APLAWCET/ APPGLCET 2024 – Apply Online for AP Law Common Entrance Test

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The APLAWCET/APPGLCET 2024 is a pivotal examination for students aspiring to pursue their careers in law within Andhra Pradesh. This state-level entrance examination is designed to assess the aptitude of candidates for legal studies, facilitating their admission into various LL.B and LL.M programs offered by universities and colleges across the state. The examination structure is meticulously crafted to test candidates' knowledge and understanding of law, general awareness, mental ability, and current affairs, ensuring that only the most capable individuals are selected for advancement in legal education.

APLAWCET 2024 is for those aiming for the LL.B program, while APPGLCET caters to candidates interested in LL.M courses. Both tests are critical steps in the journey of law students, setting the foundation for a successful career in the legal domain. The syllabus and pattern of these exams are aligned with the latest legal standards and practices, ensuring that the students are well-prepared for the challenges ahead.

Furthermore, the selection and ranking process in APLAWCET/APPGLCET 2024 is transparent and merit-based, guaranteeing fairness and equal opportunity for all candidates. With centers spread across various districts, the examination is accessible to a wide range of students, promoting higher education in law among the youth of Andhra Pradesh.

APLAWCET/ APPGLCET 2024 – Apply Online for AP Law Common Entrance Test

APLAWCET 2024 Dates

Notification of APLAWCET & APPGLCET 2024: 22-03-2024
Starting Date for Apply Online & Payment of fee: 26-03-2024
Last Date to Apply Online without Late Fee: 25-04-2024
Date to Apply Online with Late Fee of Rs. 500/-: 26-04-2024 to 03-05-2024
Date to Apply Online with Late Fee of Rs. 1000/-: 04-05-2024 to 11-05-2024
Date to Apply Online with Late Fee of Rs. 2000/-: 12-05-2024 to 20-05-2024
Date to Apply Online with Late Fee of Rs. 2000/-: 21-05-2024 to 29-05-2024
Date for Correction of Application Form: 30-05-2024 to 01-06-2024
Downloading of Hall-tickets from the website: 03-06-2024 onwards
Date and Time of APLAWCET & APPGLCET – 2024 Examination: 09-06-2024 2.30 PM to 4.00 PM
Release of preliminary key: 10-06-2024 06.00 PM
Date and time of receiving objections on preliminary key: 11-06-2024 to 12-06-2024

APLAWCET 2024 Registration Fee

For 3 Year/5 Year LL.B. Courses (APLAWCET):

For OC: Rs. 900/-
For BC: Rs. 850/-
For SC/ ST: Rs. 800/-

For Post Graduate Law Course LL.M. (APPGLCET):

For OC: Rs. 1000/-
For BC: Rs. 950/-
For SC/ ST: Rs. 900/-
Payment Mode: Through Online

APLAWCET 2024 Eligibility

3-Year LL.B. Course:

General Eligibility: Candidates must hold any Graduate Degree in the 10+2+3 pattern from a recognized University, or an equivalent qualification recognized by the concerned university.

Minimum Marks:

General Category: 45% aggregate
BC Category: 42% aggregate
SC/ST Category: 40% aggregate

Additional Consideration: Candidates scoring below the specified percentage must have achieved the required percentage in any subsequent graduation or post-graduation degree. For rounding off purposes, 44.5% (General), 41.5% (BC), and 39.5% (SC/ST) in graduation are treated as 45%, 42%, and 40% respectively.

5-Year LL.B. Course:

General Eligibility: Must have passed the two-year Intermediate Examination (10+2 pattern) or its equivalent as recognized by the University or the Board of Intermediate Education, A.P.

Minimum Marks:

General Category: 45% aggregate
BC Category: 42% aggregate
SC/ST Category: 40% aggregate
Rounding Off: 44.5% (General), 41.5% (BC), and 39.5% (SC/ST) in Intermediate are rounded off to 45%, 42%, and 40% respectively for admission.
Note: Must meet the eligibility criteria as per the Bar Council of India (BCI) regulations, which may be updated from time to time.

