LSAT India 2025 Eligibility Criteria - Academic Qualification, Minimum Marks, Age Limit

There is typically no specified age limit to apply for LSAT India. The LSAT India exam is primarily focused on assessing a candidate's analytical and logical reasoning skills, along with their reading comprehension abilities. It does not have an age-related eligibility criterion.

LSAT India is open to candidates who have completed their 10+2 education and meet the other specified eligibility criteria set by the participating law schools or institutions where the LSAT India scores are accepted. These criteria may include educational qualifications and minimum marks, but age is generally not a factor.

However, it's essential to verify the most current eligibility requirements by checking the official LSAT India website or contacting the respective law schools or institutions where you intend to apply, as admission policies and criteria can change over time.

Every individual who successfully completes the LSAT India registration process 2025, which includes the submission of a photo and a valid photo ID in electronic format, ensures the timely payment of the registration fee, and adheres to the officially published test regulations, is eligible to take the LSAT—India.

The LSAT—India serves as a comprehensive entrance examination accepted by numerous law schools across India. It is the candidate's responsibility to fully comprehend the eligibility elibility criteria of the specific law college they intend to apply to before proceeding with LSAT—India registration. If a candidate registers for the test but subsequently is found to be ineligible for admission to their intended law school, no refunds of the test fee will be provided. For comprehensive details on eligibility criteria for LSAT—India Associated Law Colleges, please refer to the respective law colleges' official websites. Generally, most colleges accept a minimum of 45% in candidates' qualifying exam and an LSAT India score between 420 to 480 for admission to a law course. 

The following colleges are accepting the score of the ISAT India exam : 1. JLU School of Law, Jagran Lakecity University 2. IFIM Law School 3. Vijaybhoomi School of Law 4. Kirit P. Mehta School of Law, NMIMS 5. MIT-WPU Faculty of Law 6. School of Law, UPES 7. Adamas University 8. Faculty of Law, Manav Rachna University 9. Bennett University 10. Alliance School of Law 11. BML Munjal University 12. Daksha Fellowship 13. Lloyd Law College 14. Jindal Global Law School 15. GD Goenka University 16. KR Mangalam University 17. Asian Law College, Noida 18. Vellore Institute of Technology 19. ISBR Law College 20. Mewar University 21. BML Munjal University 22. School of Law and Constitutional Studies of Engineering and Technology, Meerut 23. Presidency University 24. DM Harish School of Law.

Students from Commerce, Science, Arts, and Humanities backgrounds can apply for LSAT India to seek admission to 5-year LLB courses. They must have completed their Class 12 (10+2) from a recognised state or central board.

For admission to a 3-year LLB programme, candidates who have completed their graduation in any stream from a recognised university or college in India are eligible to take the LSAT India.

However, for LLM admissions, only candidates who have completed a law degree (either a 3-year LLB or a 5-year LLB) are eligible. This degree must have been obtained from a recognised state or central university or college in the country.

Yes, students appearing in Class 12 are eligible for LSAT India if they meet the eligibility criteria for 5-year LLB courses. The eligibility criteria are as follows:

• Candidates must have completed Class 12 (10+2) by the time they apply for admission to a 5-year LLB programme at a college that accepts LSAT India scores.
• There is no minimum mark requirement to apply for LSAT India. However, colleges accepting the test scores may have a minimum requirement of 45% in the qualifying exam.

Note: Applicants should note that their LSAT India scorecard will be valid for the next five years. Therefore, if they take the test this year, they can use the scorecard to apply for admission to LSAT India-accepting colleges for up to five years.