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Law School Admission Council conducts this examination in online mode, and the score/grade between 420 to 480 is calculated in percentile, just like other law entrance examinations in India. However, LSAT India admission is restricted to Indian Colleges only, which limits your options to India.

A: The marking scheme has not been specified by LSAC India and the scoring will be done on a scale of between 420 and 480. The LSAT India score is interpreted in the form of percentile. Candidates will receive a percentile ranking between 420 and 480.

Though the LSAT India and CLAT are all together are very different exams but given that these exams are for formal law education, the candidates should appear for both. The candidate's interest in the law entrance exam may also be shaped by the fact that a particular college is associated with the entrance test or not.

The LSAT?India? has been widely recognized and accepted by law colleges across India since its inception in 2009.

This process is not only time-consuming but can be very expensive as well. So yes, the LSAT is hard, and it is designed that way. It's not so much a test that requires a student to remember random facts, but instead, it is a test that showcases a student's thought process.

Both exams are challenging, but the CLAT may be slightly easier since it is shorter and covers less material. The LSAT is longer and more difficult, but it is a better predictor of success in law school and on the bar exam. CLAT and SLAT are both beneficial for law school aspirants.

CLAT scores are accepted by all participating National Law Universities apart from NLU Delhi, while LSAT India scores are accepted by selective private law schools in India.