Will LSAT (Law School Admission Test) help me in taking admission in a foreign law college?

The LSAT is a 3-hour paper-and-pencil test required for admission to most U.S. law schools. Comprised of roughly 125 multiple-choice questions plus a writing sample, the test is designed to test the critical reading, data management, and analytical thinking skills that are deemed necessary for success in the first year of law school. Of all admissions tests, the LSAT carries the most weight in the admissions decision-making process, and can account for up to 50 percent of a candidates application at the most competitive schools. An estimated 110,000 students take the LSAT annually. Your LSAT score is valid for five years.

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