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LSAT Online Live & Offline Coaching

Global Course has been conducting LSAT offline classes and online live LSAT coaching since 2001. Students from Mumbai, i.e. Powai, Juhu, Lokhandwala, Bandra, Worli, Prabhadevi, Walkeshwar, etc. attend our offline LSAT coaching and offline LSAT home tuition. We offer LSAT USA/ LSAT Abroad online live coaching as well. The students from The USA, Canada, Dubai, The United Kingdom, Singapore, New Delhi, Bengaluru, etc. join our LSAT Abroad online classes. Global Course provides flexible timings and excellent up to date study material, including LSAT mock tests to our LSAT online live coaching and LSAT offline coaching students. We have an excellent track record. So far, our LSAT students have scored up to 172/ 180 in LSAT through online live coaching of LSAT USA/ LSAT Abroad. Most of our LSAT scoreS have ranged 150 – 172/ 180 so far.

Global Course has been providing LSAT regular online live and offline courses and LSAT intensive online live and offline crash courses. We share high class, LSAT study material to our students joining our LSAT online live classes worldwide and LSAT offline classes in Mumbai, India. Our LSAT mentors are well – qualified and highly experienced. Thus, making Global Course one of the top LSAT coaching institutes for LSAT online live and LSAT Offline.

Location Google Meet - Worldwide
Malad West, Mumbai, India - S. V. Road, RSET - RMCC (Saraf College) Campus
Exclusive Home Tutorial – Mumbai & Thane
Duration
  • Regular Course – 10 Weeks
  • Intensive Crash Course-5 Weeks
Schedule
  • Weekends and Weekdays Schedules Available
  • Regular Course – twice a week, two hours each session
  • Intensive Crash Course – four times a week, two hours each session
  • Timings – Flexible
Study Material High scoring and authentic study material is shared with the students, which includes Full Mock Tests
Highest Score in LSAT 172/ 180 - LSAT USA

LSAT Study Plan - Offline/ Online Live

LSAT Foundation Course - Offline/ Online Live

LSAT Advance Course - Offline/ Online Live

We follow the above schedule to complete all the fundamental concepts in Analytical Reasoning, Logical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension and Essay in the first 8 weeks. Thereafter, in the last 2 weeks, we do Sectional Tests and full mock tests from various sources. The tests are evaluated, reviewed, doubts are discussed and other remedial measures are taken to boost the scores.

LSAT USA Detailed Study Plan - Exclusive Offline/ Online Live Click!

  • Each session starts with the review and doubt - solving of the homework given.
Session Chapter/ Topic)
Week 1 Session 1
Reading Comprehension (RC) Workshop 		Introduction to LSAT
Practice Exercises
Session 2
Logical Reasoning (LR) Workshop 		Practice Exercises
Week 2 Session 3
Logical Reasoning
Reading Comprehension (RC)		 Strengthen Drill
Social Science Drill
Session 4
Logical Reasoning
Reading Comprehension (RC)		 Weaken Drill
Natural Science Drill
Week 3 Session 5
Logical Reasoning
Reading Comprehension (RC) 		Assumption Drill
Law Drill
Session 6
Logical Reasoning
Reading Comprehension (RC)		 Inference Drill
History Drill
Week 4 Session 7
Logical Reasoning
Reading Comprehension (RC) 		Resolve/ Explain Drill
Practice Exercise 1
Session 8
Logical Reasoning
Reading Comprehension (RC) 		Evaluate - the - Argument Drill
Practice Exercise 2
Week 5 Session 9
Logical Reasoning
Argumentative Writing 		Mixed Drill
Essay
Session 10
Logical Reasoning
Reading Comprehension (RC) 		The Whole Revision & Mixed Practice Exercises
Mixed Practice Exercises
Week 6
Session 11
LSAT USA Full Mock Tests 1 and 2		 Evaluation, Review & Doubt Solving
Week 7
Session 12
LSAT USA Full Mock Tests 3 and 4		 Evaluation, Review & Doubt Solving
Week 8
Session 13
LSAT USA Full Mock Tests 5 and 6		 Evaluation, Review & Doubt Solving
Week 9
Session 14
LSAT USA Full Mock Tests 7 and 8		 Evaluation, Review & Doubt Solving
Final Tips for The LSAT USA
Week 10
Session 15
LSAT USA Full Mock Tests 9 and 10		 Evaluation, Review & Doubt Solving
Final Tips for The LSAT USA

