HEC Announces Final Law Admission Test Schedule for 2026
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The Higher Education Commission (HEC) of Pakistan has announced the final three Law Admission Test (LAT) schedules for the year 2026 for students seeking admission to the five-year undergraduate LLB program.
The test is mandatory for candidates aiming to enroll in law programs offered by institutions recognized by the HEC or the Pakistan Bar Council (PBC).
Students who have completed their Higher Secondary School Certificate (HSSC) or equivalent Grade 12 education, as well as those awaiting their results, are eligible to apply for the test.
The LAT is designed to evaluate candidates through multiple components, including an essay, a personal statement, and multiple-choice questions (MCQs).
The MCQs will cover English, general knowledge, Islamic studies, Pakistan studies, Urdu, and basic mathematics. The test carries a total of 100 marks, and candidates must score at least 50 marks to pass.
The third LAT will be announced on May 10, 2026. Online registration will close on May 25, while roll number slips will be issued on Thursday, June 11. The test will be conducted on Sunday, June 21, and results will be announced on Monday, August 3.
The fourth LAT is scheduled to be announced July 26. Candidates can register online until August 10. Roll number slips will be issued August 28, and the test will be held on September 6. Results will be announced on October 16.
According to the calendar, the fifth and final LAT of the year will be announced October 4. The last date for online registration is October 20, while roll number slips will be issued on November 6. The test will take place on November 15 and results will be announced on December 24.
On the day of the exam, applicants are required to bring their original CNIC, passport, or B-form, along with their academic documents, to the test center.
HEC has further advised candidates to visit its official website or contact the designated helpline numbers for further information and assistance.
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