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HEC Announces LAT Schedule for Undergraduate LLB Program

Announcing Law Admission Test (LAT) schedule for students aspiring for admission in five-year undergraduate LLB program Higher Education Commission, Pakistan sought online applications, setting a deadline of December 30,2024 in the process.

Higher Education Commission (HEC) terms this test mandatory for admission in LLB to institutions which meet recognition criteria of the Commission or Pakistan Bar Council (PBC) . The eligible candidates will be students who have passed or awaiting results of Higher Secondary School Certificate (HSSC) or its competent level of Grade 12 education.

Law Admission Test (LAT) Schedule

The exam is scheduled to be conducted on January 12, 2025, in major cities across the country, making this feasible for candidates across Pakistan.

In the first phase, student has to submit an online application through the HEC portal, no later than December 30, 2024, at 4 PM. Payment of the examination fee by candidates is non-refundable through the 1Link/1Bill System.

Once the registration is over, the roll number slips will be issued a week prior to the examination. The candidates are directed to bring original CNIC, original passport, and/or their original B-form on the day of the exam, along with their educational documents. Otherwise no student would be allowed to appear in the exam.

For further details and assistance, candidates may also visit the HEC website or contact the helpline numbers availabe on the HEC website. The HEC website is rich in this regards to provide information regarding the LAT, such as the format of the exam, syllabus, and registration process.

By visiting the webpage or by making call the HEC helpline, candidates will equip themselves well ahead of the test and ensure a smooth registration experience.

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Amna Anwar, Lidia, LLB, IIUI, Islamabad, Advocate Amna Anwar, Editor

The writer is an LLB student and contributes to Law Today. Can be contacted at amnaanwar@lawtoday.com.pk

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