KIITEE - law Scores

To calculate your KIITEE Law 2026 score, use this formula:

Correct answers * 3 points

Wrong answers * (–1 point)

Unattempted questions = 0 points

Maximum marks: 120 questions * 3 = 360
Negative marking: 1 mark deducted per incorrect response 
Example: If you answer 90 questions correctly, 20 incorrectly, and leave 10 blank:

+270 (90*3)

–20 (20*1)

Total = 250 out of 360

Yes, you will receive a notification via email or SMS once the KIITEE Law (or broader KIITEE) results are released. Official sources confirm that after results are declared online, candidates are notified directly through the contact details provided during registration.

Results are only available online and can be accessed via the official portal (kiitee.kiit.ac.in), but the notification alerts ensure you don't miss the announcement?
Just make sure your registered email and mobile number are active and accessible to receive timely updates.

To download your KIITEE Law 2026 scorecard, follow these quick steps:

• Visit the official website: kiitee.kiit.ac.in
• Click on the “KIITEE Result/Scorecard” link (or the “KIITEE Law Result” during phase? wise announcements).
• Log in using your application number and date of birth?
• Your scorecard and rank will appear onscreen
• Verify all details
• Download and print multiple copies; the scorecard is essential for counselling and seat allotment?

The KIITEE Law result for 2026 is not yet out. According to past patterns and official timelines, results are usually released in April 2026, often phase-wise with Law included in Phase 1, likely around mid to late April 2026 
Once announced, results will be available on the official portal, i.e. kiitee.kiit.ac.in and candidates can log in using their application number and date of birth to view and download their scorecards 

Candidates must receive these minimum qualifying scores on the KIITEE Law Entrance Exam 2026 in order to be eligible for counselling:

• 45% combined for the General and PwD categories in 10+2 (or equivalent).
• 40% overall for candidates who are SC, ST, or OBC

Whether you are in your last year or have already passed Class 12, these requirements still apply.  Reaching these percentages guarantees a spot on the merit list and admission to the KIIT School of Law's subsequent counselling and seat-allocation processes.