ULSAT Process

ULSAT, which stands for the UPES Legal Studies Aptitude Test, is conducted by the University of Petroleum and Energy Studies (UPES), Dehradun. UPES is a well-known private university in India that specializes in offering programmes in various fields, including law.

UPES has gained recognition for its law programmes, and ULSAT is one of the key entrance examinations it conducts to admit students into its law courses. These programmes include undergraduate and postgraduate law degrees designed to prepare students for a career in the legal field.

UPES is responsible for the entire ULSAT examination process, from the release of application forms to the conduct of the exam, evaluation of results, and subsequent admission procedures. The university ensures that the ULSAT examination is fair, transparent, and aligned with its high standards of education in the field of law. Candidates aspiring to pursue law at UPES need to participate in and successfully clear the ULSAT to gain admission to their desired law programmes.

ULSAT application process starts in February month of every. The University of Petroleum and Energy Studies releases ULSAT application form multiple times in a year for UG and PG law courses. The ULSAT 2023 application form for the phase 4 was available till July 20. Candidates who met the prescribed eligibility criteria could apply apply for ULSAT 2023. As per the ULSAT eligibility criteria 2023, candidates were required to score 50% in their Class (10+2) exam (qualifying exam) for admission to UG law courses. They were also required 50% marks in their respective qualifying exam for admission to 3-year LLB and LLM programmes.