AP LAW CET 2024

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Andhra Pradesh Law Common Entrance Test 2024

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Hi Friends, APLAWCET (APLAWCET 2024) Has Released A Notification To Fill The Vacancies Related To APLAWCET Applications On Basis. Candidates Who Are Interested To Know More Information About This APLAWCET Details, As Well As Related Educational Qualifications And If You Have All The Qualifications Can Read The Notification Thoroughly And Apply For This Notification Through Online Or Offline. All The Best.

Registration Fee for LLB:

General/OC Candidates	Rs. 900/-
OBC Candidates	Rs. 850/-
Sc/St/PWD Candidates	Rs. 800/-
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Registration Fee for LLM:

General/OC Candidates	Rs. 1000/-
OBC Candidates	Rs. 950/-
Sc/St/PWD Candidates	Rs. 900/-
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LLB Notification Details:

Regarding Government of the United States of America issued G.O.Ms. No.26, Higher Education (H.E.II) Department, dated 24-3-2004 and its amendments, and G.O.Ms. No.59, Higher Education (UE-II) Department, dated 20-6-2007 and these amendments
Acharya Nagarjuna University, Guntur, Andhra Pradesh has been tasked by Andhra Pradesh, the Competent Authority, Chairman, APSCHE, with administering the entrance exams APLAWCET and APPGLCET for admission into the first year of the 5 Year LL.B. / 3 Year LL.B. and the first year of the Postgraduate Law courses LL.M. / M.L., respectively, offered by State Universities, their Departments or Constituent Colleges and Affiliated Colleges in the State of Andhra Pradesh.

Eligible:

Three-year LL.B. Course: Applicants must have completed any Graduate Degree (10+2+3) from an accredited university or any other test that the relevant universities have recognized as equivalent, with 45% of their total marks being in general education.
40% for the SC/ST category, 42% for the BC category. If a candidate received fewer than the above-mentioned graduation percentages of 45%, 42%, and 40%, respectively, he or she should have received the same percentage or higher overall in any subsequent graduations or post graduations.
The proportion of candidates from general categories who graduate (10+2+3 Pattern) with an aggregate of 44.5% or above, candidates from BC category candidates who graduate (10+2+3 Pattern) with an aggregate of 41.5% or above, and 39.5% of candidates from other categories and above in the cumulative graduation (10+2+3 Pattern);
students from the SC/ST category will be given consideration for admission to the three-year LL.B. programmer based on their scores, which will be 45%, 42%, and 40% of the total, respectively.

LLM:

The two-year Intermediate Examination (10+2 pattern) or any other test recognized as equivalent by the relevant university or the Board of Intermediate Education, A.P. is a prerequisite for those seeking a five-year LL.B. with 40% going to SC/ST, 42% going to BC, and 45% going to the general group.
Applicants from general categories must score at least 44.5% overall in the Intermediate (10+2 Pattern); applicants from the BC category must score at least 41.5% overall in the same pattern, and 39.5% overall. additionally
For admission to the 5-year LL. B program, students from the SC/ST category will be given consideration based on their aggregate scores in the Intermediate (10+2 Pattern), with the percentages being 45%, 42%, and 40%, respectively.
Eligibility requirements in accordance with BCI guidelines that the BCI periodically modifies.
Candidates who have participated in or are scheduled to appear in the final year examinations for a three-year or five-year LL.B. degree are also eligible. A prospective three-year or five-year LL.B.
The APPGLCET may be taken for degree exams while waiting for results. Nonetheless, at the time of counseling, the individual must have completed the qualifying exam and met the eligibility requirements.

Important Note:

Entrance into the AP LAWCET or AP PGLCET is not granted by mere attendance.
The applicant must meet all eligibility requirements and ensure that all admissions policies are in effect at the time of admission.
Applicants who have completed their 10+2 or post-graduation education in a single sitting system without possessing the prerequisite qualifications to pursue legal studies are ineligible for admission to law programs. A candidate may take the APLAWCET/APPGLCET in advance of results if they are appearing for the intermediate (10 + 2) or graduation (10 + 2 + 3) final year examinations. Nonetheless, at the time of therapy, he or she had to have passed.
The age requirement for admission to law programs is based on the policies in effect at the time of application.
Nationality and domicile: The applicant must be a citizen of India and meet the requirements for local or non-local status as outlined in the Andhra Pradesh Educational Institutions (Regulation of Admissions) Order, 1974, as well as any subsequent changes.created sometimes there.
A candidate is unable to take the LAWCET Exam if their primary qualification is I.T.I.
The prerequisites and eligibility for APLAWCET/APPGLCET-2024 are subject to the guidelines and policies that BCI periodically updates.
Information about the courses that the relevant law schools provide will be provided during Admission Notification Counseling.
The Polytechnic Diploma will be valued at +2 for Intermediate.

AP LAWCET:

The test’s objectives are to assess a candidate’s general knowledge, mental capacity, grasp of current events, and aptitude for pursuing a legal education. There are three sections to the test. There will be 120 questions in all, with one mark assigned to each, and the test will last for one hour.
lasts for ninety minutes. There are 120 possible points.
Part A: consists of 30 questions on general knowledge and mental ability, each worth 30 points.
Part B: consists of thirty questions with a total of thirty marks. Current Events
Section C: consists of 60 questions for a total of 60 marks. aptitude for legal study.
It is presumed that students have a basic understanding of the Indian Constitution and laws for the purposes of answering Part-C’s aptitude for studying law questions.

AP PGLCET:

Only one entrance exam is required for all LL.M. courses. It lasts 90 minutes and has 120 questions with a single mark each. There are two sections to the test.
Part A consists of 40 questions (20 on constitutional law and 20 on jurisprudence) for a total of 40 marks.
Public International Law 16, Mercantile Law 16, Labour Law 16, Crimes and Torts 16, and IPR and Other Laws 16 are the 80 questions in Part-B, each worth 80 points.
There will be objective-style questions, such as matching and multiple-choice questions. Each question has four possible responses, and applicants must select the right response from the list of options.
The Common Entrance Test Committee and/or the Convener maintain the right to reject a candidate’s application at any time if it is incomplete, the candidate does not meet the required eligibility requirements, or if inaccurate or misleading information is

General Instruction:

The candidate must carefully select the 3-year, 5-year, or LLM test that best suits their qualifications. If the incorrect entrance exam is chosen to be taken, the Convener, AP LAWCET – 2024 is not liable.
Under the auspices of APSCHE, the convener of APLAWCET /APPGLCET-2024 will be in charge of organizing and holding the common entrance test.
At the time of entrance, he will not be in charge of assigning seats or making admissions.
The Common Entrance Exam for Postgraduate Law at AP State (2024)

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