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Syllabus for LSAT India consist of Analytical Reasoning, 1st Logical Reasoning, 2nd Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension. This is the syllabus for LSAT India. The pattern for LSAT India is that LSAT India consist of approximately 92-100 questions in total. And each portion consist of approximately 24 questions. And the time limit given for each section is 35 minutes. So, there is total time of 2 hours and 20 minutes. Most importantly, there is no negative marking. So, one must not leave any of the questions unanswered. One should prepare in such a way that one should focus mainly on the reasoning portion as analytical reasoning portion, 1st logical reasoning portion and 2nd logical reasoning portion consist of almost 75% of the paper. Reasoning covers the legal portion too. So, one must command on the reasoning portion. And this could be done by practice and solving mock examinations.