LAT: Law Admission Test — According to the HEC Syllabus

LAT: Law Admission Test — According to the HEC Syllabus

The Complete Preparation Guide for the 5-Year LL.B Degree Programme

Getting into Pakistan's five-year LL.B degree programme starts with clearing the HEC-mandated LAT (Law Admission Test). LAT Law Admission Test, compiled by Muhammad Soban Ch. and Ch. Ahmad Najib, published by Caravan Book House, is built precisely around the HEC syllabus, giving candidates a subject-by-subject breakdown that mirrors the actual test structure and marks distribution.

Why This Book is Essential for LL.B Aspirants

The LAT tests candidates across essays, a personal statement, and MCQs spanning English, general knowledge, Islamic studies, Pakistan studies, Urdu vocabulary, and basic mathematics. Rather than studying each subject in isolation, this guide organizes preparation exactly around the exam's mark allocation — so candidates know precisely where to focus their time and effort. 

Exam Structure & Coverage (100 Marks Total)

• Essays (English or Urdu): 15 Marks
• Personal Statement (English or Urdu): 10 Marks
• MCQs English (Synonyms, Antonyms, Prepositions): 20 Marks
• MCQs General Knowledge: 20 Marks
• MCQs Islamic Studies: 10 Marks
• MCQs Pakistan Studies: 10 Marks
• MCQs Urdu (Vocabulary): 10 Marks
• MCQs Mathematics (Basic Mathematics): 5 Marks

This structured breakdown means candidates can see exactly which sections carry the most weight and prioritize their study time accordingly — English and General Knowledge alone account for 40% of the total score.

Ideal For

• FSc/A-Level Graduates applying to the 5-Year LL.B Degree Programme
• LAT First-Time Candidates who want a syllabus-aligned starting point
• Repeat Test Takers looking to strengthen weaker sections using the marks breakdown
• Law Aspirants preparing systematically across all eight tested components

About the Publisher

Published by Caravan Book House, a well-established name in Pakistan's competitive and admission-test preparation publishing, trusted for producing syllabus-accurate content across law, CSS, PMS, and university entrance exams.