Difference between CLAT vs LSAT

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Difference between CLAT vs LSAT
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COMPARISION

• CLAT Exam

• LSAT Exam

• CLAT is an entrance examination taken by students
  in India each year to gain admission to
  undergraduate and postgraduate law courses
  conducted by the consortium of National Law
  University and CLAT affiliated colleges. The law
  programme offered by the CLAT exam is five years
  of integrated LLB and LLM. The aspirants who
  clear this entrance are eligible to join 22
  National law universities.

• LSAT is an entrance examination taken by
  aspirants each year to gain admission to
  undergraduate and postgraduate law courses
  conducted by the Pearson VUE on behalf of LSAC
  India. The law programme offered by the LSAT
  exam is three years LLB and five years of
  integrated LLB and LLM. The candidates who clear
  this entrance are eligible to join More than 50
  law colleges.

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EXAM FEES

• The CLAT exam fee is Rs. 4000. (Rs. 3500 for
  reserved category).

• The LSAT India fee is Rs. 3800. (Rs. 4250 with
  LSAT India Handbook).

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Exam Pattern

• LSAT paper pattern is completely different than
  most other law entrance exams in India, and
  the CLAT exam pattern is also updated to improve
  candidate screening methodology.
• The CLAT exam is conducted online, whereas the
  Law School Admission Test is only conducted
  offline.
• CLAT exam syllabus for UG includes English,
  Current Affairs, General Knowledge, Mathematics,
  Logical Reasoning, and Legal Aptitude.
• The CLAT exam syllabus for PG includes
  Constitutional Law, International Law, Criminal
  Law, Intellectual Property Law, Law of Contracts,
  Law of Torts, and Jurisprudence.
• The LSAT India exam pattern is the same for UG
  and PG courses.
•  LSAT exam syllabus includes Reading
  Comprehension, Logical Reasoning 1,2, and
  Analytical Reasoning.

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Exam Duration

• The CLAT lasts two hours, with no sectional time
  limit. Aspirants can solve the sections in any
  order they want, and there is no pressure to
  complete a section in a specific amount of time.
• The LSAT India exam lasts 2 hours and 20 minutes.
  Because this exam has a sectional time limit,
  time management is an issue. Each section needs
  to be finished in 35 minutes. So, time management
  is important for this entrance exam.

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Total Number of Questions and Marking

• The total questions for CLAT UG are 150, and the
  total questions for CLAT PG are 120.
• In the CLAT exam, each question is worth one
  point, and each incorrect answer is worth 0.25
  points.
• The total number of questions on the LSAT India
  varies between 92 and 100 for both LLB and LLM
  courses.
• In LSAT India, each question is worth one mark,
  and no points are deducted for incorrect
  answers. 

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