ULSAT 2026 Registration Deadline Set for Today: How to Apply for UPES Law Programmes

The University of Petroleum and Energy Studies (UPES) will conclude the application process for the ULSAT 2026 entrance exam today. Prospective law students are encouraged to complete their registrations promptly via the official website.
ULSAT 2026 Registration Deadline Set for Today: How to Apply for UPES Law Programmes
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Updated Sep 10, 2026 | 07:56 AM IST

The University of Petroleum and Energy Studies (UPES), Dehradun, is set to close the registration window for the Law Studies Aptitude Test (ULSAT) 2026 today. Candidates aspiring to secure a seat in the university's five-year integrated BA LLB and BBA LLB programmes must complete their applications before the deadline to be considered for the upcoming academic cycle.

The examination authority has advised all interested applicants to finalise their submissions as soon as possible to avoid potential technical difficulties often associated with high traffic on the final day of registration. Those who fail to meet today's deadline should monitor the official university portals for any announcements regarding potential extensions or alternative admission pathways.

Application Process and Eligibility Requirements

To participate in the ULSAT 2026, candidates are required to visit the official websites at upes.ac.in or admission.upes.ac.in. The application process involves selecting the 'Apply Now' option, registering with a valid email address and mobile number, and providing comprehensive personal and academic details. Applicants must also specify their course preferences, upload the necessary documentation, and complete the payment of the INR 1,750 application fee through the online portal.

Regarding academic eligibility, candidates applying for undergraduate law programmes must have secured a minimum of 50% marks in both their Class X and Class XII examinations from any stream. Students currently in their final year of Class XII are permitted to apply on a provisional basis. For those seeking admission to the LLM programme, a completed LLB or equivalent degree is required, alongside the 50% minimum threshold for Class X and XII marks.

Examination Details and Alternative Pathways

The ULSAT 2026 is scheduled to be conducted in an online, remote-proctored format between September 12 and September 30, 2026. While the ULSAT serves as a primary gateway for admission into the UPES School of Law, the university also considers alternative entry routes. Depending on individual eligibility and specific programme requirements, candidates may also seek admission through valid CLAT or LSAT scores, or via the board-merit pathway.

Candidates are encouraged to review the official ULSAT guide PDF available on the university website for detailed information regarding the counselling process and the specific list of documents required for final enrollment. Following the conclusion of the application phase today, students should keep a close watch on their registered contact channels for further updates regarding the examination schedule and admit card issuance.

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