The LSAT is believed among law schools in United States and Canada as the only criteria to test you and to predict your success in profession. Writing LSAT requires application of skills that you have gained from previous academic studies. The test areas in which you require answering LSAT test is tabulated below.
Paper
Time
Format
Topics
Logical Reasoning section-I
35 minutes
24-26 questions
Analyzing ArgumentsEvaluating Arguments
Logical Reasoning section-II
35 minutes
24-26 questions
Analyzing ArgumentsEvaluating Arguments
Logic Games Section
35 minutes
23-24 questions
Basic LogicSystems of OrderOutcomes
Reading Comprehension Section III
35 minutes
26-28 questions
Identifying PurposeIdentifying StructureAscertaining Main Idea
Experimental Section
35 minutes
24-28 unscored, experimental questions
Any material tested in sections I-IV
The Writing SampleSection IV
35 minutes
A written case on which of two scenarios is superior
Writing AbilityAbility to Argue a Position
Note: Starting from June 2007, the candidates will be given Comparative Reading in place of Reading Comprehension and Decision Prompt instead of Decision or Argument in Writing Section.
