the video of your session. Dress like you would if you were going to a physical testing location to take the exam. You may not wear anything that could block the view of the camera and your face, including hats, hoods, sunglasses, and headphones. Here, candidates need to note that exceptions have been provided in the context of religious attire. If any hood or cap, such as the turban of Sikhs, religious caps and scarfs of Muslim people, and caps and stoles related to Hinduism and other religions, is allowed to be worn. The only concern of the examination authority is that the view of the faces of candidates and the camera must not be obstructed.

You must use a laptop or desktop computer to take the LSAT India exam. LSAT India exam takers also need to know which devices are not permitted to be used while taking the exam. These devices include mobile phones, tablets (including hybrid tablets like Windows Surface Pro), timers or stop watches, fitness-tracking devices, electronic cigarettes, digital watches, chronograph watches (digital or nondigital), calculator watches, beepers, personal digital assistants (PDAs) like Alexa, Siri and others, calculators, cameras, listening devices, recording devices, headsets, and iPods and other media players, etc. Please be informed that devices like laptops and desktop computers that aren't being utilised for the test are also not allowed. Your web camera data collected during the test may be used in an investigation if your session is flagged for a violation, and any misconduct found may result in the cancellation of your score for the year with no chance of a refund or retest.

Individuals who are in the legal profession must uphold the highest moral and ethical standards. The candidates who participate in the LSAT India exam are also future legal professionals if they succeed in the exam and pursue a law degree. Thus, LSAT India exam takers are not allowed to do the things mentioned below: 1. Using or having access to any books, notes, or study resources. 2. Allowing unauthorised access to the computer you are using for testing or the test content. 3. Adjusting the perspective of the web camera in any manner other than to make it possible to see your face more clearly. 4. Having any electronic device in the workspace besides the testing tools. 5. Engaging or exchanging communication with anyone else. 6. Uttering loudly. 7. Allowing your face to appear outside of the visible frame of the webcam. 8. Attempting to launch any programme other than the test application. 9. Attempting to screenshot or copy the test materials. 10. Establishing or removing any external storage device connections. 11. Taking the test at a public location, such as a library or cybercafe. 12. Sharing a testing space with another applicant while taking the exam. 13. Sharing information about the test in any format, including online or through other media, whether it be oral or written. 14. Collaborating with or getting help from anyone else to complete the questions asked in the test.

LSAT India slot and exam date cannot be changed unless there is an emergency. In case of an emergency, candidates need to contact the exam authority to request a reschedule.

Situations can be considered as an emergency:

The LSAT India exam authority does not provide a specific definition of what constitutes an emergency. However, some examples of emergencies that may be considered for rescheduling include:

• Serious illness or injury of the candidate or a close family member
• Death in the family
• Natural disaster
• Other unforeseen circumstances that prevent the candidate from taking the exam on their scheduled date and time

How to request a reschedule?

To request a reschedule, candidates need to contact the LSAT India customer support team as soon as possible. They will need to provide their name, contact information, and the reason for their request. The exam authority will review the request and make a decision based on the circumstances.

Candidates can take the LSAT India 2024 exam in both sessions January and May. The deadline to submit LSAT India application form 2024 for January session exam was January 10, 2024. The application window for the LSAT India exam June 2024 session remained open till May 2, 2024. Candidates could fill out the application online and take the LSAT India test from their homes only. However, they need to know that it is mandatory to follow the guidelines provided by LSAC to take the LSAT India exam in home-based computer test mode. The test in which candidates score higher will be considered for the admission to UG or PG law courses. At present, LSAT India application 2024 is open. To apply for LSAT India Click Here.