Hello here I am providing you details on Law School Admission Test offered months as under:

The LSAT is offered four times per year - February, June, October (or late September), and December.

THE JUNE LSAT:
June LSAT will allow you to submit your applications at the beginning of the admission period. Most law schools use a "rolling admissions" process and applying early gives you a slight advantage. Taking the June LSAT also gives you more time to work on your résumé, your personal statement, and your law school applications. By completing these items early and then reviewing them over the ensuing months, you can create the very best application possible

THE OCTOBER LSAT:
October is the most popular test date of the year, in part because the test falls at the start of the application cycle. Many students also like the October test because they have the December LSAT to fall back on if October does not go well

THE DECEMBER LSAT:
Every single law school accepts the results of the December LSAT. Equally important, December is the last exam that you can take to meet the deadlines of the top law schools. However, the downside of the December LSAT is that your results come in later than other applicants, pushing you back in the rolling admissions cycle. The December LSAT can also be tough on college students since the test date often coincides with final exams.

THE FEBRUARY LSAT:

Although many schools accept the results of the February LSAT, not every school does, and so you must check application deadlines before deciding on this exam. The February test can be a lifesaver for applicants applying to schools that accept the results of this test, and this exam is also a great option for students planning ahead and preparing to apply for the following year admission.