SLAT 2027 is on 19th & 26th December · Batch now open
Two attempts. One seat at Symbiosis. Start now.
Student stories
I used to treat every mock like a verdict on my life and spiral after a bad one. Gaurav bhaiya made me sit with the analysis instead, question by question, until I could see why I was losing marks. That one habit is honestly why I'm at NLSIU today.
Boards, school tests and CLAT all at once had me exhausted. Chia didi helped me plan weeks that fit my actual life, not some topper timetable from YouTube. I didn't burn out, and that mattered more than any shortcut.
School ate up a lot of my evenings, so the recordings were my lifeline. I'd watch them late at night at 1.5x with my notes open. Never once felt like I was behind the batch.
I joined for the mocks and stayed for the people. My 1 AM doubts on the WhatsApp group got answered faster than my friends reply to my texts.
Quant was my weak spot and I kept dodging it. The weekly sectionals didn't let me hide from it. Still not my favourite section, but it stopped costing me marks.
Classes never felt like a lecture. Ankit bhaiya would stop and ask why I picked an option, not just whether it was right. That 'why' is what finally fixed my critical reasoning.
My parents kept worrying whether I was really studying. The weekly progress updates sorted that out without a single argument at home. Peace at home means better prep, trust me.
Yash bhaiya never let me get comfortable after a good mock. Every 'nice score' came with 'okay, now look at these five'. Exactly the push I needed.
Legal reasoning felt like reading someone else's homework for months. Then somewhere in the live classes it just clicked: apply the principle, don't argue with it. After that LR became the section I actually looked forward to.
Nobody here sugarcoated anything. If my English accuracy dropped, I heard about it the same week. Kind of annoying at the time, very grateful for it now.
GK scared me because it felt endless. Here it was the opposite, a clear list of what actually matters and revision until it stuck. On exam day it was the one section I wasn't nervous about.
I was a dropper and my confidence was gone. My first mentorship call didn't start with strategy, it started with what went wrong last year. That conversation changed how I prepared the second time.
The prep tracker sounds boring but it was my favourite part. Seeing my own mistake pattern on a screen hit different than someone just telling me about it.
Where I'm from, barely anyone knew what CLAT was. Having mentors who'd been through it themselves made an NLU feel possible, not some faraway dream.
I used to finish mocks with a bunch of questions left untouched. We worked on which passages to skip and when to move on. That one change did more than another hundred hours of reading.
The last two months were the hardest, and the batch didn't slow down for that. Revision plans, full-lengths, and someone checking in when my scores dipped. I never felt alone in it, which counts for a lot.
SLAT, decoded
SLAT is the entrance test for the 5-year LLB at Symbiosis Law Schools in Pune, Noida, Hyderabad and Nagpur. Speed and accuracy decide your score.
60 MCQs in 60 minutes, scaled to 70 in the final merit list.
Reading comprehension, logical, analytical and legal reasoning, and GK. 12 questions each.
SLAT 1 on 19th December and SLAT 2 on 26th December. Your higher score is used.
Shortlisted candidates face a PI at the Symbiosis Law School they apply to.
Dates as per the SLAT 2027 schedule; result date is expected. Always confirm on the official SLAT website.
Symbiosis SLAT 2027 batch
Live classes, sectional tests, personalised 1:1 mentorship, mock PI rounds and the full-length SLAT mock series. All in one batch.
Have a question first? Ask us on WhatsApp.
Your mentors
Learn from those who cracked CLAT and have mentored 15,000+ aspirants.
For parents
Learn from those who cracked CLAT and have successfully mentored 15,000+ aspirants. CLAT Network is built by people who've been exactly where your aspirant is.
Attendance tracking and weekly progress reports. You'll know exactly where your aspirant stands. No guessing.
Every session is recorded and uploaded the same day, so prep fits around school and boards. The syllabus also overlaps heavily with CLAT, so nothing is wasted.
Dedicated mentorship, WhatsApp group access, and 4 mentors actively involved. No student is left without support.
No. SLAT rewards focused, structured prep over long, scattered prep. With no negative marking and two attempts, around nine weeks of daily practice and full-length mocks is exactly what this exam needs.
Students who have passed Class 12 from a recognised board with at least 45% marks (40% for SC/ST). Check the official SLAT website for the full eligibility rules for your board.
We recommend it. Only your higher score counts, so the second attempt is a free shot at improving. Each test has its own registration fee, paid directly to Symbiosis.
No. SLAT tests reading comprehension, legal and logical reasoning and GK, the same skills CLAT does. Preparing for one strengthens the other.
Yes. The PI carries 30 marks, so we treat it seriously. Every student gets mock PI rounds before the real thing.
Every session is recorded and uploaded the same day. You never fall behind, regardless of your schedule.
None. Live classes, recordings, sectional tests, mocks, prep tracker, mentorship. Everything in your batch is included in the batch fee. The SLAT registration fee is paid directly to Symbiosis and is separate.
Yes. WhatsApp us at +91 62669 79149. We will answer every question before you pay a single rupee.
The batch kicks off as soon as you join. You get immediate access to recorded content and the first live session details via WhatsApp.
One batch for Symbiosis SLAT 2027. No hidden fees.
