TSLAWCET

The TS LAWCET exam pattern consists of the following key aspects:

• Mode of Exam: Computer Based Test (CBT)
• Duration: 90 minutes
• Total Marks: 120
• Number of Sections: 3 (Aptitude for Study of Law, General Knowledge and Mental Ability and Current Affairs)
• Marking Scheme: Each correct answer carries 1 mark, no negative marking for incorrect answers.

Knowing the number of sections, weightage of each section, and types of questions asked allows you to prioritize your study efforts effectively. You can allocate more time to sections carrying higher marks or where you feel less confident.

The exam duration is 90 minutes, and with 120 questions to answer, time management becomes crucial. By understanding the pattern, you can strategize your approach to each section, allocating appropriate time based on the number of questions and their weightage. This prevents last-minute panic and ensures you attempt all sections comfortably.

The counselling registration fee for TS LAWCET 2023 for general or open category candidates is INR 800. However, the counselling registration fee for SC / ST candidates is INR 500. This registration fee needs to paid online using the following step: 

• Visit the TS LAWCET website - lawcet.tsche.ac.in.
• Click on the "TS LAWCET & TS PGLCET-2023 Admissions" option. 
• Click on the "Apply Now" tab or option. 
• Fill out the TS LAWCET coounselling registration form. 
• Upload the required documents.
• Now, pay the counselling registration fee according to your category online using debit/credit card or UPI. 

Note: Please note that the TS LAWCET counselling registration fee is non-refundable. 

You should not carry any of the following items to the TS LAWCET exam hall:

• Any electronic devices, such as mobile phones, calculators, smartwatches, and other wearable devices
• Any study material, such as books, notes, papers, and any other written or printed material
• Any food or drinks
• Any weapons or other dangerous items
• Any other items that are not specifically allowed in the exam hall, such as jewelry, bags, and wristwatches
• It is important to note that the exam invigilators will check your belongings before allowing you to enter the exam hall. Therefore, it is important to avoid carrying any prohibited items with you.

Here are some additional tips for avoiding carrying prohibited items to the TS LAWCET exam hall:

• Empty your pockets and bag before you leave for the exam centre.
• Wear simple and comfortable clothing.
• Avoid wearing jewelry or other accessories.
• If you need to carry any medication, make sure you have a doctor's certificate.
• If you are unsure whether or not an item is allowed in the exam hall, it is best to leave it at home.