Global Course Recent LSAT Achievers

Arnav Gupta 172 in 2024 Harvard University
Russell D’ Costa 168 in 2024 Stanford Universit
James Smith 161 in 2023 Duke University
Swamy Iyer 165 in 2023 Yale University
Prachi Mahajan 164 in 2022 University of Chicago
Rahul Mehta 164 in 2022 New York University
Javed Akhtar 161 in 2021 Columbia University
Kamini Prasad 159 in 2021 University of Pnnysylvania
Dhruv Panchal 157 in 2020 Duke University
Serena Mali 167 in 2020 New York University

How to Prepare for The LSAT USA

If you are planning to prepare for The LSAT USA, which is also known as The LSAT Abroad, the first thing you should do is brush up your reading skills. Start reading some good newspaper editorials, magazines, novels, etc. to improve your reading power and understanding. You should keep track of the important High Courts and The Supreme Court proceedings through newspapers, journals, etc. Finally, join a good LSAT Prep Course. And meet the mentor before joining to check your comfort level.

Reading a quality daily newspaper, such as The Hindu, The Indian Express, The Times. etc., will help you to be aware of the world around you. The LSAT essay topics will not be specifically about current affairs, and you will not be judged by what facts you know. But knowing how the world ticks, in general terms, will help you to write intelligently about a host of different topics.

LSAT USA - Basic Information

The LSAT USA, also known as the Law School Admission Test, is a necessary exam for admission to most law schools in the United States and other countries. The LSAT Abroad exam is administered by the Law School Admission Council (LSAC). When applying to law schools, the LSAT score is taken into consideration alongside other components of your application, such as your GPA, the Credential Assembly Service application, recommendation letters, and your personal statement, SOP. More than 105,000 students appear for LSAT Abroad globally. Additionally, LSAT India is conducted for admissions to Indian law colleges. Over 100,000 students take LSAT India annually.

LSAT USA Detailed Syllabus

1 - 2. Logical Reasoning

These sections assess the ability to analyze, critically evaluate, and complete arguments as they occur in ordinary language. Each Logical Reasoning question requires the test taker to read and comprehend a short passage, then answer a question about it. The questions are designed to assess a wide range of skills involved in thinking critically, with an emphasis on skills that are central to legal reasoning. These skills include drawing well-supported conclusions, reasoning by analogy, determining how additional evidence affects an argument, applying principles or rules, and identifying argument flaws

  • Two sections.
  • Tests the ability to analyze, evaluate, and complete arguments.
  • Questions involve identifying argument flaws, drawing inferences, and applying principles to new situations.
3. Reading Comprehension

These questions measure the ability to read, with understanding and insight, examples of lengthy and complex materials similar to those commonly encountered in law school. The Reading Comprehension section contains four sets of reading questions, each consisting of a selection of reading material, followed by five to eight questions that test reading and reasoning abilities.

  • One section.
  • Assesses the ability to read, understand, and analyze complex texts.
  • Passages cover a range of subjects, followed by questions that test understanding of the main ideas, details, inferences, and the author’s tone.
4. Writing - Essay Writing
LSAT USA Exam Fees US $238

LSAT USA Exam Pattern

Starting with the August 2024 LSAT, the multiple-choice portion of the test will consist of two scored Logical Reasoning sections, one scored Reading Comprehension section, and one unscored Experimental Section of either Logical Reasoning or Reading Comprehension.

