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Candidates should have passed minimum 3 years of Bachelors Degree from any recognised university. Candidate must score 50% marks in aggregate in any discipline (45% for OBC/PD belonging to Maharashtra State only). Candidates those appearing in final year are also eligible to apply.
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The exam will be conducted online. There will be Multiple Choice questions in the question paper. There will be total 200 questions in the exam. Duration of exam will be two and half hours (150 minutes). The language of paper will be E
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Congratulations for your rank, now first of all, for your admission, you need to check how many seats does the college you want to go have and after that you need to see the cutoff list for your category viz general, OBC etc. And after that if you qualify for the cutoff, you shall get a seat.
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Regarding you admission in any LSAT college, you will have to wait for the merit list to be disclosed and according to that, you can estimate your possiblity of admission, if merit list has been disclosed, then you can check the cutoff and if you qualify the cutoff, you can proceed with your admission.
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