APLAWCET

APLAWCET 2018 Eligibility
As per APLAWCET eligibility criteria candidates seeking admission in law courses on offer at Universities and affiliated colleges in Andhra Pradesh should be Indian Nationals and further need to satisfy local/non-local status that is laid down in the Andhra Pradesh Educational Institutions (Regulations of Admission) Order, 1974. Apart from this, aspirants who are not Indian nationals but still wish to apply for admissions in law courses offered at Andhra Pradesh colleges need to satisfy the rules and regulations as laid down by the respective Universities.
Candidates are eligible to apply for APLAWCET 2018 for LLB (5 years) course admissions if they have passed two year Intermediate Examination in the 10+2 pattern. Here, candidates also need to ensure that they secure atleast 45% aggregate marks in the qualifying exam or any other exam recognised to be equivalent by the University, Board of Intermediate Andhra Pradesh as well as Bar Council of India.
Candidates who belong to the SC/ST category meet the eligibility criteria for APLAWCET 2018 if they secure 40% aggregate marks in the qualifying exam. The official website for APLAWCET 2018 informs: Qualifying marks in APLAWCET-2018 is 35% (I.e 42 Marks out of 120 marks) and no minimum marks are prescribed for SC/ST candidates.
Age Limit: There is no maximum age limit for admission in 5 year LLB programmes on the basis of a candidates score in APLAWCET.

Hello students,
LAW CET is the entrance exam conducted for admission to almost 35 different law colleges of Andhra Pradesh. The same exam, same name, same date, etc. but with different syllabus is conducted for five year and three year law courses. The syllabus is equivalent to 12th for five year and equivalent to graduation for three years degree course.
The total maximum marks are 120 with no negative marking. So, the students must attempt all questions in allotted 90 minutes. There are no percentile required to be calculated but general category candidates must score minimum of 42 marks in this examination. Though this condition is waved off for SC and ST candidates.
To conclude this examination, result and merit list is calculated simply on marks scored and as such no percentile calculations are involved.

For Andhra Pradesh LAWCET, one could refer for any of the books with which one is very much comfortable. Any book which he or she is easily able to understand if one is preparing in a coaching institute. The coaching provides the students with the study materials which may be very much helpful. As far as Andhra Pradesh LAWCET is concerned, it consists of General Knowledge & mental ability, Current Affairs and Aptitude for the study of law. The first two portions consist of 30 marks each portion. And, aptitude consist of 60 marks that is a total of 120 questions. And that need to be answered in 90 minutes. The benefit is that there is no negative marking. So, the aspirant can attempt and answer all the questions. One must focus mainly on Aptitude portion because it covers 50% of the paper and if one has command on this portion his way to qualify Andhra Pradesh LAWCET will be easy. But other portions are also need to pay attention. Most important amongst them all is the Aptitude Portion. So, prepare accordingly.