LSAT 2024 Exam - Test Dates, Registration, Admit Card, Syllabus, Result

The Law School Admission Test Abroad 2025 or LSAT Abroad 2025 is an exam conducted Globally by the Law School Admission Council or LSAC. The LSAT abroad tests the skills of law school aspirants and their potential to succeed in the first year of law school. The skills tested in the LSAT abroad include reading comprehension, writing, and reasoning. The LSAT abroad exam is meant for students who want to study in the United States, Canada, and other countries for international education in Legal Studies. The LSAT abroad is conducted on fixed predefined dates worldwide at various testing centres. Scores for the LSAT abroad are calculated on a 120 to 180-point scale for each section and the average of these scores or the final LSAT abroad score is also calculated on a scale of 120-140. The scores for the LSAT abroad 2025 will be valid for up to 5 years from the date of the test.

What is LSAT?

LSAT test is conducted for law school admission. The LSAT exam assesses the skills required for law school success: critical reasoning, reading comprehension, and persuasive writing. Law School Admission Council releases LSAT dates. The scores of LSATS are accepted by every ABA-approved law school. 

LSAT abroad testing formats for the 2025 cycle

There are three existing testing formats for the LSAT abroad - the LSAT abroad at test centre, the remote LSAT abroad, and LSAT abroad Writing. Let's talk briefly about all three of these.

LSAT abroad at test centre

As a response to the test takers' feedbacks since 2020, the individuals will now have the option of taking the LSAT exam abroad at a test centre, as offered by the LSAC.

Remote LSAT abroad

The digital, remotely proctored format of the LSAT abroad will continue through the next testing cycle, according to the LSAC.

LSAT abroad Writing

All test takers have to take up the LSAT abroad Writing and this part is administered remotely using secure proctoring software. You can complete LSAT abroad Writing as early as 8 days before the multiple-choice test.