The SLAT 2027 final mock test is on 22 November 2026, and only candidates who have registered and paid by 15 November can take it. It is the last official practice test before the Symbiosis Law Admission Test on 19 and 26 December. This guide is for Class 12 students and parents. It explains the date, eligibility, how to get your link and what to do if something goes wrong, along with the rules that apply.
SLAT 2027 Final Mock Test: Key Dates
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| Last date for mock test eligibility | 15 November 2026 |
| Official final mock test | 22 November 2026, 9 AM to 7 PM |
| Regular registration closes | 4 December 2026 |
| Admit cards | Around 11 and 18 December (reported) |
| SLAT Test 1 and Test 2 | 19 and 26 December 2026 |
| Result | 12 January 2027 (expected) |
Who Is Eligible for the SLAT Mock Test?
You are eligible if you have completed SLAT registration and paid the fee by 15 November. The fee is reported at ₹2,550 per test, plus ₹1,000 for each programme you choose, and both are non-refundable. Regular registration stays open until 4 December, but late applicants may miss the official mock.
How to Access the SLAT Mock Test Link
- Register and pay on the official website, slat-test.org.
- Save your confirmation page and payment receipt.
- Watch your registered email, SMS and WhatsApp for the link, username and password.
- Log in on a laptop or desktop during the 9 AM to 7 PM window.
- Read all instructions before you start.
- Submit the test and save any score or review details shown.
Register + pay (by 15 Nov) → Receive link and login → Open on 22 Nov → Attempt (60 min) → Review
An earlier official mock in October allowed one attempt and warned that using more than one device could block the account. Check whether the same applies in November.
What to Expect Inside the Mock
The mock follows the real pattern: 60 multiple-choice questions in 60 minutes, five equal sections of 12 questions (Logical Reasoning, Legal Reasoning, Analytical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension and General Knowledge), one mark each and no negative marking.
If the SLAT Mock Test Link Does Not Work
| Problem | What to try |
|---|---|
| No login details received | Check spam, confirm payment went through, verify the contact details you gave, then write to the helpdesk |
| Login fails | Re-enter the username and password carefully, without extra spaces |
| Account blocked | You may have used multiple devices. Contact the helpdesk with a screenshot |
| Page slow or crashes | Switch to a stable connection, use a laptop and follow on-screen instructions |
| Missed the window | Ask the helpdesk whether re-access is allowed |
These are practical suggestions, not official policy.
Rules, Rights and Obligations
| Source | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Advocates Act, 1961, Sections 7(1)(h) and 49(1)(d) | The Bar Council of India (BCI) sets standards for legal education |
| BCI Rules of Legal Education, 2008 | Eligibility conditions for five-year LLB courses |
| University Grants Commission Act, 1956, Section 3 | Lets Symbiosis, a deemed university, run its own admission test |
| Information Technology Act, 2000, Sections 66C and 66D | Misusing another person’s password or identity, and cheating by personation through a computer resource |
| Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), 2023, Sections 318 and 319 | Cheating, and cheating by personation (someone else taking your test) |
| Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 | Protects your personal data in the application |
Your obligation is to take the test yourself and keep your login private. Your right is a fair process and a way to raise complaints. Write to the university’s helpdesk first, and keep records of screenshots and payment receipts. For a serious dispute, seek legal advice.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Waiting for the 4 December deadline and missing the 15 November cut-off
- Sharing your login or letting someone else attempt the mock
- Starting the test without reading the instructions
- Using a weak internet connection or several devices
- Skipping the review after the mock
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