LSAT 2019 Analysis

LSAT—India is a standardized paper based test of reading and verbal reasoning skills designed by the USA–based Law School Admission Council (LSAC) for use by law schools in India. The LSAT—India was held in multiple cities on 02 June 2019. The test was conducted from 10:30 am to 12:50 pm at 24 exam centers across India.

The LSAT 2019 scores will be accepted by the private Law Universities for admissions into its undergraduate law programs. This article gives the detailed LSAT analysis 2019.

A total of 140 minutes (35 minutes per section) was given and the questions (with no negative marking) were distributed across the sections as follows:

Let us now look at the detailed analysis for each section:

Evaluation: This section was moderate to tough and a little time consuming. The questions were based on conditions, assignment, grouping and ordering/arrangements. Most of the questions had conditions associated with them and hence it was important to read them carefully & understand them thoroughly. One should use diagram or table method to solve these questions. To score well in this section, one should be aware of tricks required to solve different question types.

Evaluation: This section contained questions from a variety of areas of reasoning with a major focus on critical reasoning. The questions were based on finding flaws in the argument, strengthen/weaken the conclusion, finding inference and assumption made by the reader and author respectively. One should be able to understand the core of questions as well underlying assumptions to score well in this section and therefore it is important to master the concept and tricks to solve these questions. Overall feel of the 1st Logical Reasoning was easy to moderate , while that of 2nd Logical Reasoning was moderate to tough.

Attempt by Good Student in 1st Logical Reasoning :  16-19

Attempt by Good Student in 2nd Logical Reasoning:  14-16

Evaluation: The overall feel of this section was moderate to difficult. This section was lengthy and time consuming. As usual the passages were based on sciences, business, and a few areas from humanities. Most of the questions were inferential and required complete understanding of the passages. This section required contextual understanding of the text and if one had not included variety in reading then it would have been difficult for the test taker to maximize the attempts and accuracy.