•    The exam consists of five sections of multiple-choice questions.

•    Four out of five sections add to candidate’s score.

•    The sections include one reading comprehension section, one analytical reasoning section and two logical reasoning sections.

•    The unscored section is usually there for pre-testing new test questions or to pre-equate new forms of test pattern

•    Additionally, a 35 minute writing sample is administered at the end of the test.

•    The authority of LSAT does not marks the score on the writing sample but sends the same to the law schools to which a candidate applies.

Section I

   LSAT Logical Reasoning section I & II- 35 minutes - 24 to 26 questions on "Analyzing Arguments" AND "Evaluating Arguments" each

Section II

    LSAT Logic Games Section - 35 minutes - 23 to 24 questions on "Basic Logic", "Systems of Order" & "Outcomes"

Section III

    LSAT Reading Comprehension Section - 35 minutes - 26 to 28 questions on "Identifying Purpose", "Identifying Structure" & "Ascertaining Main Idea"

Section IV

    LSAT Experimental Section - 35 minutes - 24 to 28 unscored, experimental questions on any material tested in sections I-IV

Section V

    LSAT Writing Sample - 35 minutes - A written case on which of two scenarios is superior on the area of "Writing Ability" & "Ability to Argue a Position"