Applications close 4th December · SLAT on 19th & 26th December
SLAT 2027 is on 19th & 26th December · Batch now open
Two attempts. One seat at Symbiosis. Start now.
Student stories
I used to treat every mock like a verdict on my life and spiral after a bad one. Gaurav bhaiya made me sit with the analysis instead, question by question, until I could see why I was losing marks. That one habit is honestly why I'm at NLSIU today.
Boards, school tests and CLAT all at once had me exhausted. Chia didi helped me plan weeks that fit my actual life, not some topper timetable from YouTube. I didn't burn out, and that mattered more than any shortcut.
School ate up a lot of my evenings, so the recordings were my lifeline. I'd watch them late at night at 1.5x with my notes open. Never once felt like I was behind the batch.
I joined for the mocks and stayed for the people. My 1 AM doubts on the WhatsApp group got answered faster than my friends reply to my texts.
Quant was my weak spot and I kept dodging it. The weekly sectionals didn't let me hide from it. Still not my favourite section, but it stopped costing me marks.
Classes never felt like a lecture. Ankit bhaiya would stop and ask why I picked an option, not just whether it was right. That 'why' is what finally fixed my critical reasoning.
My parents kept worrying whether I was really studying. The weekly progress updates sorted that out without a single argument at home. Peace at home means better prep, trust me.
Yash bhaiya never let me get comfortable after a good mock. Every 'nice score' came with 'okay, now look at these five'. Exactly the push I needed.
Legal reasoning felt like reading someone else's homework for months. Then somewhere in the live classes it just clicked: apply the principle, don't argue with it. After that LR became the section I actually looked forward to.
Nobody here sugarcoated anything. If my English accuracy dropped, I heard about it the same week. Kind of annoying at the time, very grateful for it now.
GK scared me because it felt endless. Here it was the opposite, a clear list of what actually matters and revision until it stuck. On exam day it was the one section I wasn't nervous about.
I was a dropper and my confidence was gone. My first mentorship call didn't start with strategy, it started with what went wrong last year. That conversation changed how I prepared the second time.
The prep tracker sounds boring but it was my favourite part. Seeing my own mistake pattern on a screen hit different than someone just telling me about it.
Where I'm from, barely anyone knew what CLAT was. Having mentors who'd been through it themselves made an NLU feel possible, not some faraway dream.
I used to finish mocks with a bunch of questions left untouched. We worked on which passages to skip and when to move on. That one change did more than another hundred hours of reading.
The last two months were the hardest, and the batch didn't slow down for that. Revision plans, full-lengths, and someone checking in when my scores dipped. I never felt alone in it, which counts for a lot.
SLAT, decoded
SLAT is the entrance test for the 5-year LLB at Symbiosis Law Schools in Pune, Noida, Hyderabad and Nagpur. Speed and accuracy decide your score.
60 MCQs in 60 minutes, scaled to 70 in the final merit list.
Reading comprehension, logical, analytical and legal reasoning, and GK. 12 questions each.
SLAT 1 on 19th December and SLAT 2 on 26th December. Your higher score is used.
Shortlisted candidates face a PI at the Symbiosis Law School they apply to.
Dates as per the SLAT 2027 schedule; result date is expected. Always confirm on the official SLAT website.
Symbiosis SLAT 2027 batch
Live classes, sectional tests, personalised 1:1 mentorship, mock PI rounds and the full-length SLAT mock series. All in one batch.
Have a question first? Ask us on WhatsApp.
Your mentors
Learn from those who cracked CLAT and have mentored 15,000+ aspirants.
For parents
Learn from those who cracked CLAT and have successfully mentored 15,000+ aspirants. CLAT Network is built by people who've been exactly where your aspirant is.
Attendance tracking and weekly progress reports. You'll know exactly where your aspirant stands. No guessing.
Every session is recorded and uploaded the same day, so prep fits around school and boards. The syllabus also overlaps heavily with CLAT, so nothing is wasted.
Dedicated mentorship, WhatsApp group access, and 4 mentors actively involved. No student is left without support.
No. SLAT rewards focused, structured prep over long, scattered prep. With no negative marking and two attempts, around nine weeks of daily practice and full-length mocks is exactly what this exam needs.
Students who have passed Class 12 from a recognised board with at least 45% marks (40% for SC/ST). Check the official SLAT website for the full eligibility rules for your board.
We recommend it. Only your higher score counts, so the second attempt is a free shot at improving. Each test has its own registration fee, paid directly to Symbiosis.
No. SLAT tests reading comprehension, legal and logical reasoning and GK, the same skills CLAT does. Preparing for one strengthens the other.
Yes. The PI carries 30 marks, so we treat it seriously. Every student gets mock PI rounds before the real thing.
Every session is recorded and uploaded the same day. You never fall behind, regardless of your schedule.
None. Live classes, recordings, sectional tests, mocks, prep tracker, mentorship. Everything in your batch is included in the batch fee. The SLAT registration fee is paid directly to Symbiosis and is separate.
Yes. WhatsApp us at +91 62669 79149. We will answer every question before you pay a single rupee.
The batch kicks off as soon as you join. You get immediate access to recorded content and the first live session details via WhatsApp.
One batch for Symbiosis SLAT 2027. No hidden fees.
Applications close 4th December · SLAT on 19th & 26th December