SLAT

Eligibility to appear in the Personal Interaction (PI) Round for Symbiosis Law School (SLS) after the Symbiosis Law Admission Test (SLAT) is based on certain criteria:

1. SLAT Score-Based Shortlisting

Candidates must appear for the SLAT exam conducted by Symbiosis International (Deemed University).
Only candidates who score above the cutoff set by each Symbiosis Law School campus are shortlisted for the next stages of the selection process. The cutoff marks vary depending on:
Campus (Pune, Noida, Hyderabad, or Nagpur)
Program (BA LLB or BBA LLB)

2. Merit-Based Selection for PI

Based on the SLAT score, shortlisted candidates receive invitations to participate in the Personal Interaction (PI) and Writing Ability Test (WAT).
The number of shortlisted candidates depends on the availability of seats and performance trends for the year.

3. Registration for Counselling/PI-WAT

Shortlisted candidates must register on the official website of the respective Symbiosis Law School campus to participate in the PI round.
Payment of a counselling or PI-WAT fee is required to confirm participation.
Summary of Steps
Appear for SLAT
Score above the campus-specific cutoff
Receive and accept the PI-WAT call
Complete registration for the PI round
Thus, eligibility hinges on a combination of SLAT performance and timely registration for the PI process.

For the Symbiosis Law School (SLS) Personal Interaction (PI) and Writing Ability Test (WAT), adhering to a formal and professional dress code is recommended to make a positive first impression. Here's a breakdown of the ideal attire:

For Male Candidates

Shirt: Light-colored formal shirt (solid colors or subtle stripes).
Trousers: Dark-colored formal trousers (black, navy blue, or gray).
Tie: Optional but adds a professional touch.
Blazer: Optional but suitable for added formality, especially in cooler weather.
Shoes: Formal leather shoes, preferably black or brown.

For Female Candidates
Western Attire:
Formal shirt or blouse with trousers or a knee-length skirt.
A blazer is optional but adds professionalism.
Indian Attire:
Salwar kameez or saree in subtle colors.
Footwear: Closed-toe formal shoes or neat flats.
General Tips
Avoid casual wear: Jeans, t-shirts, sneakers, and flashy accessories are not appropriate.
Grooming: Maintain neat hair, minimal makeup, and tidy nails.
Comfort: Choose attire that allows you to sit and move comfortably.

Dressing professionally conveys seriousness and respect for the interview process, enhancing your confidence and presentation.