APLAWCET

To be eligible for a seat at Andhra University (AU) based on the Andhra Pradesh LAWCET rank and BCE (Backward Class E) quota, a specific admission policies and cutoffs are set by Andhra University for the each academic year. Cutoffs can vary from year to year and are subject to change, so it's important to obtain the most up-to-date information directly from the university or the Andhra Pradesh State Council of Higher Education (APSCHE).

Here are the general steps you can follow to get this information:

1. Visit the Official Website: Go to the official website of Andhra University and navigate to the Law department or the admission section. Look for information related to Andhra Pradesh LAWCET admissions and cutoffs.

2. Contact the University: You can contact the admission office or the law department of Andhra University directly. They can provide you with information about the cutoff ranks for each category in the previous year or the expected cutoff for the current year.

3. APSCHE Website: The APSCHE website may also provide information about cutoff ranks and quotas for various colleges and universities in Andhra Pradesh. Check their website for the latest updates.

4. Counseling Process: If AU participates in a centralized counseling process for Andhra Pradesh LAWCET admissions, you should keep an eye on the counseling schedule and follow the guidelines provided during the counseling process.

5. Category Quotas: Ensure that you understand the BCE quota and its specific eligibility criteria, as well as any other criteria that may apply to your situation.

Remember that securing a free seat in AU may depend on factors such as your rank, reservation category, and the availability of seats. Therefore, it's crucial to obtain the most recent and accurate information from the university or the relevant authorities to make an informed decision about your admission prospects.

Yes, completing your intermediate education through an open schooling system like Andhra Pradesh Open School Society (APOSS) makes you eligible for the Andhra Pradesh Law CET (LAWCET) exam and subsequent law studies, provided you meet the other eligibility criteria. Specifically, you need to have passed the 10+2 pattern Intermediate examination with the required percentage of marks for your category.  

Open Schooling and Eligibility:

Open schooling qualifications, such as those from APOSS, are generally accepted for LAWCET if they are recognised by the relevant educational bodies (like the Board of Intermediate Education, AP).

General Category:

For the general category, you need a minimum of 45% aggregate marks in your 10+2.

Other Categories:

Different percentages apply to OBC (42%) and SC/ST (40%) categories.