Section Number of Questions Time in Minutes
Logical Reasoning I 24 – 26 35
Logical Reasoning II24 – 2635
Reading Comprehension22 – 2835
Argumentative Writing – EssayCandidates can select one topic out of multiple topics provided50
Total Sections – 4 Total Number of Questions - 75
+ 25 (Unscored Experimental)		 Time Limit: 3 Hours & 10 Minutes
+ a 20 - minute break

LSAT USA Scoring: The LSAT Abroad score ranges 120 - 180 with 1-point increment.

Please note: If you're taking the LSAT USA after June 2024, the test will no longer include an Analytical Reasoning section.

Starting July 31, 2024, The LSAT Argumentative Writing will replace the current LSAT Writing Task. The LSAT Argumentative Writing will continue to be an unscored part of the LSAT, but the time will be extended from 35 minutes to 50 minutes.

LSAT USA Exam Highlights

Name of the Exam Law School Admission Test or LSAT
Conducting Body Law School Admission Council or LSAC
Exam Mode Online (Proctored)
LSAT Exam Courses Undergraduate and Postgraduate
LSAT Fees With Writing US $238
Exam Duration 3 Hours 30 minutes
Type of Questions Multiple-Choice Questions

LSAT USA- List of Top 10 Colleges

More than 200 law schools around the world accept LSAT Abroad score. It is accepted in The USA, Canada, Armenia, Australia, Hungary, China and India.

Yale UniversityYale Law School
Harvard UniversityHarvard Law School
Stanford UniversityStanford Law School
Columbia UniversityColumbia Law School
University of ChicagoThe Law School
New York UniversityNYU School of Law
University of PennsylvaniaPenn Law College
University of California, BerkeleyUC Berkeley School of Law
Duke UniversityDuke Law School
University of MichiganUniversity of Michigan Law School

Frequently Asked Questions, LSAT FAQs

1. What is the LSAT?

Ans.:   The LSAT is a standardized test designed to assess skills necessary for success in law school, such as reading comprehension, logical reasoning, and critical thinking. It is required by most law schools in The USA and other part of the world as part of their admission process.

Ans.:   The LSAT consists of the following sections:
  • Logical Reasoning (2 sections): These questions test your ability to analyze and evaluate arguments.
  • Reading Comprehension: Tests your ability to read and understand complex texts, and analyze the structure of arguments and ideas.
  • Writing Sample: This is an unscored section where you are given a prompt and asked to argue a position or make a decision. It is sent to law schools but does not affect your score.
  • Experimental Section: A fourth multiple-choice section, used to test new questions. It is unscored but is included to help the LSAC (Law School Admission Council) analyze the validity of future test questions.

Ans.:  
  • The LSAT USA score is on a scale from 120 to 180, with the average score typically around 150.
  • The Writing Sample in The LSAT USA is not scored but is evaluated by law schools to assess your writing skills.

Ans.:   The LSAT is typically offered several times a year. As of recent years, the LSAT is offered in January, March, June, August, September/October, and November.

Ans.:   Registration for the LSAT is done online through the LSAC website. You will need to create an LSAC account to register for the exam. Early registration is recommended to secure your preferred test date and location. There is a registration fee, but fee waivers are available for eligible candidates.

Ans.:   The cost for the LSAT varies slightly each year but is typically around $215 USD. There are additional fees for changes to your test date, location, or late registration. Fee waivers are available for eligible applicants who demonstrate financial need.

Ans.:   In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, LSAC introduced the LSAT-Flex, a remote, online version of the test, which allows you to take the LSAT at home. The LSAT-Flex consists of three sections (two Logical Reasoning sections, one Reading Comprehension section, and an unscored Experimental section). As of 2023, the LSAT-Flex format may be continued or replaced by new formats. Check with LSAC for current policies.

Ans.:   Yes, you can retake the LSAT. There are no restrictions on how many times you can take the test. However, the LSAC limits you to taking the LSAT three times within a single testing year and five times in any given period of five consecutive years. Many law schools consider multiple LSAT scores, but some may average them or take your highest score.

