Symbiosis Law Admission Test
The Symbiosis Law Admission Test, known as SLAT, is a law entrance test conducted by Symbiosis International, a deemed to be university, for admission to its five year integrated undergraduate law programmes. It is taken by students who have finished or are finishing school and want to study law directly after class…
Symbiosis Law Admission Test eligibility
SLAT is for candidates seeking admission to the five year integrated law programmes, so the qualifying examination is class 12 or an equivalent examination from a recognised board rather than a bachelor degree. Candidates appearing in class 12 in the same year may apply provided they produce their results before admission is confirmed. Students who have completed the qualifying examination from a foreign board must obtain the equivalence certificate the university requires.
The minimum marks needed in class 12, relaxations for reserved and specially abled candidates, any age condition, and the separate requirements of each Symbiosis Law School are stated only in the official Symbiosis admission bulletin for the year, which candidates should read before registering.
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