Law

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• Legal Practice (Litigation): You can enroll with the Bar Council of India and practice as an advocate in district courts, High Courts, and the Supreme Court after passing the All India Bar Examination (AIBE).
• Corporate Sector: Many law graduates work as in-house legal counsel or legal advisors for multinational companies, Indian corporations, banks, and IT companies, handling contracts, compliance, mergers and acquisitions, and intellectual property rights.
• Law Firms: You can join private law firms as an associate or legal analyst, specializing in various areas like corporate law, intellectual property law, or international trade law.
• Government and Public Sector: Graduates are eligible to appear for competitive exams for civil services (UPSC/PSC), judicial services (to become a judge or magistrate), or to work as public prosecutors, legal officers in government departments, or in Public Sector Units (PSUs) like ONGC or NTPC.
• Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR): The growing field of arbitration, mediation, and negotiation offers opportunities outside of traditional court settings.
• Academia and Research: After pursuing higher studies like an LL.M. or Ph.D., you can work as a lecturer, professor, or legal researcher at universities and research institutions.
• Legal Journalism and NGOs: Opportunities exist in legal media, publications, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and international organizations focused on human rights and social justice. 

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1. Your Andhra Pradesh LAWCET Response Sheet: This sheet contains the answers you marked during the exam.
2. The Official Preliminary/Final Answer Key: Download the correct key for your exam slot/session and question paper code from the official AP LAPGCET/LAWCET website.

1. Match Question Paper Codes: The most critical step is to ensure that the answer key you are using matches the specific code or series of the question paper you received during the exam.
2. Compare Your Answers: Go through each question on your response sheet and compare your marked answer with the correct answer provided in the official answer key.
3. Apply the Marking Scheme: The Andhra Pradesh LAWCET uses a straightforward marking scheme:
   • For every correct answer: Add +1 mark.
   • For every incorrect answer: There is no negative marking. Do not deduct any marks for wrong answers.
   • For unanswered questions: Add 0 marks.
4. Tally the Total Marks: Sum up all the marks you obtained from correct answers. The total score will be out of 120 marks.