anyone who scored good marks in LSAT preparation strategies, materials used etc. and wat is the min score to get scholarship in JGLS.
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AnonymousLLB10 May 2015, 16:47
Got around 95 percentile. (Not revealing exact for the sake of anonymity, though I feel by the end of these thread I wouldn’t be that anonymous anymore)
Preparation tips? None. LSAT has Logic and English only. That’s not something you prepare for. That’s just something you know. That’s something you just have in you afters years of subconscious training.
If you can score well in CLAT, you can easily (of course) score well in LSAT. Toppers in my batch (95+percentile, that is) generally include people who were getting WBNUJS, NLU-J, GNLU, among others such as RMNLU or NLU-Raipur. If you can be there, you can easily be here.
As for scholarships, if you are from Haryana, you get 100% scholarship (you still have to pay for the hostel though) on scoring 95+. 50% to 75% scholarship for around 90 percentile plus, though I am not very sure of the figures here.
For those not from Haryana, 75-80 percentile gets you a 75k fee waiver, 80-90 a 1L and 90 above is a 1.5L waiver. The LSAT topper (or top three? Not sure here) gets 100% scholarship, just like people from Haryana do.
Honestly, if you score below 75, I personally feel this place is not for you. Yes, college does and will accept you easily otherwise too, but people with scores as low as, say, 63 percentile, find it very difficult to cope up. Many of them eventually drop out after a year. More on this later (as I said in your previous thread too!).
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Got around 95 percentile. (Not revealing exact for the sake of anonymity, though I feel by the end of these thread I wouldn’t be that anonymous anymore)
Preparation tips? None. LSAT has Logic and English only. That’s not something you prepare for. That’s just something you know. That’s something you just have in you afters years of subconscious training.
If you can score well in CLAT, you can easily (of course) score well in LSAT. Toppers in my batch (95+percentile, that is) generally include people who were getting WBNUJS, NLU-J, GNLU, among others such as RMNLU or NLU-Raipur. If you can be there, you can easily be here.
As for scholarships, if you are from Haryana, you get 100% scholarship (you still have to pay for the hostel though) on scoring 95+. 50% to 75% scholarship for around 90 percentile plus, though I am not very sure of the figures here.
For those not from Haryana, 75-80 percentile gets you a 75k fee waiver, 80-90 a 1L and 90 above is a 1.5L waiver. The LSAT topper (or top three? Not sure here) gets 100% scholarship, just like people from Haryana do.
Honestly, if you score below 75, I personally feel this place is not for you. Yes, college does and will accept you easily otherwise too, but people with scores as low as, say, 63 percentile, find it very difficult to cope up. Many of them eventually drop out after a year. More on this later (as I said in your previous thread too!).
Good Luck for your CLAT and LSAT. Don’t worry. :)