SLAT 2026 First Merit List Out: Click Here to Download

Symbiosis International (Deemed University) (SIU) has released the first merit lists for admissions to undergraduate law programs through the Symbiosis Law Admission Test (SLAT) 2026. The SLAT 2026 first merit list and seat allotment have been published for multiple Symbiosis Law Schools (SLS), with separate lists issued for each campus. The SLAT 2026 result have been declared on January 15, 2026, and the subsequent Personal Interaction (PI) rounds will be held in January-February 2026. The merit lists apply to candidates seeking admission to 5-year integrated programs across SLS campuses in Pune, Nagpur, Noida, and Hyderabad for the academic year 2026-27.

The authority has not announced a common merit list; instead, each Symbiosis Law School releases its own first merit list based on performance in SLAT (70% weightage, scaled) and PI (30% weightage). WAT scores are not considered for the 2026 admission process.

Key Admission Details for SLAT 2026

Detail	Information
Exam Name	Symbiosis Law Admission Test (SLAT) 2026
Conducting Authority	Symbiosis International (Deemed University) (SIU)
Purpose	Admission to 5-year integrated BA LLB (Hons.) and BBA LLB (Hons.) programs
Jurisdiction	National level, across Symbiosis Law Schools in Pune, Noida, Hyderabad, Nagpur
SLAT Exam Dates	December 20 and 28, 2025 (best of two attempts)
Result Declaration	January 15, 2026
First Merit List Status	Released (SLS Nagpur: February 10, 2026; SLS Pune: February 12, 2026; SLS Noida: February 13, 2026 at 6:00 PM; SLS Hyderabad: expected February 16, 2026)
Total Approximate Seats	Around 1,080 across all campuses
Official Portal	slat-test.org (for login and merit list access)

How to Check SLAT 2026 First Merit List and Seat Allotment

Candidates can view their selection status and download the merit list through the official portal. Schools issue separate allotment lists, and shortlisted candidates must complete admission formalities by the specified deadlines.

Visit the official SLAT portal at slat-test.org.
Click on ‘2026 SLAT Score Card’ on the top right corner.
Log in using SLAT Login ID (SET ID) and password.
Access the first merit list or seat allotment section to view status.
Download the merit list PDF or allotment details for reference.
If selected, proceed with fee payment and document submission by the campus-specific deadline (e.g., February 19, 2026 for SLS Pune; February 20, 2026 for SLS Nagpur).

For forgotten credentials, use the “Forgot Password” option on set-test.org. The authority advises checking the respective SLS website (e.g., symlaw.ac.in for Pune) for campus-specific updates and admission instructions.

Next Steps in the SLAT 2026 Admission Process

Selected candidates in the first merit list must confirm admission by paying fees and submitting required documents, including SLAT scorecard, admit card, Class 10th and 12th mark sheets, category certificates (if applicable), PI call letter, and others. A refundable institute deposit is part of the first installment. If seats remain vacant after the first and second merit lists, a third merit list may be released. There is no freeze or float option; candidates must accept the allotted seat. The authority has not announced further details yet on second or subsequent merit lists beyond campus-specific schedules (e.g., second merit list for SLS Pune on February 25, 2026).

Important Instructions for Candidates

Merit lists are campus-specific; check the portal for the preferred SLS.
Eligibility requires qualifying SLAT 2026 and attending the PI round; missing PI makes candidates ineligible.
Reservations follow UGC guidelines (5% SC, 7.5% ST); additional domicile quota at SLS Nagpur (25%).
For discrepancies or queries, contact the respective SLS helpdesk or use numbers like +91-7200495273 / 9962027165.
Monitor slat-test.org and campus websites regularly for updates on further allotments.

Symbiosis International (Deemed University) has confirmed the releases for various campuses as of February 13, 2026. Candidates are urged to act promptly on allotment to secure admission for the upcoming academic session. No additional changes to the process have been announced by the authority.

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