2-Year LL.M. Course:

Eligibility: Open to candidates with a 3-Year or 5-Year LL.B. Degree as of the application date. Candidates awaiting final year results of the LL.B. program are also eligible to apply.

Condition: Must have successfully completed the LL.B. degree meeting the necessary eligibility by the time of counseling.

Nationality and Domicile: The candidate should be an Indian National and should

satisfy Local / Non-local status requirement as laid down in the Andhra Pradesh

Educational Institutions (Regulation of Admissions) Order, 1974 and the amendments

made there from time to time.

A candidate with I.T.I as basic qualification is not eligible for appearing the LAWCET Examination. Polytechnic Diploma shall be considered as Intermediate (+2).

APLAWCET Medium of Entrance Test

The APLAWCET (3 year and 5 year LLB courses) will be conducted in English and Telugu versions and AP PGLCET (LLM courses) question paper will be in English only.

APLAWCET 2024 Exam Pattern

This examination is tailored to assess the aspirants' General Knowledge, Mental Ability, Awareness of Current Affairs, and their Aptitude for studying Law. The exam comprises three sections, totaling 120 questions, each worth one mark, with the entire test lasting 90 minutes and a maximum score of 120.

Part A: This section includes 30 questions on General Knowledge and Mental Ability, totaling 30 marks.
Part B: Another 30 questions are focused on Current Affairs, also worth 30 marks.
Part C: The largest section, with 60 questions dedicated to assessing the candidate's Law Study Aptitude, contributing 60 marks to the total score.

In Part C, a foundational understanding of Law principles and the Constitution of India is expected from the candidate. The difficulty level of the questions for the 5-year Law Course aligns with the Intermediate/10+2 standard, while for the 3-year Law Course, it matches the Degree Level.

The format of the questions will be multiple-choice, with each having four possible answers from which the correct one must be selected.

To qualify in the AP LAWCET-2024, candidates must achieve at least 35% of the total marks, which equates to 42 out of 120. However, there are no minimum qualifying marks set for SC and ST candidates for ranking purposes.

AP PGLCET 2024 Exam Pattern

This exam is the gateway for LL.M. courses, featuring a single entrance test that spans 90 minutes and includes 120 multiple-choice questions, each valued at one mark. The test is divided into two primary sections:

Part-A: This segment encompasses 40 questions for a total of 40 marks, with questions on Jurisprudence and Constitutional Law, each contributing 20 marks.

Part-B: In this larger section, candidates face 80 questions worth 80 marks. It covers a wide range of legal subjects, including Public International Law, Mercantile Law, Labour Law, Crimes and Torts, and IPR and Other Laws, with each subject area accounting for 16 marks.

Candidates are required to choose the correct answer from four options provided for each question, testing their knowledge across various domains of law.

To qualify in the AP PGLCET-2024, aspirants need to score at least 25% of the total marks, which translates to 30 out of 120 marks. Importantly, there are no minimum qualifying marks for candidates belonging to the SC and ST categories for the purpose of ranking.

APLAWCET 2024 Syllabus

For APPGLCET-2024, candidates must dive deep into various facets of law, focusing primarily on Jurisprudence, Constitutional Law, Public International Law, Mercantile Law, Labour Laws, Crimes and Torts, IPR & Other laws. The syllabus is strategically divided into two parts to guide preparation:

Part-A: Jurisprudence and Constitutional Law (40 Questions, 40 Marks)

Jurisprudence (20 Questions, 20 Marks): Understand the schools of jurisprudence, sources of law (custom, precedent, and legislation), concepts of rights and duties, ownership, possession, legal persons, obligations, property, liability, and legal sanctions.

Constitutional Law (20 Questions, 20 Marks): Focus on the constitution's nature, fundamental rights, directive principles of state policy, the structure and roles of the executive, judiciary, and legislature, center-state relations, emergency provisions, and constitutional amendments.

Part-B: Diverse Fields of Law (80 Questions, 80 Marks)

Public International Law (16 Questions, 16 Marks): Examine international vs. municipal law, state territory, air, sea, and outer space laws, nationality and statelessness, extradition, asylum, state jurisdiction, and the United Nations.