Ans.:   Global Course has 10-week online live and offline LSAT Prep Courses. Effective preparation for the LSAT typically includes:
  • Practice Tests: Taking timed practice tests to simulate actual test conditions.
  • Study Materials: Use official LSAT prep materials from the LSAC, as well as prep books, online courses, or tutoring.
  • Reviewing Mistakes: After each practice test, review incorrect answers to understand why you made mistakes and how to improve.
  • Time Management: Focus on pacing yourself during practice tests, as timing is a crucial aspect of the LSAT.

Ans.:   Global Course LSAT Prep Course Provides up-to-date course material, which includes:
  • Official LSAT Prep: LSAC offers a variety of prep materials, including sample questions and full-length tests, available on their website.
  • Prep Books: Popular prep books include those from companies like The LSAT Trainer, Manhattan Prep, and Kaplan.
  • Online Courses: Platforms like The Princeton Review, PowerScore, and 7Sage offer online courses with video lessons, practice questions, and strategies.
  • Global Course LSAT Tutoring: If you prefer one-on-one instruction, consider hiring a Global Course tutor who specializes in LSAT preparation.

Ans.:  
  • LSAT students at Global Course have scored up to 172/ 180 so far.
  • A score of 170 or higher is considered excellent and will make you competitive at top law schools (e.g., Harvard, Yale, Stanford). Global Course students have scored up to 172/ 180 in LSAT.
  • A score between 160 and 169 is good and will make you competitive at many top 20 law schools.
  • A score between 150 and 159 is average and may qualify you for a wider range of law schools.
  • Below 150 might limit your options but could still be acceptable for some schools with lower median LSAT scores.

Ans.:   Yes, you can cancel your LSAT score, but it must be done on test day before you leave the testing center. Once you cancel your score, it is permanently removed and cannot be reinstated. If you choose not to cancel your score, it will be reported to the schools you apply to.

Ans.:   The Writing Sample is an essay that asks you to respond to a prompt by making a decision and supporting your reasoning. Although it is not scored, law schools may use it to assess your writing and argumentative skills. It is submitted electronically, and you can complete it separately from the multiple-choice sections of the LSAT.

Ans.:   Most law schools in the U.S. and Canada require the LSAT, but there are some that accept the GRE (Graduate Record Examinations) as an alternative. Additionally, some law schools may have flexible or optional LSAT requirements, so it’s important to check the specific admissions requirements of the law schools you are interested in.

Ans.:   LSAT scores are valid for five years. Law schools typically consider your most recent LSAT score, but older scores may still be considered depending on the school’s policies.

Ans.:   After you take the LSAT, you can choose which law schools receive your scores. You can send your scores through your LSAC account. The score report typically includes all of your LSAT scores from the past five years.

Ans.:   LSAC provides accommodations for candidates with disabilities. You can request accommodations such as extended time, additional breaks, or a separate testing room when you register for the LSAT. You will need to provide documentation of your disability and your need for accommodations.

Ans.:   Cheating or violating test rules can result in disqualification from the test, cancellation of your score, or even a ban from taking the LSAT in the future. LSAC has strict procedures in place to prevent cheating, including monitoring test centers and using advanced technology to detect fraudulent behavior.

Ans.:  

Yes, the LSAT India exam has been officially discontinued by the Law School Admission Council (LSAC). This decision means that there will be no LSAT India exams going forward, and it will no longer be a pathway for admission to law schools in India that were previously accepting LSAT India scores.

For candidates who appeared for the LSAT India in 2024, it's essential to retain a copy of their scorecard. This score will still be valid for admission to any law school that was affiliated with or accepted the LSAT India scores. Prospective law students should keep their scorecard safe, as it could be necessary for the admissions process at such institutions.

This shift might signal a move towards alternative assessments or other standard entrance exams for law schools in India. Keep an eye on updates from individual law schools and relevant authorities for information on new admission criteria.

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