Law

The ILSAT syllabus covers five sections English, Logical Reasoning, Legal Reasoning, Current Affairs & Analytical Reasoning. The exam consists of 125 objective type questions, 25 per section, with 1 mark for correct answers.

The ILSAT is held in an online computer based test mode. Aspirants will have to attempt 125 question in 2 hours. The question paper will carry five sections: English, Logical Reasoning, Legal Aptitude, General Knowledge/Current Affairs, and Analytical Reasoning.

As per the ILSAT exam pattern it will be held for 2 hours. The exam is Computer Based. There will be 125 Multiple Choice Questions. It will include five subjects. Every question carries 1 mark for a correct answer. 

Mewar University has not released the cutoff for LLB programme yet. Aspirants must keep checking the official website for more updates. Aspirants need to meet the eligibility criteria for admission to LLM programme.

For ILSAT you need to have passed Class 12th. Apart from this you should have scored 50% marks in the English medium. Candidates should be under 21 years old.

The ILSAT  is conducted by the ICFAI Foundation for Higher Education to provide admissions into its undergraduate and postgraduate law programs. To assess candidates' legal aptitude, reasoning, English skills, and general knowledge for a career in law at their law schools

The ILSAT Exam was held in two phases. The phase 1 was held on December 14, 2025 and Phase 2 on May 9, 2026.

Yes, there is an age limit for the ILSAT for undergraduate programs. Candidates must be 21 years or younger as of the start of the first semester. This can change based on Bar Council of India rules. For PG courses there is no age limit.

To be eligible for ILSAT (for UG courses like BBA LLB/BA LLB), you need to have passed 10+2 (or equivalent) with at least 50% aggregate marks in English medium in a single attempt, from any stream, and should not exceed the age limit (usually 21 years as of July of the admission year), while LLM applicants need a law degree with 50% marks. Students awaiting their 10+2 results can also apply, and qualifying the ILSAT exam (or having valid CLAT/LSAT scores) is mandatory. 

Yes, the ILSAT is compulsory for admission to ICFAI Law School's law programs unless you have appeared for and secured a valid score in the national-level CLAT exam. Admission is merit-based, combining entrance exam performance, your 10+2 marks, and a personal interview.