Mercantile Law (16 Questions, 16 Marks): Review general principles of contracts as outlined in sections 1-75 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872.

Labour Law (16 Questions, 16 Marks): Study the Trade Union Act, 1926, and the Industrial Disputes Act, 1947.

Crimes and Torts (16 Questions, 16 Marks): Dive into the general principles and exceptions of the Indian Penal Code and general principles of tort, defenses, joint liability, state liability for torts, and the Consumer Protection Act, 2019.

IPR & Other Laws (16 Questions, 16 Marks): Understand the Copyright Act, 1957; Patents Act, 2005; Environmental Protection Act, 1986; Human Rights and the Protection of Human Rights Act, 1993; Information Technology Act, 2000; Right to Information Act 2005, and basics of Research Methodology.

This comprehensive syllabus requires candidates to cover a broad spectrum of legal principles and practices, ensuring a well-rounded preparation for APPGLCET-2024.

APLAWCET 2024 Result

APLAWCET-2024 results are a pivotal moment for candidates aspiring to enter law courses. The process of evaluation is meticulously designed to ensure accuracy and fairness. Here's a summary of the key aspects related to the APLAWCET-2024 results:

Utmost care is taken during evaluation, checking, scrutiny, tabulation, and ranking to minimize errors.
Requests for re-totaling, revaluation, or personal identification of answer scripts are not accepted, reflecting the confidence in the precision of the evaluation process.
Ranking
Candidates are ranked based on their performance in APLAWCET-2024, with merit determined by the marks obtained.
In the event of a tie, the resolution process is as follows:
Marks in Part-C of APLAWCET are considered first. If a tie persists, then
Marks obtained in Part-B are evaluated.
Should the tie still not be resolved, candidates may be bracketed together for ranking purposes. At this stage, age seniority could be considered during admission.

Validity

The rank obtained in APLAWCET-2024 is specifically valid for admissions into 3-year and 5-year Law Courses for the academic year 2024-2025 only.
This system ensures a transparent and equitable method of determining eligibility and ranking for admission into law programs, underscoring the commitment to maintaining high standards in legal education admissions.

APPGLCET-2024 Results

APPGLCET-2024 results are crucial for candidates seeking admission to LLM programs. The evaluation and ranking procedure is carried out with meticulous attention to detail to ensure fairness and accuracy. Here's a brief overview:

Evaluation

Extensive measures are taken during the evaluation process to minimize errors in evaluation, checking, scrutiny, tabulation, and ranking.
Requests for re-totaling, revaluation, or personal identification of answer scripts will not be entertained, indicating the confidence in the thoroughness of the evaluation process.
Ranking
Candidates are ranked based on the total marks obtained in the APPGLCET-2024 Entrance Test.
In case of a tie in total marks, the marks obtained in Part-A of the Entrance Test are taken into consideration for determining the rank.
If a tie still persists, candidates may be bracketed together for ranking purposes, and in such cases, age seniority could be taken into account during the admission process.
Validity
The rank obtained in APPGLCET-2024 is specifically valid for admission into LLM Courses for the academic year 2024-2025 only.

Additional Information

Rank cards will not be dispatched by post. Candidates are advised to download their Rank Cards from the official website https://cets.apsche.ap.gov.in following the announcement of results.
In case candidates encounter any difficulty in downloading the Rank Card, they are advised to contact the Convener's office for assistance.
This structured approach to the announcement and dissemination of results ensures that candidates are well-informed and able to proceed with the admissions process in a timely and efficient manner.

APLAWCET 2024 Exam Center

Regional center names list

Anantapur
Gooty
Puttaparthi
Chittoor
Madanapalle
Tirupati
Gudur
Puttur
Rajahmundry
Kakinada
Amalapuram
Guntur
Chirala
Narasaraopeta
Gudlavalleru
Machilipatnam
Vijayawada
Kurnool
Yemmiganur
Nandyal
Kavali
Nellore
Markapuram
Ongole
Srikakulam
Tekkali
Gajuwaka
Visakhapatnam
Anakapalle
Vizianagaram
Bhimavaram
Narasapuram
Tadepalligudem
Eluru
Kadapa
Proddatur