GLAT

No, the GLAT question paper is not provided in Hindi. The exam is conducted in English only. Candidates are required to have a good command of English, as all sections of the test, including General Knowledge & Current Affairs, English, Reasoning, and Legal Aptitude & Legal Awareness, are in English.

Therefore, candidates need to solve mock tests and model paper in English while preparing for GLAT. This will allow then strengthen their knowledge of the English Language.

GLAT is conducted by a private institute, Geeta Institute of Law, Panipat. Thus, candidates from all Indian states can apply for GLAT to get admission to BA LLB (Hons.) course or BBA LLB (Hons.) course offered by the institute. They only need to meet the GLAT eligibility criteria. 

It is important for all candidates to crack GLAT exam for admission to BA LLB (Hons.) course or BBA LLB (Hons.) course offered by Geeta Institute of Law.

There is no subjects-specific requirement to apply for GLAT exam. Candidates from any stream, including Science, Arts, Commerce and Humanities can apply for GLAT if they meet the minimum percentage requirement. Candidates from General and OBC categories need a minimum of 45% marks in Class 12 to apply for GLAT. However, the minimum percentage in Class 12 that candidates from SC/ST category need to fill out the GLAT application form is 42.75%.

Yes, students currently in their final year of Class 12 can apply for GLAT 2025. However, their admission will be provisional, based on the condition that they successfully complete their Class 12 exams and fulfill the eligibility criteria for the law programs they are applying for. Candidates will need to present proof of passing their Class 12 exams during counseling or admission.

The GLAT 2025 exam will be conducted on June 14, 2025 in online mode. There will be four sections in the GLAT 2025 question paper, namely, General Knowledge & Current Affairs, English Language, Reasoning, and Legal Aptitude & Legal Awareness. 

The exam authority may also conduct the exam in offline mode. Thus, it is important to check the GLAT 2025 Notification to understand the exam mode. The GLAT 2025 Exam Notification will be released on the official website of Geeta Institute of Law, Panipat - geetalawcollege.in. 

To prepare for the General Knowledge and Current Affairs section of GLAT exam, candidates can follow the tips mentioned below: 

• Read the best books designed for General Knowledge preparations. These books include Pratiyogita Darpan, Lucent's General Knowledge and General Knowledge by Manohar Pandey. 
• For Current Affairs preparation, you can read newspapers 10-20 minutes daily and watch news channels. 
• You can also join social media groups and channels created for law entrance exam GK and Current Affairs preparation.

GLAT question paper contains 100 multiple choice-based questions. Each question carries 1 mark. There is no deduction of marks for unattempted questions and wrong answers. There are four sections in the exam question paper. These sections with section-wise weightage are listed below: 

The official website for GLAT is the official website of Geeta Institute of Law, Panipat - geetalawcollege.in. Candidates can fill out the GLAT application form 2025 once it is available on the website. To do so, they will have to first visit the official website of the Geeta Institute of Law and then click on the "Apply Now" option. This will redirect you to apply.geeta.edu.in.

Candidates can also find details related to GLAT 2025 dates, pattern and syllabus on this official website. The details regarding the scholarships provided to candidates through GLAT are also provided on this website. 

The only secret to success in the GLAT exam is consistency in exam preparation. Study with consistency, solve pervious years' question paper, practice as many questions as you can. Give as many mock tests as possible because that will make you familiar with the GLAT exam pattern and you will also know how much you have prepared and how much you need to do more of. Also, you will be able to know your mistakes and, hence, correct them to come up perfect in the final showdown.