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LSAT or the Law School Admission Test is the examination conducted by the Law School Admission Council (LSAC).The examination allows US-based and Canada-based law schools to assess the applicants on the standards of overall reading, verbal and reasoning skills.

LSAT is conducted 4 times a year by the LSAC. The examination is composed of the following:

- Six sections lasting 35 minutes per section

- Five sections containing multiple-choice type of questions

- One un-scored section (sample writing)

There are different test forms used for every exam and each form presents the different sections of multiple choices in random order to prevent the applicants from cheating during the examination. The LSAT examination includes the following:

- 2 sections of logical reasoning (24 to 26 items)

- 1 section of analytical reasoning (24 items)

- 1 section for reading comprehension that requires you to answer questions after reading a passage (26 to 28 items).

-1 experimental section (Unspecified)

- Last section is the writing sample that takes thirty minutes. It is an essay writing section on a given topic. The writing sample is not scored. Nevertheless, it will be included in your law school application as a demonstration of your thinking and writing skills.

It is very important to acquire as much knowledge as you can on the different sections of the LSAT examination. You can ask for several LSAT tips from others who have already passed so you can develop your own learning strategy.

The LSAT examination has an average score of 150 with the score ranging from 120 to 180.But,top-notch law schools accept a minimum score of 160.

The LSAT is conducted by LSAC every February, June, October, and December in various locations all over the world. Applicants generally choose June to October for exam dates but it is always better to inquire online, all the available test dates. This will give you adequate time to plan your studies for the test.