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🚨 Important Update: LSAT—India Discontinued

Starting 2025, LSAT—India (used for admissions to Indian 5-year LL.B. programs after Class 12) has been discontinued.

But students aspiring to pursue Law abroad still have a golden opportunity — the LSAT (International) is the key entrance test for top JD (Juris Doctor) programs in the USA, Canada, and other global law schools.

🌍 LSAT—India vs. LSAT (International): Key Difference

🎯 EduQuest’s LSAT (International) Prep Program

We prepare students after graduation to ace LSAT (International) and get into top global law schools.

✅ Personalized Coaching

• Tailored study plan based on diagnostic test
• 1:1 mentorship from LSAT experts
• Progress tracking & performance analytics

✅ Comprehensive Section Coverage

• Logical Reasoning: Learn to analyze arguments like a lawyer
• Analytical Reasoning (Logic Games): Build step-by-step reasoning power
• Reading Comprehension: Speed reading + comprehension drills
• Writing Sample: Structuring clear, persuasive responses

✅ Exam Simulation & Mock Practice

• 20+ full-length LSAT practice tests
• Timed drills replicating the real LSAT interface
• Detailed feedback reports to improve weak areas

✅ Admissions & Scholarship Guidance

• JD/LLM university shortlisting based on profile
• SOP & LOR drafting, application reviews
• Scholarship strategy to reduce tuition cost

🏆 Why Choose EduQuest?

• 15+ years in global admissions & test prep
• 160+ students in top 10% LSAT scorers worldwide
• Hybrid mode: online & offline learning
• Flexible batches for working professionals

📆 Upcoming LSAT (International) Test Dates (2025)

(Check LSAC.org for the latest updates.)

📞 Start Your LSAT Journey Today

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🎓 Book a Free LSAT Diagnostic Test now — take the first step toward your dream JD program abroad.

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⚖️ LSAT vs GRE/GMAT – Which Test Should You Take for Law School?

Bottom line: If your primary goal is top law schools (JD) in the USA or Canada, LSAT remains the gold standard. GRE/GMAT is useful only if you are keeping multiple grad school options open.

LSAT (International) – Exam Structure, Mode & Registration Details

📑 Exam Structure

The LSAT (International) is designed to assess your logical reasoning, critical thinking, and reading comprehension skills — crucial for success in law school.

Total Testing Time: ~3 hours (excluding breaks)
Scoring: 120–180 scale, with 170+ being competitive for T14 law schools.

💻 Exam Mode

• Delivery: Online, via LSAT’s secure remote proctoring platform (LawHub)
• Location: Take from home or a quiet, private space that meets LSAC’s tech requirements
• Proctoring: Live remote proctor monitors you via webcam
• Device Requirements: Computer with webcam, microphone, stable internet, and Chrome browser

💳 Registration & Payment

1. Create an LSAC Account: Go to LSAC.org and create your free account.
2. Select Test Date: Choose from multiple administrations (Jan, Apr, Jun, Aug, Oct).
3. Pay Registration Fee:
   • LSAT Test Fee: $222 USD (approx. ₹18,500)
   • Credential Assembly Service (CAS): $200 USD (approx. ₹16,700) – mandatory for US law school applications
   • CAS Reports: $45 USD per school you apply to

Payment Options:

• International credit/debit cards
• Some UPI-linked cards may work (EduQuest recommends international credit card for hassle-free payment)

🔑 Pro Tips from EduQuest

✅ Register early to secure your preferred slot & avoid late fees
✅ Do LSAT Writing early — law schools only review your application after your writing sample is submitted
✅ Take multiple attempts if needed — EduQuest prepares you strategically so you can maximize your highest score