ULSAT Application Form 2025: Registration Link for 5Yr LLB, Fees, How to Apply

Yes, you can apply with board exam marks and CLAT or LSAT scores. but do check your eligibility before applying. The ULSAT entrance test is only for those who score less than 60% marks in their qualifying exam. Thus, candidates with more than 60% marks in their board exam and undergraduate exam can also apply to study UG and PG law courses offered by the School of Law UPES. CLAT and LSAT India scores are also accepted by the institution as a non-entrance pathway for admissions to UG and PG law programmes. Candidates with less than 60% marks in their qualifying exam and without CLAT and LSAT India scores will have to take the ULSAT for admission to the School of Law UPES.

The non-exam pathway for admission to UPES law courses is an alternative method of gaining admission to these programs without taking the ULSAT (UPES Legal Studies Aptitude Test) or other law entrance exams conducted by UPES. This pathway is designed to provide flexibility to candidates who may not have appeared for the ULSAT entrance exam. Instead, admission is based on scores obtained by candidates in other prominent law entrance exams, such as CLAT, LSAT India, SLAT, MH CET Law and others and other factors. Here's how the non-exam pathway for UPES law courses typically works:

Through CLAT:

Candidates can seek admission to the 5-year LLB programme without the necessity of taking the ULSAT exam, provided they possess a valid CLAT AIR (All India Rank) within the top 15,000. Such applicants will be granted direct access to the Group Discussion (GD) and Personal Interview (PI) rounds.

For the LLM program, candidates holding a valid CLAT PG rank and meeting the minimum qualifying marks criteria in Class 10 and Class 12 are also eligible to apply for specialization.

Through LSAT India:

Applicants who have achieved a percentile score of 60 or higher in the LSAT-India examination will be exempt from the ULSAT and will receive direct admission to the GD and PI rounds.

Via Board Exams:

Candidates who have secured a minimum of 80% marks in both their higher secondary and senior secondary exams, with five main subjects (including English as a compulsory subject), can be exempted from the ULSAT. They are eligible for direct admission to the 5-year LLB programs.

Yes, ULSAT is an online exam that is conducted in computer-based Test mode (CBT mode) from their home. It means candidates can take the examination from the comfort of their home or current location because the exam is online-proctored. To take the ULSAT, candidates will have to book a slot. This exam slot can be booked immediately after filling out the SLAT application form. They need to login to the official login portal of UPES, enter their registration ID and password, select the exam date and time, and then submit these details.

The University of Petroleum and Energy Studies (UPES) conducts the ULSAT for admission to both UG and PG courses. These courses are the 5-year LLB, 3-year LLB, and LLM. Candidates who want to take admission to one of these courses need to take the ULSAT in Computer-based Proctored mode (from home). ULSAT is mandatory for admission to law courses for those who did not take CLAT or LSAT India and scored less than 60% in their qualifying exam. Candidates need a minimum of 50% marks in their respective qualifying exams to take the ULSAT entrance exam.

The application fee for ULSAT is INR 1,350. The application fee has to be paid at the time of filling out the ULSAT application form. It can only be paid online by using a credit card, debit card, net banking, or UPI. The ULSAT application fee is the same for all law courses. Once candidates submit the application fee, it will not be refunded. Thus, the ULSAT application fee is non-refundable and only needs to be paid when candidates want to appear in the ULSAT entrance exam.

To apply for ULSAT, follow these steps:

Visit the UPES website and click Admissions  ULSAT Apply Now.

Create an account and fill out the application form, entering personal details, academic qualifications, and course preferences.

Pay the INR 1350 application fee.

Download your admit card from the ULSAT website a few days before the exam.

Bring your admit card and a valid photo ID to the exam on the scheduled date.

Yes, ULSAT is an online exam that is conducted in computer-based Test mode (CBT mode) from their home. It means candidates can take the examination from the comfort of their home or current location because the exam is online-proctored. To take the ULSAT, candidates will have to book a slot. This exam slot can be booked immediately after filling out the SLAT application form. They need to login to the official login portal of UPES, enter their registration ID and password, select the exam date and time, and then submit these details.

To study law at the University of Petroleum & Energy Studies (UPES), applicants need to fill out the UPES LLB or LLM application form and submit their 12th Board marks and CLAT/LSAT scores to participate in their selection process. Candidates who have not taken the CLAT/LSAT India exams need to appear in the University of Petroleum and Energy Studies Law School Admission Test (ULSAT) to study LLB/LLM at the institution. CLAT and LSAT India scores are non-exam pathway for ULSAT entrance exam.  

Applicants can edit the application form at their UPES application portal through their user ID & password until the last date of the application process. To login to the portal, applicants will have to visit the official website of UPES, upes.ac.in. Then, they need to click on the Apply Now button. In the next step, candidates will have to select the Login option and login using their registered email address and password. After logging in, they will be able to edit their applications.