TSLAWCET

Hi Prashanth,
Here is the list of top 10 LAW colleges in Hyderabad by me :-
1. IFHE, Hyderabad
2. Andhra Mahila Sabha College of Law For Women
3. P. R. R Law College of Law
4. Pendekanti Law College of Law
5. Ponugoti Madhava Rao Law College
6. Hiworth Education
7. Marwadi Siksha Samithi Law College
8. Mahatma Gandhi Law College
9. Nalsar University of Law
10. Viswa Bharthi College of Law
Apart from these Shiksha. Com also shortlisted 18 colleges of law at Hyderabad in this link :-
https://www.shiksha.com/law/colleges/colleges-Hyderabad
Hope this helps a lot !
Thanks :)

The highest marks to be scored in TSLAWCET are
For OC 102-120
For SC 88-120.

You can choose from any of these top colleges:
Pendekanti Law College
MGLC
Sultan UlUloom Law College
Osmania University Law College
NALSAR University of Law.
But I'm afraid you may or may not get a free seat.

Hi Manohar,
The cutoff in BC-B category is 36 for males according to 2017 LAWCET. So taking this into consideration; you will not get the OU campus but you will get other colleges. Please wait for official cutoff.

You can get any of these top colleges:
Pendekanti Law College
MGLC
Sultan UlUloom Law College
Osmania University Law College
NALSAR University of Law.

Hi Mohd, there are plenty of private colleges you can try for. Please apply to these colleges, they are as good as the other NLU's. Just choose wisely and study hard, irrespective of the college.

Hi Yashi, You're eligible for admissions in all the participating colleges, except:
1. University College of Law, Osmania University
2. Telangana University, Dichpally, Nizamabad
3. University College of Law, KU Campus, Warangal
Hope this helps. Thanks.

Looking at your rank you don't have any chance in NLUs even in vacancy seats. ILNU Nirma University Ahmedabad cutoff merit rank was around 559. Your chance in Nirma is only possible when atleast 30 students leave Nirma University for NLUs which is possible, you may get in Nirma University after 19/7/2018.

There is no upper age limit for studying law as the Supreme Court have stayed the rule 28 of Legal Education rules 2008, of BCI. A petition challenged this to the Supreme Court. Very soon a final judgement will be passed.

Yes, because the qualifying marks for general category candidates in TSLAWCET is 42. You got 41, so you did not qualify for the exam, hence, there was no rank given (SC/ST have no qualifying marks).