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Law Admissions (USA, Canada, Australia)

LSAT 2026

Law School Admission Test

Law School Admission Test for JD programs at ABA-approved law schools in USA, Canada, Australia, and select Indian law schools (Jindal Global).

Registration fee
₹25,000 (approx. $215 USD)
Test duration
2 hours 55 minutes
Score valid for
5 Years
Held
9 times/year (Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct)

Fee and schedule last checked against the official source in August 2026. Verify on the official site

LSAT exam pattern

Scored on 120-180 scaled score.

Logical Reasoning

Short arguments to evaluate, weaken or strengthen.

Reading Comprehension

Four dense passages, one of them a comparative pair.

Writing Sample

Completed separately online, unscored but sent to schools.

What score should you aim for?

160-170 / 180 for top-14 law schools

This is the band competitive programmes typically look for — not a cut-off, and not a guarantee of admission. Individual departments publish their own requirements, and those are the only figures that bind. Always check the programme page before setting a target.

Who accepts the LSAT?

JD programmes at ABA-approved US law schools, most Canadian and Australian law schools, and LSAT-India is used by Jindal Global and other private Indian law schools.

Worth knowing before you book

LSAT-India is a separate, easier and much cheaper test for Indian private law schools — it is not accepted by US schools, so confirm which one your target requires.

How your score affects an education loan

Lenders assess an education loan mainly on the institution and programme you are admitted to, the co-applicant's income, and any collateral offered. A competitive test score matters because it determines which institutions admit you — and an admission letter from a well-regarded university is what strengthens the application.

Some lenders publish concessions tied to specific institution lists. Those terms vary by lender and change often, so we do not quote a rate here — compare the current offers directly.