How is the ULSAT score and percentile/rank calculated?
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The ULSAT is an entrance exam conducted for admissions in UPES Dehradun. The paper syllabus is similar to CLAT but has 150 questions only where equal weightage is given to every section including English, maths, logical reasoning, general knowledge and legal aptitude. The scores are based on the number of correct answers by a candidate out of the maximum marks of 150. The final ranks are also based on the marks obtained by a student. Thus, the better marks the better rank and better prospects of grabbing seats at UPES. Also the cutoff are released once the marks are out and seats are filled. Also, waiting lists are issues which may be
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ULSAT stands for UPES Legal Studies Aptitude Test. It is the entrance test conducted by University of Petroleum and Legal Studies. The exam is conducted online. The total number of questions that are asked is 150 which have to be attempted in three hours. The question paper is divided into five sections: English including Comprehension, General Knowledge, Mathematics, Logical Reasoning and Legal Reasoning. Each section carries 30 marks and there is no negative marking. The final scores are calculated on the basis of a number of correct answers. The ranks are then calculated on the basis of the final scores. These ranks form the basis o...more
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University of Petroleum and Energy Studies popularly known as UPES conducts ULSAT to offer admission to aspirants in law programmes offered by UPES College of Legal Studies.
The pattern of the exam is as follows-
Online exam
Maximum number of questions- 150
Time limit- 3 hours.
5 sections- Language Comprehension, Numerical Ability, Logical Reasoning, Legal General Knowledge and Legal Aptitude.
Each of these sections have 30 questions which carry the weightage of 1 marks.
No negative marking for any wrong attempts.
The ULSAT result will specify the examination qualifying status of candidates, while the score card will mention their respective s...more
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ULSAT 2025 exam can be applied via any of these 3 modes, candidates must satisfy a few eligibility criteria as given below.
Based on ULSAT Exam
- Minimum 50% marks at Higher & Senior Secondary level (10th & 12th).
- For LLM - Minimum 50% marks at Higher and Senior Secondary level (X and XII) and Minimum 50%marks in Graduation with LLB Degree or equivalent.
Based on CLAT score
- For BA LLB (Hons)/ BBA LLB (Hons) / BCom LLB (Hons) -
- 50% Marks in Higher & Senior Secondary (10th & 12th)
- CLAT AIR ranking up to 15000 / L-SAT India Percentile of 60 percentile or above.
For BTech LLB (Hons) -
- 50% marks in class 10 and 12 PCM.
- CLAT AIR ranking up to 1500
The ULSAT 2025 Application for the 5-year LLB and 3-year LLB courses is open online at upes.ac.in/admission-alerts. ULSAT 2025 exam will be conducted in an online mode. Candidates who meet the course specific eligibility criteria can apply for the test for admission to undergraduate and postgraduate law programmes.
The ULSAT question paper typically consists of **five sections**, each designed to assess different skills and knowledge areas relevant to law studies. The sections are:
- Legal Reasoning: Tests your ability to analyze legal arguments and apply legal principles.
- Logical Reasoning: Evaluates your critical thinking and reasoning skills through logical puzzles and arguments.
- Quantitative Ability: Measures your mathematical skills and ability to interpret data.
- Language Comprehension: Assesses your proficiency in English, including reading comprehension and grammar.
- General Knowledge: Covers current affairs, general knowledge, and
ULSAT results cannot be requested for re-evaluation. Once the results are announced, they are considered final, and no changes can be made.
To check your ULSAT result, you will typically need the following details:
- ULSAT Roll Number: This is your unique identification number provided during the exam.
- Registered Email ID or Application Number: The email ID or application number you used when registering for the ULSAT.
- Password/Date of Birth: You might also be required to enter the password you set during registration or your date of birth for verification.
Once you have these details, you can log in to the official UPES portal to view and download your result.
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