SLAT 2027 Admit Card: Test 1 & 2 Hall Ticket Date & Steps to Download

The SLAT admit card will carry important details such as test day slot and timings, and allotted test centre details. The main exam day instructions will be provided on the hall ticket. Check the important details carefully for any error-free details.

In case this happens do not panic. You can visit the SLAT portal and click on forgot password option. Now you can resest the same. Once the new login details are generated, you must keep them carefully.

To get a printout of the SLAT admit card, candidates first have to download the admit card and save it to their devices. After saving the SLAT admit card on their devices, they can connect these devices to a printer and print coloured copies of the admit card. The printouts should be clear, so that all details mentioned on the admit card can be seen easily. Candidates with a blurred or unclear copy of their SLAT admit card will not be allowed to take the SLAT entrance exam. Moreover, only a coloured copy of the SLAT admit card will be accepted by the exam authority. The black and white prinout of the admit card is not accepted at the SLAT exam centres. All candidates who apply for SLAT and are going to take the exam must carry 3 or 4 copies of a colour printout of their SLAT admit card. This strategy will be helpful in the case, when candidates lose one of the copies of the respective admit card or the admit card gets destroyed for some reason. All copies of the SLAT admit card must have a passport size photograph pasted on them. Candidates should note that mobile phones are not permitted at the centres, and they should carry a hardcopy, I. e. a colour printout of the SLAT admit card on an A4 size sheet.

Candidates need to carry a valid photo ID proof to the exam centre along with a coloured printout of their SLAT admit card. This photo ID proof can be an Aadhaar Card, voter ID, PAN Card, driving licence, or passport. The reason for which the exam supervising authority asks candidates to carry their photo ID proof is that they want to ensure their identity. Aadhaar Card and Voter ID are the best photo ID proofs that can help Indian citizens verify their identity. Thus, it is advised to all SLAT exam takers that they must carry one of the two photo ID proofs to the SLAT exam centre. The photo ID proof should be original because photocopies or printouts of ID proofs are not accepted by the exam authority. The ID proof will only be used to recognise the candidates. It will not be submitted by the authority.

The SLAT exam day guidelines are available on the admit card of the SLAT exam. These guidelines or instructions are ascertained by the SET exam authority. As per the SLAT exam day instructions, candidates must bring a colour printout of their SLAT admit card along with a valid photo ID proof on the examination day. A black and white printout will not be accepted. They must paste their colour passport size photo on the admit card. The signature of the candidates on their respective admit cards is mandatory. All candidates are advised to report to the exam centre the latest by 7:30 AM and occupy their seats by 8:30 AM because the SLAT exam starts at 9:00 AM. A candidate must take the SLAT exam at the centre allotted to him or her. Taking tests from other test centres will not be allowed for him or her.

The candidates will have to print the SLAT admit card on the A4 size paper. The admit card will have important details such as candidate's photograph and signature along with exam centre details. Carry a valid ID proof to the exam hall for identity verification. 

The important topics for the different sections of the SLAT exam are different. The important topics are Reading Comprehension, Synonyms, Antonyms, Foreign Words/Phrase, International events, UN bodies, Major developments in the areas of sports, geopolitics, and important environmental agreements, Current affairs, Eminent personalities, Sports, and Awards and honours. The important topics related to the SLAT Legal Reasoning section are Legal terms, Indian Constitution and its structure, sections and schedules, Contracts and Constitutional Law, Torts, Vicarious Liability, Contracts and Constitutional Law, IPC and the CrPC, Strict Liability, Law of Crimes, International Law, Intellectual Property Rights, Legal Awareness covering Constitutional Law and Politics.

 

Candidates cannot get SLAT question papers of previous years for free because the conduction body of SLAT, the Symbiosis Entrance Test (SET) authority, does not release previous years’ question papers of the exam. The questions relevant to SLAT question papers can be found in books designed for the SLAT syllabus. Candidates need to focus more on topics related to the SLAT syllabus to prepare for this law entrance exam. The syllabus includes topics associated with Logical Reasoning, Legal Reasoning, Analytical Reasoning, General English, and General Knowledge.

There is no maximum time limit to start preparation. Candidates can start preparing for the SLAT exam any time when they decide to sit for it. You can refer to previous year papers for the exam overview.

The number of SLAT practise sets depends on the number of practise sets an aspirant solves. If you want to solve fewer practise sets, then one month is enough to practise them. However, if you want to solve 30–40 practise sets of SLAT, then you need 2-3 months to do so. This much time will allow you to solve one practise set multiple times. As a result, you will learn about almost all the important concepts and topics from which questions are asked in the SLAT exam. Aspirants preparing for the SLAT also need to know the SLAT syllabus and practise topics related to it to score well in the entrance exam.