The Law National Aptitude Test (LNAT) is a globally recognized entrance examination designed to assess the reading, reasoning, and argumentation abilities crucial for aspiring law students. This computer-based test spans 2 hours and 15 minutes and evaluates your aptitude for legal studies through two distinct sections.
The LNAT is widely accepted by UK law universities and has recently become mandatory for admission to Jindal Global Law School (JGLS), India. Currently, around 11 LNAT universities worldwide require this score as part of their law program admissions process.
While Pearson VUE doesn’t specify strict eligibility criteria, and different universities have varying requirements, candidates generally need to meet the following:
Section | Description | Time Limit | Mode |
Section A | 42 multiple-choice questions based on 12 argumentative passages | 95 minutes | Online |
Section B | One essay question from multiple topics to test argumentative writing | 40 minutes | Online |
The LNAT application process is entirely online. Follow these steps to register:
Note: Your LNAT results (MCQ score + essay) are directly shared with universities as part of your law school application.
Begin reading quality newspapers, academic articles, and journals regularly to improve comprehension and writing abilities. Focus on non-fiction content covering diverse topics such as science, politics, law, media, and education.
Create a comprehensive list of common question patterns including:
Develop specific strategies to tackle each type efficiently.
Allocate approximately 8-9 minutes per passage during practice sessions. Attempt full-length tests under timed conditions to build stamina and improve pacing.
Practice writing essays on both your favorite and least favorite topics. After each attempt:
Don’t wait to begin preparation. Familiarize yourself with:
Consistent practice with mock tests helps you:
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The National Law School Admission Test (NLSAT) is the exclusive entrance examination for admission to the prestigious 3-Year LLB (Hons.) programme at the National Law School of India University (NLSIU), Bengaluru—India’s premier law school. Introduced in 2022, the NLSAT is meticulously designed to evaluate candidates’ aptitude for legal education through comprehensive assessment of critical reasoning, legal aptitude, and analytical writing skills.
Event | Date |
Application Registration Opens | November 15, 2025 |
Last Date to Apply | March 23, 2026 |
NLSAT 2026 Exam Date | April 26, 2026 (Saturday) |
Exam Timing | 10:00 AM – 12:30 PM |
Result Declaration | Expected in May 2026 |
Grievance Window | Expected early June 2026 |
Academic Year Commencement | July 1, 2026 |
Important Note: Candidates must submit their application and pay the requisite application fees by March 23, 2026. Late applications will not be accepted.
The 3-Year LLB (Hons.) is a full-time postgraduate professional degree programme that qualifies graduates for admission to legal practice in India. The programme is approved by the Bar Council of India and delivers a rigorous legal education aligned with NLSIU’s unique curricular and pedagogical approach.
First Year Fee (AY 2026-27): ₹4,84,000 (approximately)
Housing Fee: Applicable only for students assigned to University housing (includes dining and transportation)
Note: Fees are subject to annual revision by the University.
For Indian/General Applicants:
For International Students (NLSAT-International):
The NLSAT consists of a single question paper divided into two parts: Part A (Objective) and Part B (Subjective). All candidates must attempt both parts.
Detailed Exam Structure
Section | Type | Questions/Marks | Duration | Description |
Part A | Objective (MCQ) | 75 marks | Included in 150 minutes | 8-10 General Comprehension passages with MCQs |
Part B | Subjective | 75 marks | Included in 150 minutes | Essay-type questions and legal reasoning |
Format:
Topics Covered:
Qualifying Criteria:
The NLSAT consists of a single question paper divided into two parts: Part A (Objective) and Part B (Subjective). All candidates must attempt both parts.
Detailed Exam Structure
Section | Type | Questions/Marks | Duration | Description |
Part A | Objective (MCQ) | 75 marks | Included in 150 minutes | 8-10 General Comprehension passages with MCQs |
Part B | Subjective | 75 marks | Included in 150 minutes | Essay-type questions and legal reasoning |
Format:
Topics Covered:
Qualifying Criteria:
Format:
Components:
Evaluation:
Part A (Objective Section)
Part B (Subjective Section)
General Category:
Reserved Categories (SC/ST/OBC-NCL/PWD):
Stage 1: All candidates appear for Part A
Stage 2: Top performers (1:5 ratio) have Part B evaluated
Stage 3: Final merit list prepared based on cumulative scores
Stage 4: Shortlisted candidates called for counseling and admission
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