SLAT 2023: Detailed Exam Analysis, Test Structure - Complete Updates

The Symbiosis Law Admission Test (SLAT) 2023 is being conducted on two days: May 6 and May 14, 2023.
May 6: SLAT 2023's difficulty level can be considered moderate. The exam pattern was the same as in 2022, with 12 questions in each section. Stay tuned for a section-wise breakdown of the same.
This page will also include all updates regarding the difficulty level of the May 14 paper, exam pattern, and any other changes involved. In addition, expected cut-offs and section-wise analysis will also be made available.

SLAT 2023 Paper Structure

Paper Pattern

No.of Questions

Total Marks

Difficulty Level

Logical Reasoning

12

12

Easy-moderate

Legal Reasoning

12

12

Easy-moderate

Analytical Reasoning

12

12

Moderate

Reading Comprehension

12

12

Easy

General Knowledge

12

12

Moderate

Total

60

60

 

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