Law

To book your Lloyd Entrance Test slot, visit, lloydlawcollege.edu.in Click on "Book Test Slot" link. Now select your preferred exam date, time, and location.

Yes, students currently in their final year of Class 12 can apply for Lloyd Entrance Test. 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 application form for the Lloyd Entrance Test is not provided offline. Candidates must apply for the test online at lloydlawcollege.edu.in.

Yes, candidates can take the Lloyd Entrance Test online from home. For this, they will have to book an online test slot while filling out the application form. The test must be take in a quite room. No one should enter this room during the test.

Yes, candidates with a minimum of 60% marks in CLAT 2025 can apply for BA LLB (Hons.) course offered by Lloyd Law College. After filling out the application form, they will have appear for a Personal Interview conducted by the institute. 

Other entrance tests accepted by Lloyd Law College for BA LLB (Hons.) admissions are the following: 

• LSAT-India
• AILET
• BHU
• GGSIPU
• JAMIA,
• AMU
• CUET

No, the Lloyd Entrance Test 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 Comprehension, Logical Reasoning, and Legal Aptitude & Legal Awareness, are in English.

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

Lloyd Entrance Test question paper contains 150 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: 

Candidates who score below 60% in their Class (10+2) exam or do not take other national law entrance exams, including CLAT, LSAT-India, AILET, BHU, GGSIPU, JAMIA, or AMU, etc. and score below 60% in these exams, are required to take the Lloyd Online Test.

After taking the exam, they will have to appear for a Personal Interview conducted by Lloyd Law College. Based on the results of online test and the interview, merit lists will be prepare to shortlist candidates for admission.