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Analytical Reasoning, Logical Reasoning (×2), Reading Comprehension · 92Q
Jindal, UPES, Amity, Alliance, Bennett, NMIMS, Christ & more
Analytical Reasoning, Logical Reasoning (two sections), and Reading Comprehension — 92 questions in 140 minutes. No legal knowledge required. The Analytical Reasoning section (logic games) typically has the steepest learning curve and benefits most from early, structured practice.
Logic games — students are given a scenario with rules and must determine what can or cannot be true. The steepest learning curve in the test. Systematic rule application and speed are what separate scores.
Argument analysis — students evaluate the strength of arguments, identify assumptions, and draw conclusions. These questions reward careful reading over quick instinct.
A second Logical Reasoning section at the same format and difficulty. Students who haven’t built endurance through full-length mocks often lose ground here.
Dense academic passages across law, science, humanities, and social science — with comparative and inference questions. Requires comfort with abstract reasoning in unfamiliar academic domains.
Registration opens
February 2026
Registration closes
May 2026
Admit card
Issued before exam date
Exam
May–June 2026
Results / shortlist
Two to three weeks after sitting
AWT + PI rounds
Institution-specific shortlists follow
Application fee
₹3,999 (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 Analytical Reasoning, Logical Reasoning, and Reading Comprehension — with the remote-proctored format built into practice.
Learn & practice
Full 140-minute mocks every two weeks. Each section reviewed one-on-one.
Most LSAT India students also sit SLAT and JSAT Law. The prep content across all three overlaps significantly. 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.
