TSLAWCET

Dear Yaswanth Kumar,Here are some best Colleges. which you can refer and apply, find their cut off marks for your category. Kindly note there are many beyond your cut off rank too, but I have only mentioned the close one to your rank. So that, you get the best. Keshav Memorial College of Law, Narayanaguda, Hyderabad
Cut off Rank - 2328
KV Rangareddy Institute of Law, HyderabadCut off Rank - 2193
University College of Law, KU Campus, Warangal
Cut off Rank - 897.

Dear aspirant,
It depends on the availability of colleges you are getting via your rank The general category cutoff of TSLAWCET is 6201 for females and for males, it is 3317. So it depends on the availability of seats in colleges. And if you are unable to make it to any TSLAWCET college, you can opt for private colleges and other government institutions such as Symbiosys or Christ University.

Osmania University will give you a wonderful chance. You will easily get through their eligibility criteria. There are other top colleges too. But Osmania is the best for an overall legal career development.

Dear,
You can expect colleges like KV Rangareddy Institute of Law Hyderabad, Mahatma Gandhi Law College, Hyderabad, Pendakanti Law College, etc. But I shall still recommend you to attend counselling of top colleges.

Hi Soubhratra,
In central-government funded higher education institutions, 22.5% of available seats are reserved for Scheduled Caste (SC) and Scheduled Tribe (ST) students (7.5% for STs, 15% for SCs). Reservations are for the minority. Some of the reserved categories are:
1. Open
2. BC-A
3. BC-B
4. BC-C
5. BC-D
6. BC-E
7. SC
8. ST.

Hi Rakesh,
Last year, the cut-off for OU was 47, so it might not be possible if we compare with last year cut off. However, please wait for the official cut-off of OU.

I don't think you will get Osmania University because they keep their closing rank till 100.

Hi Mohd,
Please wait for the score card as that will define your rank. Further, your score is too low to qualify this exam.

Greetings, Please refer the link below:
https://www.shiksha.com/law/exams/tslawcet/cutoff
It is difficult to tell the college on the basis of your marks, because the qualifying percentage of marks in the Entrance Test is 35% (I. e. 42 marks out of total 120 marks). .