| Section | Content | Number of Items/Marks | Time Allowed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Part I | Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) | 100 Minutes | |
| English | 20 MCQs | ||
| General Knowledge | 20 MCQs | ||
| Pakistan Studies | 10 MCQs | ||
| Islamiat | 10 MCQs | ||
| Mathematics | 5 MCQs | ||
| Urdu | 10 MCQs | ||
| Part II | Writing Skills | 40 Minutes | |
| Essay Writing Skills (in English or Urdu) | 1 out of 3 (15 marks) | ||
| Personal Statement (in English or Urdu) | 10 marks |
The Law Admission Test (LAT) administered by the Higher Education Commission (HEC) for prospective law students in Pakistan assesses candidates across various subjects and skills. The test is divided into two main parts.Â
Part IÂ consists of 75 multiple-choice questions (MCQs) to be completed within 100 minutes, covering English (20 MCQs), General Knowledge (20 MCQs), Pakistan Studies (10 MCQs), Islamiat (10 MCQs), Mathematics (5 MCQs), and Urdu (10 MCQs).Â
Part II
which lasts 40 minutes, evaluates writing skills through an essay (15 marks) and a personal statement (10 marks), with candidates given the option to write in either English or Urdu. This comprehensive structure ensures a balanced evaluation of a candidate’s aptitude in both objective knowledge and subjective expression.
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