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Logical Reasoning, Analytical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension
BA LLB, BBA LLB, BCom LLB, BA Criminology & more
Logical Reasoning, Analytical Reasoning, and Reading Comprehension — 60 MCQ. No legal knowledge required. The reasoning-led format overlaps heavily with SLAT, so the core preparation transfers directly between the two.
Arrangements, syllogisms, and critical reasoning. Similar in type to LSAT India's LR sections — students prepping for both have near-complete content overlap here.
Logic games and constraint-based reasoning. The section most similar to LSAT India's Analytical Reasoning — over 90% content overlap for students prepping for both.
Passages from academic and professional texts with inference and main-idea questions. At a level between LSAT India RC and standard aptitude English.
Registration opens
Expected December 2026 (rolling)
Registration closes
Rolling (book-a-slot)
Admit card
Issued after registration
Exam
Expected December 2026 – June 2027 (book-a-slot)
Results / shortlist
Two to three weeks after each sitting
AWT + PI rounds
Shortlist and interview follow
Application fee
₹1,500 (approx)
Three clear steps from your first call to exam day.
Get started
A 60-minute call maps where your child stands. Paired with a practising lawyer or NLU / Jindal alumnus.
Live classes
Live 1:1 sessions on Logical Reasoning, Analytical Reasoning, and Reading Comprehension.
Learn & practice
Full mocks every two weeks. Each error reviewed one-on-one.
Most JSAT Law students also sit SLAT. Pick the plan that matches your child's full target list.
Every engagement begins with a complimentary sixty-minute consultation with our team — a read on where your child stands, what timeline makes sense, and whether PaperVideo is the right fit.
No pressure, no pitch.
