Law

The eligibility criteria for APLAWCET 2026 are as follows:

Nationality: Indian citizen

Age: Minimum 17 years at the time of admission

Educational qualification:

• For 5-year LL.B: 10+2 passed examination or equivalent with 45% marks in aggregate from a recognised board 
• For 3-year LL.B: Graduate in any discipline from a recognised university with 45% marks in aggregate or equivalent

Domicile: 

Candidates must be a local candidate or non-local candidate as per the rules of the Andhra Pradesh government. The APLAWCET exam is conducted by the Government of Andhra Pradesh for admission to the five-year and three-year LL.B. programs in the state. The exam is a computer-based test and is held in multiple cities across the state.

The syllabus for the exam covers topics such as General Knowledge, Legal Aptitude, and English Language. The APLAWCET exam is a competitive exam, and the cut-offs are usually high. Candidates are advised to start preparing for the exam well in advance.

To get a printout of the SLAT admit card, candidates first have to download the admit card and save it to their devices. After saving the SLAT admit card on their devices, they can connect these devices to a printer and print coloured copies of the admit card. The printouts should be clear, so that all details mentioned on the admit card can be seen easily. Candidates with a blurred or unclear copy of their SLAT admit card will not be allowed to take the SLAT entrance exam. Moreover, only a coloured copy of the SLAT admit card will be accepted by the exam authority. The black and white prinout of the admit card is not accepted at the SLAT exam centres. All candidates who apply for SLAT and are going to take the exam must carry 3 or 4 copies of a colour printout of their SLAT admit card. This strategy will be helpful in the case, when candidates lose one of the copies of the respective admit card or the admit card gets destroyed for some reason. All copies of the SLAT admit card must have a passport size photograph pasted on them. Candidates should note that mobile phones are not permitted at the centres, and they should carry a hardcopy, I. e. a colour printout of the SLAT admit card on an A4 size sheet.