
Symbiosis International (Deemed University) has opened the SLAT 2027 application form for admission to undergraduate law programmes offered by participating Symbiosis Law Schools.
Candidates can register through the official SLAT website until December 4, 2026. The entrance test will be conducted in two phases on December 19 and December 26, 2026. Candidates can appear for both tests, and the higher score will be considered for the final percentile calculation.
While filling the application form, candidates should pay particular attention to the information entered because the official SLAT portal states that changes will not be permitted after registration. It also states that incorrect information can lead to cancellation of candidature.
Many candidates treat the registration process as a routine form-filling exercise. However, SLAT has an important condition that candidates should know before submitting the form.
The official registration instructions state that candidates are responsible for entering correct information and that no changes will be permitted after registration. Therefore, an error should not be assumed to be something that can automatically be corrected through a later correction window.
Candidates should therefore review the complete application before making the final submission and payment.
Candidates should ensure that their name, date of birth and other personal information are entered correctly and correspond with their credentials.
The registered email ID and mobile number are also important because the official SLAT portal requires candidates to maintain a valid and unique email account and mobile number throughout the admission process.
Candidates should avoid using contact details that they may stop accessing during the admission process.
SLAT 2027 will be conducted on two dates:
| SLAT 2027 Test | Date |
| Test 1 | December 19, 2026 |
| Test 2 | December 26, 2026 |
Candidates can appear for one or both tests. According to the official SLAT website, when a candidate appears for both tests, the higher score is considered for the final percentile calculation.
Therefore, candidates should carefully check the test date or dates selected in the application before completing registration.
Another important part of the SLAT application process is programme selection.
The official portal states that candidates have to pay the applicable programme registration fee for each programme they wish to apply for. Failure to pay the programme registration fee means the application will not be considered for that programme.
This means completing the SLAT test registration alone does not necessarily complete the application for every Symbiosis Law School programme a candidate intends to apply for.
Candidates should check their selected programmes and confirm that the required programme fee has been paid.
According to the current official SLAT website, candidates are required to pay Rs 2,550 per test and Rs 1,000 per programme, along with applicable taxes. The test fee is non refundable and non transferable.
Candidates appearing for both tests should therefore check the fee applicable to their selected test options before completing payment.
| Fee Component | Amount |
| SLAT test fee | Rs 2,550 per test |
| Programme registration fee | Rs 1,000 per programme |
| Taxes | Applicable as prescribed |
Candidates should not assume that entering their details and making a payment alone is sufficient.
After completing the application, candidates should check whether the registration has been successfully completed and retain the relevant confirmation and application details for future reference.
It is also advisable to keep access to the registered email ID and mobile number throughout the admission process.
The official SLAT registration instructions place responsibility on candidates to provide correct information.
The portal specifically states that no changes will be permitted after registration and that the University may cancel a candidate's candidature if information provided by the candidate is found to be incorrect.
Therefore, candidates should not knowingly submit an application containing incorrect personal, academic or registration information with the expectation that it can be changed later.
Before completing the registration process, candidates should verify:
Personal information: Check the spelling of the name, date of birth and other details against the relevant credentials.
Contact details: Make sure the registered email ID and mobile number are active and accessible.
Test choice: Check whether Test 1, Test 2 or both tests have been selected as intended.
Programme choice: Verify the Symbiosis Law School programme selected and ensure the required programme registration fee has been paid.
Payment and confirmation: Confirm that the transaction has been completed successfully and retain the application details.
These checks are particularly important because the official portal states that changes are not permitted after registration.
The last date to register for SLAT 2027 is December 4, 2026. Candidates should complete the registration and required fee payment within the prescribed deadline.
Candidates should avoid waiting until the last day, particularly if they need to arrange documents, verify details or resolve a payment related issue.
The official SLAT website states that the test is a one hour computer based examination consisting of 60 objective questions across five sections. The sections include Logical Reasoning, Legal Reasoning, Analytical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension and General Knowledge. There is no negative marking.
The two test opportunities give candidates the option of appearing on both dates, with the higher score considered for the final percentile calculation.
| Event | Date |
| SLAT 2027 registration started | August 21, 2026 |
| Last date to register | December 4, 2026 |
| SLAT Test 1 | December 19, 2026 |
| SLAT Test 2 | December 26, 2026 |
| Best score considered | Yes, if both tests are attempted |
The official SLAT portal confirms the December 4 registration deadline and the December 19 and 26 test dates.
After submitting the application, candidates should retain their registration details and continue monitoring the official SLAT portal for admit card and examination related updates.
Candidates appearing for both tests should also keep track of the respective test related information rather than assuming that the two attempts will have the same administrative schedule.