Exam

Every individual who successfully completes the LSAT India registration process 2025, which includes the submission of a photo and a valid photo ID in electronic format, ensures the timely payment of the registration fee, and adheres to the officially published test regulations, is eligible to take the LSAT—India.

The LSAT—India serves as a comprehensive entrance examination accepted by numerous law schools across India. It is the candidate's responsibility to fully comprehend the eligibility elibility criteria of the specific law college they intend to apply to before proceeding with LSAT—India registration. If a candidate registers for the test but subsequently is found to be ineligible for admission to their intended law school, no refunds of the test fee will be provided. For comprehensive details on eligibility criteria for LSAT—India Associated Law Colleges, please refer to the respective law colleges' official websites. Generally, most colleges accept a minimum of 45% in candidates' qualifying exam and an LSAT India score between 420 to 480 for admission to a law course. 

NMAT exam is conducted for admission to more than 45 b-schools in India. The exam eligibility criteria can vary from the eligibility criteria of a particular institute. Additionally, MBA eligibility conditions for all participating institutes can vary. However, the NMAT exam eligibility remains the same. The space below mentions the NMAT eligibility criteria:

• Candidate must have a bachelor's degree, completed under 10+2+3 or four years of education pattern, irrespective of the stream.
• Aggregate score in the graduation degree level should not be less than 50 per cent the final year of the degree course.
• Candidates waiting for results or are currently in the final year of graduation are eligible to apply for NMAT exam.

Those who are yet to pass the bachelor's degree course get a provisional admission until the graduation mark sheet and certificate of the qualifying examination are submitted at the participating institute.