TS LAWCET Results 2025 (Declared): 3 & 5Year LL.B RANK CARD Link, Marks, Percentage, Merit/Rank List

The TS LAWCET 2026 result will be released after three to four weeks of the exam is concluded. The TS LAWCET scorecard will be released on the TGCHE official website as a scorecard. This scorecard include the name of the candidate, roll number, scores, exam details, qualifying status, category of the candidate, application number, etc.

There's no single definitive "good score" in TS LAWCET 2026. It depends on two main factors:

• Competition Level: The higher the number of students applying for the exam and verifying for the same seats you desire, the higher the score you'll need to stand out.
• Target College Preferences: Scores required for admission can vary depending on the law college you're aiming for. Top colleges will naturally have a higher cut-off (minimum qualifying score) compared to lesser-known institutions.

Here's a general guideline to consider:

• Qualifying the Exam: Scoring at least 35% (42 marks out of 120) is necessary to be eligible for counselling and seat allotment (except for SC/ST candidates who have no minimum qualifying marks).
• Good Chance for Various Colleges: Scoring above the 50th percentile is generally considered a good score. This increases your chances of securing a seat in a decent college.
• Higher Score for Top Colleges: Aiming for a score in the 80th to 90th percentile range (or even higher) is recommended if you specifically target admission into prestigious law colleges in Telangana. You can find previous years' cut-off marks for different colleges online to get a better understanding of the required score range.

The TS LAWCET qualifying criteria refer to the category-wise minimum marks that candidates need to pass the TS LAWCET 2024 exam. To qualify for the TS LAWCET exam, candidates in the general category and OBC category need a minimum of 35% marks, which is equal to 42 marks out of 120 marks.

There are no qualifying marks for the SC and ST category candidates. Thus, there is no minimum mark requirement for candidates belonging to this category through TS LAWCET. Admission for these candidates will depend on the cutoff marks of the college or colleges to which they apply for admission. 
 

The TS LAWCET result goes through the following stages before being declared:

• Marking and Scores: Based on the final answer key, marks are awarded to each candidate for their chosen answers. The TS LAWCET exam follows a marking scheme where one mark is awarded for each correct answer and there's no negative marking for incorrect attempts.
• Minimum Qualifying Marks:  A minimum qualifying mark, typically around 35% of the total marks, is set by the exam authorities. Only candidates who score above this mark are considered qualified and included in the ranking process.  There may be exceptions to the qualifying marks for reserved categories.
• Merit List Preparation: Scores of all qualified candidates are compiled, and a merit list is prepared by ranking them in descending order of their marks.  In case of ties, a pre-defined set of tie-breaker rules are applied. These rules typically consider marks in specific sections of the exam or the age of the candidate.
• Result Declaration: Finally, the TS LAWCET result is declared online on the official website. This result includes details like the candidate's marks, rank, qualifying status, and sometimes the names of toppers.

To attend TS LAWCET counselling, you need to follow the steps mentioned below:

1. Register for counselling on the official LAWCET website of TSCHE - lawcet.tsche.ac.in.
2. Pay the counselling fee.
3. Verify your original documents at the designated helpline centers.
4. Enter your web options (i.e., your preferred colleges and courses) on the counselling portal.
5. Attend the counselling session at the designated venue.
6. If you are allotted a seat in a college, you need to report to the college within the specified deadline.