Hi I am interested in knowing when is the right time to take the Law School Admission Test and also the dates when the examination are held in 2017?

The LSAT is offered four times each year - February, June, October (or late September), and December. Accepting you are entering graduate school in the fall of one year from now, you ought to consider the accompanying variables while picking a test organization date

The June LSAT

Numerous prelaw counsels suggest taking the June LSAT on the grounds that it will permit you to present your applications toward the start of the confirmation time frame. Most graduate schools utilize a "moving confirmations" handle and applying early gives you a slight preferred standpoint. In the moving confirmation framework, candidates are considered as they "come in," and accordingly by applying early you have minimal measure of rivalry for the best number of spaces. Applying late can be a weakness since you have a more prominent measure of rivalry for a littler number of residual spaces. In any case, that is just a speculation on the off chance that you apply late with remarkable certifications, you will at present get into numerous graduate schools. Taking all things into account, however, applying early is better.

Taking the June LSAT additionally gives you more opportunity to take a shot at your résumé, your own announcement, and your graduate school applications. By finishing these things early and after that checking on them over the resulting months, you can make the absolute best application conceivable.

Additionally, on the off chance that you don't feel arranged for the June test, or on the off chance that you do ineffectively on the June test, you can re-take the exam in October.

The October LSAT

October is the most prevalent test date of the year, to some degree on the grounds that the test falls toward the begin of the application cycle. October is likewise mainstream in light of the fact that the test comes toward the finish of summer, advantageous for some understudies who can utilize part of the mid year to do their test readiness. An essential thought for all test takers is to take a LSAT that permits a copious measure of planning time, since more planning time for the most part converts into a higher score.

Numerous understudies likewise like the October test since they have the December LSAT to fall back on if October does not go well. Simply ensure you join early-the October test tends to top off ahead of schedule!

The December LSAT

Each and every graduate school acknowledges the aftereffects of the December LSAT. Similarly critical, December is the last exam that you can take to meet the due dates of the top graduate schools. In any case, the drawback of the December LSAT is that your outcomes come in later than different candidates, pushing you back in the moving confirmations cycle. The December LSAT can likewise be intense on undergrads since the test date regularly matches with last test of the years.

Understudies here and there inquire as to whether it is ideal to take the October LSAT over the December LSAT just in light of the fact that the October LSAT returns prior outcomes. In spite of the prior outcomes, we feel your last score is a more critical thought. Given the decision of taking the October LSAT or taking the December LSAT and scoring three focuses higher, we would select the December exam.

The February LSAT

Albeit many schools acknowledge the aftereffects of the February LSAT, not each school does, thus you should check application due dates before settling on this exam. The February test can be a lifeline for candidates applying to schools that acknowledge the consequences of this test, and this exam is additionally an incredible alternative for understudies preparing and get ready to apply for the next year confirmation.

One last note: in opposition to web bits of gossip, no specific LSAT is fundamentally harder or less demanding than different LSATs. For instance, a few people say that the June LSAT is the hardest test each year. We would say, some June LSATs are troublesome and some June LSATs are simple (generally, obviously!). LSAC works unimaginably difficult to compare each LSAT, and no specific month to month LSAT organization is reliably harder or simpler.

LSAT DATES & DEADLINES

United States, Canada, and the Caribbean
Saturday, February 4, 2017 (United States, Canada, and the Caribbean) (nondisclosed test)
Monday, February 6, 2017 (United States, Canada, and the Caribbean) (Saturday Sabbath Observers only)
Monday, June 12, 2017

Australia and New Zealand

Sunday, 19 February 2017 (Australia and New Zealand)
Sunday, 25 June 2017 (Australia and New Zealand)

Europe, Middle East, and Africa

Saturday, February 4, 2017 (Europe, Middle East, and Africa)
Monday, February 6, 2017 (Europe, Middle East, and Africa) (Saturday Sabbath Observers only)
Tuesday, June 13, 2017 (Europe, Middle East, and Africa)

Asia

Sunday, February 19, 2017 (Asia)
Sunday, June 25, 2017 (Asia)

South America, Central America, and Mexico

Saturday, February 4, 2017 (South America, Central America, and Mexico)
Monday, February 6, 2017 (South America, Central America, and Mexico) (Saturday Sabbath Observers only)
Monday, June 12, 2017