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LSAT-India 2013 (Law School Admission Test) is designed by USA based Law School Admission Council (LSAC) for use by law schools in India, and is conducted by Pearson VUE, LSAC's affiliate. It is perhaps the most dreaded amongst the Law tests, because unlike CLAT, AILET or other important law entrance exams in India, LSAT doesn't offer various sources or materials to prepare from. Nobody can predict the LSAT pattern as it is said to randomly change each year. LSAT was conducted yesterday, May 19, 2013 in various centres across India. Gyancentral's Ushnota Paul took a review of the exam from students walking out of the 2 hour 20 minutes long examination.

All India Law Entrance Test (AILET) 2012 results were declared today, on Wednesday, May 15, 2013 by National Law University (NLU), Delhi in their official website. This highly competitive national law entrance examination to get admission into NLU, Delhi was conducted in various cities in India on April 28, 2013.

Common Law Admission Test (CLAT), one of the most important law entrance examinations in India, which helps law aspirants get into the prominent National Law Universities in the country, was conducted today. It is taken after the 12th grade, for admission into the Bachelors degree of Law, and many students across the country write this highly competitive examination every year. GyanCentral's Ushnota Paul spoke to various students across India to find out about their two-hour long CLAT experience.

Symbiosis Entrance Test (SET) 2013 conducted by Symbiosis Law School (SLS), Pune is one of the most coveted law entrance tests for students in India. Over the years, Symbiosis sure has become one of the top-notch brands to pass out from in the country. GyanCentral's Ushnota Paul spoke to various candidates who wrote SET today, and took a review of the exam from students across India, who walked out of the two and a half hour long examination.

The National Law University, Delhi established in 2008 is a premier Law University in the country. Thousands of students work hard throughout the year to make it to NLU-D by taking their entrance examination - All India Law Entrance Test (AILET), that was conducted today. Right after Common Law Admission Test (CLAT), AILET is the second most awaited and biggest national law entrance exam in India. GyanCentral's Ushnota Paul spoke to various AILET 2013 candidates from all over the country, and took a review of the exam from students walking out after the 90 minutes long examination.

It's Monday again! Time to take a look at GyanCentral's weekly law update, where we discuss about the various happenings across law schools and the field of law in general. GyanCentral's Ushnota Paul brings you all the spice! Read on.

It's Monday again! Time to take a look at GyanCentral's weekly law update, where we discuss about the various happenings across law schools and the field of law in general. GyanCentral's Ushnota Paul brings you all the spice! Read on.

GyanCentral caught up with A.P.Bharadwaj, proprietor of Innovation, author of various Legal Aptitude books for CLAT ,including a best seller - Pearson's Legal Aptitude for CLAT. He has the knack of training and tutoring more than 200 students every year and enabling them to get admission into various National Law Universities/Colleges and other Universities of the country. With less than 40 days for the major Law Entrance Exams like AILET and CLAT, the countdown has begun. Both, CLAT and AILET are the stepping stone for the realization of the dream of studying in a National Law University and developing them into efficient lawyers.

29,530 applications were received for (UG) CLAT-2013 at the CLAT Office (HNLU, Raipur) by the scheduled last date, i.e. March 30, 2013. 11,137 candidates applied offline and 18,393 applied online for the under graduate law entrance examination. 

It's Monday again! Time to take a look at GyanCentral's weekly law update, where we discuss about the various happenings across law schools and the field of law in general. GyanCentral's Ushnota Paul brings you all the spice! Read on.