The Law Admission Council LSAT is going to conducted the LSAT Test tomorrow on January 22, 2023. Candidates who are not familiar with protocols must read this article thoroughly. The exam will be conducted online mode.

The total duration of the exam is 2 hour and 20 minutes.Candidates should remember that there are certain guidelines and etiquettes that they need to adopt not just for LSAT Exam but for every exam. Malpractices in the exam hall will not be tolerated so candidates are advised to read the guidelines in this article.

LSAT India 2023 Exam date for January Session

• January 22, 2023,

Declaration of LSAT 2023 scorecard for the January session

• February 2023

Last Date to Apply for LSAT India June Session

• May 26, 2023

Test Scheduling for LSAT 2023 June Session

• April 17 to May 26, 2023

LSAT Exam 2023 date for June Session

• June 8 to 11, 2023

Declaration of result

• July 2023

Every candidate who is attending the LSAT exam must follow these guidelines.

• Candidate must make sure that they are sitting in a quiet area and that there is no noise.

• Candidate must make sure there is enough light that their face is recordable in the webcam.

• Candidate must be sitting alone during the test.

• Candidate is not allowed to interact with anyone during the exam.

• Candidates must make sure they are sitting in the webcam frame and their webcam is working properly.

• Only Foam earplugs are allowed/ Earphones and Headphones are not allowed.

• Candidates are only allowed to use 2 Blank A4 pages and a pen or pencil during the exam for rough work.

• If the candidate used any sort of books/notebooks it will lead to the cancellation of the exam.

• Candidate is only allowed to use Laptop or Computer which is being used for testing. Usage of any other electronic gadget will lead to exam cancellation.

• Suspicious Movements by the candidate will lead to the termination of the exam. For Example, Looking somewhere else instead of the screen or leaving your seat.

• Caps and sunglasses are not allowed to be worn during the test. However, there is an exception for religious headgear.

• Candidates should remember that screen will have a countdown so candidates do not need to wear any watch or look at the clock.