APLAWCET

AP LAWCET 2026 exam authorities provide four chances with late fee options to candidates after Andhra Pradesh LAWCET application form deadline.

The AP LAWCET 2026 application fee is ₹900 for General category, ₹850 for BC category, and ₹800 for SC/ST candidates. Payment can be made online using debit card, credit card, or net banking.

No, there is no negative marking in the AP LAWCET exam. You don't lose marks for wrong answers, so it's safe to attempt every question. Each correct answer gives one mark, and total marks decide your rank.

Yes, the AP LAWCET 2026 exam for both 3-year and 5-year LLB courses will happen in English and Telugu languages. You can choose the language you feel easy with while writing the test. The paper same for both, only language changes.

Filling the AP LAWCET 2026 form not needed if planning only for National Law Universities (NLUs) or private colleges that take CLAT scores. But if aiming for law colleges in Andhra Pradesh, then the Andhra Pradesh LAWCET form must be filled. Both CLAT and AP LAWCET are different admission ways. 

To fill AP LAWCET form, first visit official site of Osmania University. Pay fee online and check payment done. Then fill details like name, study info, and exam center. Upload photo, sign, and submit form. Always check before final submit. Print copy for record. 

AP LAWCET mainly meant for students from Andhra Pradesh. Candidates should be local or non-local residents of the state. Those whose parents are domicile holders or studied in Andhra Pradesh also can apply. Non-residents allowed too, but they must follow certain rules and conditions. 

The AP LAWCET 2026 application form will be available from 12 February 2026 to 12 March 2026. Candidates must complete the online registration within this period through the official website of Osmania University. Submitting the form before the deadline avoids late fees. 

Yes, Andhra University accepts the AP LAWCET score for admission into its LLB programs. Candidates who qualify in Andhra Pradesh LAWCET can apply for 3-year or 5-year law courses offered by the university. Admission depends on rank, seat availability, and counseling process.