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LSAT
The law school admissions test of logical reasoning and reading comprehension.
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At a glance
- Set by
- LSAC (Law School Admission Council)
- Level
- Graduate admissions (law school / JD)
- Region
- Global
The format, as published
- Four 35-minute multiple-choice sections (140 min) with a 10-minute intermission after section 2.
- Three sections are scored: two Logical Reasoning and one Reading Comprehension.
- The fourth is an unscored variable section of LR or RC.
- There has been no Analytical Reasoning (Logic Games) since Aug 2024.
- Scored 120–180 (about 75–78 scored questions; unverified).
- LSAT Argumentative Writing is a separate, required but unscored 50-minute task (15 min prewriting analysis + 35 min essay on a debatable issue with 3–4 perspectives), taken remotely on LawHub from 8 days before the test date.
Summarised from official sources. Always confirm dates and rules with the exam board.Official information(opens in a new tab)