College of Law

With 60 marks in TS LAWCET, admission into PG College of Law, Osmania University, is somewhat tough for the LLM programme but can be possible depending on cutoffs and category.

TS LAWCET for LLM stands at 120 marks with a minimum of 60 marks for admission, that being half, a fair minimum. The cut-off for the general category usually falls within 65-75 marks, while formerly SC/ST cut-off ranges between 50-60. In the case of OBC candidates, the cut-off often stands between 60-70. In that case at 60 marks, general candidates probably would be out of admission in the first round but may be able to make it through counseling rounds if seats remain vacant. Reserved category applicants will stand a better chance, given the fewer participants.

The general admission of any candidate also depends on the rank, enjoy the benefits of about 20-30 seats for the LLM batch, and annual-cutoff trends; 

The highest package offered globally on PG College of Law, Osmania University, has a yearly variation but tends to fall within the Rs 8 LPA-and-Rs 12 LPA range.

The best achievers, especially within BA LLB and LLM, get into law firms or corporate legal departments or horticultural societies, typically available in prestigious institutions like Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas or AZB & Partners, apart from public sector units. This peak salary has been recorded by students having very good academic records coupled with good internships. Average packages lie somewhere around Rs 4-6 LPA, matching the college reputation against the backdrop of the Hyderabad legal ecosystem. Placement statistics of the past few years show approximately 60%-70% placements being above average positions and high indeed when compared to competitive sectors like corporate law. 

The application fee for the BA LLB programme at PG College of Law, Osmania University is largely dependent on the TS LAWCET entrance examination. For the year 2025, this fee is between INR 500 to almost INR 800 for general and OBC candidates as sampled in the last years, while SC/ST candidates pay around INR 500.

It is mainly for registration to the exam and paid up online at the submission of the application. Other expenses such as the counseling fees (INR 500–1,000) may apply after the results for seat allocation. The college does not charge itself an additional application fee apart from what TS LAWCET prescribes. This is the norm for all law admissions in the state of Telangana, although caution for marginal augmentation in 2025 must be exercised; 

Submissions to PG College of Law, Osmania University, for academic rectitude may have last been set in either May or June, all basically for those admissions scheduled for August start. Just like in 2025, and following old trends, applications are expected to open by March for BA LLB through TS LAWCET but close by the end of May, and if there are delays in conducting counseling could extend until early June.

These dates are, however, contingent on TS LAWCET notifications, the actual notification is usually released every year by the Telangana State Council of Higher Education. Other dates for LLM or other courses would get touched, like usual, just after the entrance results or mostly mid-June. To be missed within deadlines will mean exclusions from the merit list; thus, candidates should be checking on the exact Osmania University or TS LAWCET website for the right schedule of 2025.

BA LLB at PG College of Law, Osmania University, is fulfilling eligibility for candidates who have passed 10+2 or its equivalent examination with a minimum of 45% (40% in SC/ST categories) aggregate marks from a recognised board. Subjects can be of any stream-science, commerce, or arts, giving the flexibility of application.

The other qualifying test is also the TS LAWCET (Telangana State Law Common Entrance Test). Minimum rank depends on that year's cutoffs, which are usually around 50-60 marks out of 120 for general category. Age limits are in accordance with BCI norms which are usually less than 20 years (22 for reserved categories) at the time of admission.

Fulfillment of these academic and entrance requirements guarantees eligibility with the selection finally being made on counseling and seat availability in the five-year integrated program.

KL College of Law application forms are also available online. Candidates meeting the eligibility criteria can apply for the preferred course. Below are the steps to apply for admission:

Step 1: Click on 'Apply Now' tab on the official website of KLU (admissions.kluniversity.in/) and register as a new user by filling in details such as name, email ID, and password, in the registration form.

Step 2: Verify the verification email sent to the registered email address.

Step 3: Once verified, candidates will receive an email on the registered email with the user ID and password.

Step 4: Log in to the admission portal and fill up the application form with all relevant details.

Step 5: Pay the application fee online with a credit card/debit card or net banking and submit the form.