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JSW School of Law will administer Bhutan-LSAT and Dzongkha-Test on 30 April 2022. Given below are the provisional test centers for Bhutan-LSAT

(We may or may not use one or more test centers listed below and you will be informed of the changes in advance).

  1. Chhukha
  2. Mongar
  3. Paro
  4. Thimphu
  5. Tashigang
  6. Trongsa

The detailed information on your examination hall location, reporting time, items you need to get for the test will be shared with you through email.

The LSAT-Bhutan is a test of analytical reasoning, logical reasoning, and reading comprehension. The exam is in English and Dzongkha. The exam will consist of five timed sections: two reading comprehension sections, an analytical reasoning section, a logical reasoning section, and Dzongkha section.

The best way to prepare for the exam is to review the Official Handbook of LSAT-Bhutan and the sample questions below.

The Official Handbook includes information about the format of the test, tips on how to prepare for the exam, and sample questions. These questions are examples to give you an idea of what to expect and not the actual questions from the LSAT-Bhutan. If you spend sufficient time working through these materials, you will familiarize yourself with the test format and get practice in developing your analytic and reasoning skills further. This will improve your test score. Think of the LSAT-Bhutan as a challenge, where repeated (thoughtful, reflective) practice is required to perform optimally.

CLICK HERE to download LSAT – Bhutan Sample File 2021

CLICK HERE to download LSAT Handbook

The test will be held on 30 April 2022. The test will be administered in one or more location across the country. You will be notified about dates and times well before 30 April 2022. Make sure you’ve filed your application with us. If we don’t have an application from you, you won’t be able to take the test.