SLAT Participating Colleges 2027: List of SLS, Admission Criteria, Fees, Seat Intake, Reservation Criteria

Yes, candidates can get admission to four law colleges or schools at Symbiosis International University based on their SLAT scores. These law schools are Symbiosis Law School Pune, Symbiosis Law School Noida, Symbiosis Law School Nagpur, and Symbiosis Law School Hyderabad. These four Symbiosis Law Schools are among the top law colleges in India. Other colleges do not accept SLAT scores. If a candidate wants to take a law entrance exam based on which he or she can apply to multiple law colleges, he or she can take the CLAT or LSAT-India. The scores of the two law entrance exams are accepted by many law colleges for admission.

The question papers of the SLAT exam conducted in previous years cannot be downloaded because the SET exam authority does not release SLAT question papers. However, there are other resources that SLAT aspirants can use to get insights about SLAT question papers from previous years. These resources are practise sets and mock tests available in the books dedicated to SLAT preparation. Some of these books also contain the SLAT question papers from previous years. To know the best books for the SLAT exam, – Click here.  

A total of 4 colleges, including SLS Nagpur, SLS Noida, SLS Hyderabad, and SLS Pune, accept SLAT scores. Candidates need to pass the SLAT exam, PI and WAT to get admission. 

Candidates can get admission in four SLS located in Noida, Nagpur, Hyderabad and Pune.

A candidate desirous of submitting his candidate to select UG programmes is also required to complete the payment process for the desired programme before the losing date for payment of the same. Payment towards the programmes must be made through the website only (set-test.org). After making the payment for SLAT, proceed to complete the online registration form (Part II) for programme registration and the respective institute (s). A candidate is required to make a separate, non-refundable, and non-transferable payment of INR 1000 per programme per institute at this stage.

The Symbiosis International University does not provide any concessions to reserved category candidates on the SLAT application fee. Candidates belonging to all categories are required to pay the same amount as the SLAT fee. The SLAT Institute fee for candidates in all categories is also equal. In 2026, the SLAT application fee is INR 2250 for all applicants.

To be eligible for the SLAT exam, candidates should pass 10+2 exam from any recognised board. Candidates from the general or open category must have scored 45%. 

Getting 45 or more marks in SLAT is mostly seen as a good score. It gives you a better chance of getting into a top Symbiosis Law School. If you're aiming for SLS Pune, the most competitive one, try to score around 48–52 marks. A score above 40 is still decent and can keep you in the race. The cutoffs change from one campus to another. SLS Noida usually needs around 42–47 marks, SLS Hyderabad about 38–44, and SLS Nagpur close to 36–41 marks.

No, candidates cannot get admission to SLS Pune and the other three SLSs, namely, SLS Noida, SLS Hyderabad, and SLS Nagpur, without appearing in the SLAT exam. 

SLAT will be conducted in more than 75 cities in India. You will get to know about your test centre through the admit card. The hall ticket will be available online. 

The Symbiosis International Law University has discontinued Writing Ability Test from the SLAT Admission Process from 2025 admission cycle. 

Each SLS has released its schedule to conduct the Personal Interview. The University will conduct the Personal Interview online. Candidates must check the schedule as each SLS has its own dates. 

No, you will not be called for the Personal Interview (PI) round for Symbiosis Law Schools if you haven't cleared the SLAT exam. Candidates must note that SLAT scores are mandatory for shortlisting. You need to score above the cut-off to get a PI call, and you must attend all parts of the PI to be eligible for admission. 

SLAT does not occur twice a year, but it takes place on two consecutive dates within the same session. Candidates have the option to appear in either or both. The best attempt from the two will be considered to prepare the merit list.