The Law School Admission Test 2022 or LSAT 2022 is an exam conducted internationally by the Law School Admission Council or LSAC. The LSAT exam is meant for students who want to study in the United States, Canada, and other countries for international education in Legal Studies. The LSAT is conducted on fixed predefined dates throughout the world at various different testing centres. Scores for the LSAT are calculated on a 120 to 180 point scale for each section and the average of these scores or the final LSAT score is also calculated on a scale of 120-140. The scores for the LSAT 2022 will be valid for up to 5 years from the date of the test.
LSAT 2022- This revision of exam dates is due to the clash between CBSE board examination and LSAT 2022. As per the new schedule, LSAT 2022 will be conducted in remote proctored mode. LSAT 2022 Registration for the June session is open on the official website. Candidates who are eligible can now complete LSAT 2022 Registration until June 8, 2022.
LSAT 2022 Registration has begun online for January and June 2022 session.
Exam | Details |
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Mode of exam | Online |
Medium of exam | English. |
Sections | Four sections – Reading Comprehension, Analytical Reasoning, Logical reasoning – 1 & Logical reasoning – 2. |
Exam Duration | Total 2 hours & 20 minutes. 35 minutes for attempting every section. |
Questions Type | MCQs |
Number of Questions | Approx. 92-100 MCQs will be asked in the exam |
Marking Scheme | 1 mark for each correct option. No negative marking for wrong attempts. |
LSAT is administered in two parts. The first part consists of multiple-choice questions and the second part is an unscored LSAT Writing sample.
From August 2021, there will be an additional unscored variable section apart from the three scored sections like the pre-Covid time. There will be a 10-minute break between the second and third sections. However, the unscored section can come in any order during the test.
The three scored sections consisting of multiple MCQs are:
Logical Reasoning
Analytical Reasoning
Reading Comprehension
The second part of the LSAT i.e., the writing sample is and administered separately and conducted online through secure proctoring software.
Candidates have the flexibility to choose the date of appearing for the writing sample as early as eight days prior to the date of the first part of the LSAT which are MCQs. Writing sample is used to analyze your reasoning, clarity, organization, language usage, and writing mechanics. It is also sent to all the LAW schools that the candidate applies for.
Upcoming Dates and Events
10 Jun, 2022 - 11 Jun, 2022
Exam - Primary test date (LSAT June exam) | Mode: Online
29 Jun, 2022
Result - Score release dates (LSAT June exam) | Mode: Online
30 Jun, 2022
Application - Registration deadline-last date to apply (LSAT August exam) - Start Date | Mode: Online
26 Jul, 2022
Application - Registration deadline-last date to apply (LSAT September exam) - Start Date | Mode: Online
12 Aug, 2022 - 13 Aug, 2022
Exam - Primary test date (LSAT August exam) | Mode: Online
31 Aug, 2022
Result - Score release dates (LSAT August exam) | Mode: Online
09 Sep, 2022 - 10 Sep, 2022
Exam - Primary test date (LSAT September exam) | Mode: Online
28 Sep, 2022
Result - Score release dates (LSAT September exam) | Mode: Online
Exam | Details |
---|---|
Mode of exam | Online |
Medium of exam | English. |
Sections | Four sections – Reading Comprehension, Analytical Reasoning, Logical reasoning – 1 & Logical reasoning – 2. |
Exam Duration | Total 2 hours & 20 minutes. 35 minutes for attempting every section. |
Questions Type | MCQs |
Number of Questions | Approx. 92-100 MCQs will be asked in the exam |
Marking Scheme | 1 mark for each correct option. No negative marking for wrong attempts. |
LSAT is administered in two parts. The first part consists of multiple-choice questions and the second part is an unscored LSAT Writing sample.
From August 2021, there will be an additional unscored variable section apart from the three scored sections like the pre-Covid time. There will be a 10-minute break between the second and third sections. However, the unscored section can come in any order during the test.
The three scored sections consisting of multiple MCQs are:
Logical Reasoning
Analytical Reasoning
Reading Comprehension
The second part of the LSAT i.e., the writing sample is and administered separately and conducted online through secure proctoring software.
Candidates have the flexibility to choose the date of appearing for the writing sample as early as eight days prior to the date of the first part of the LSAT which are MCQs. Writing sample is used to analyze your reasoning, clarity, organization, language usage, and writing mechanics. It is also sent to all the LAW schools that the candidate applies for.