LSAT India — older updates

With LSAT India no longer available, candidates are encouraged to prepare for CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) for NLU admissions or AILET for National Law University, Delhi. Individual private law colleges may conduct their own entrance exams.

Candidates who appeared for LSAT India in 2024 or earlier should retain their scorecards as scores are valid for five years. Some participating colleges may still accept these scores for admissions based on institutional policies.

Following the discontinuation announcement, no January or May test sessions are being offered in 2026. Previously participating colleges like Jindal Global University and UPES now accept alternative law entrance scores.

The Law School Admission Council officially discontinued LSAT India as of 2025. The exam is no longer being conducted for admissions to Indian law colleges. Students seeking law admissions should explore alternative entrance tests.

While LSAT India is discontinued, the international LSAT for U.S., Canadian, and global law school admissions remains fully operational. Indian students can take the international version remotely with sessions scheduled in January, April, and June 2026.

Following the discontinuation of LSAT India, O.P. Jindal Global University has announced it will accept LNAT UK scores for undergraduate law intake. Students targeting private law colleges should verify which entrance exams are now accepted for this cycle.

The Law School Admission Council has officially discontinued LSAT India. The exam will no longer be conducted for admission to Indian law colleges. Students seeking admission to participating institutions like O.P. Jindal Global University should check alternative entrance exams accepted by their target colleges.