• Sections – Analytical Reasoning
Logical Reasoning – TWO sections
Reading Comprehension

• Scoring pattern – Test scores will be scaled between a score band of 420-480. Results will also be available in percentile form
• Sectional time – The duration of each section will be 35 minutes.
During the allotted time, the candidate can only attempt questions related to that section.

List of Sections and their Sub-Topics

1. Analytical Reasoning:
i. Will test the candidate’s ability to understand structural relationships and to draw logical conclusions related to the topics.
ii. The candidate has to apply deductive reasoning to answer questions pertaining to a set of statements and rules or principles describing relationships between people, things, or events.
iii. Questions will also be asked involving complex analyses which are typically found in the legal domain.
iv. LSAT India 2022 Analytical Reasoning section evaluates the legal problem-solving ability of the students.
v. Mathematical ability in scientific form
vi. Data analysis
vii. Comprehending data
viii. Comprehending situation

Given below is the LSAT India Syllabus for Analytical Reasoning and the important topics that are asked in the exam:
a. Arrangements
b. Comparisons
c. Family-Based Problems
d. Intersection Type
e. Directions
f. Coding & Decoding
g. Selections
h. Logical Deduct
i. Structural relationships
j. Logical inference
k. Legal problem solving
l. Statements and conclusions

2. Logical Reasoning
i. The candidate has to critically evaluate and analyze and complete arguments.
ii. Questions will be asked from short passages involving critical thinking. Emphasis of the questions will be to evaluate the candidate’s legal reasoning ability and capability to derive valid conclusions using analogy, evidence, principles, and flaws in arguments
iii. Data and logic interpretation
iv. Intelligence quotient

Given below is the LSAT India Syllabus for Logical Reasoning and the important topics that are asked in the exam:

a. Number and Letter Series
b. Calendars
c. Clocks
d. Cubes
e. Venn Diagrams
f. Binary Logic
g. Seating Arrangement
h. Logical Sequence
i. Logical Matching
j. Logical Connectives
k. Syllogism
l. Blood Relation
m. Inference
n. Strengthen arguments
o. Weaken arguments
p. Conclusion
q. Assumptions
r. Paragraph completion
s. The flaw in the argument
t. Role in the argument
u. Additional evidence in the argument
v. Reasoning based on analogy
w. Evaluate
x. Paradox

3. Reading Comprehension
i. The candidate will have to read, comprehend, and draw insight from given passages.
ii. The section will include four sets of reading questions, each followed by 4-9 questions.
iii. Understanding of Language
iv. Understanding of reading data
v. Comprehending reading data

Given below is the LSAT India Syllabus for Reading Comprehension and the important topics that are asked in the exam:

a. Law
b. Sociology
c. Philosophy
d. Psychology
e. Politics Technology
f. Literature
g. Economics
h. Business
i. Indian Judicia