Law Entrance Exam

Yes, the whole process of VIT LAW entrance exam are as follows:-

• First you need you enroll yourself for the entrance exam at the official website of VIT-AP University and pay the registration refundable fee of 1200 rupees.
• Then you need to appear for the test on the given date
• They may take a group discussion or personal interview

AP LAWCET Syllabus:

- Same syllabus for 3-year and 5-year law programs

- Difficulty level:

    - 5-year LLB: 10+2 level

    - 3-year LLB: Graduation level

- 3 sections: General Knowledge, Current Affairs, and Aptitude for the Study of Law

- 120 multiple-choice questions, 90 minutes, no negative marking.

Yes, you can apply for LAWCET 2025 while you're in the final semester of your UG. However, you must ensure that you complete your degree and have the required documents at the time of counselling. Just make sure you meet the minimum eligibility percentage as per your category to avoid disqualification later.

With a PwD rank of 117 in CLAT, you have a good chance at some NLUs like MNLU Nagpur, Aurangabad, and DSNLU Visakhapatnam, where PwD cutoffs are much higher. Your general rank might be too low for most NLUs, but focus on PwD category seats and apply to multiple colleges to increase your chances.

The MH CET Law cutoff for EWS students at Adv. Balasaheb Apte College of Law, Mumbai, ranges between 82.22 and 94 percentile. However, exact marks aren't available. Here are some cutoff ranges for other law colleges in Mumbai:

- *New Law College Mumbai*:

    - *Round 1*: 38.3 marks

    - *Round 2*: 86.23 marks

- *Dr. Ambedkar College of Law*:

    - *Round 1*: 22.46 marks

    - *Round 2*: 33.96 marks.

Valid ID proofs for PU UG Law exam:

- Aadhaar Card

- Passport

- Driving License

- Voter ID

- PAN Card

- Bank Passbook

- School/College ID

- People's Representative ID

- Gazetted Officer ID

Carry a valid photo ID proof along with your admit card.

Delhi houses some reputed government law colleges such as Faculty of Law, University of Delhi, and National Law University (NLU Delhi). Admission to DU Law programs is generally through CUET PG or university entrance tests, while NLU Delhi accepts AILET scores. These colleges are known for their experienced faculty, strong alumni base, and affordable fees, usually around twenty thousand to thirty thousand rupees annually. The selection process emphasizes legal aptitude, reasoning, and general awareness, ensuring that only motivated and capable students secure seats in these esteemed institutions.