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Particulars |
Details |
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Exam Name |
Andhra Pradesh Law Common Entrance Test |
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Programme Offered |
3-Year & 5-Year LLB Courses |
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Mode of Examination |
Computer-Based Test (CBT) |
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Exam Duration |
90 Minutes |
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Total Marks |
120 Marks |
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Marking Scheme |
+1 for each correct answer |
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Negative Marking |
No |
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Start PreparingAPSCHE is yet to release the official AP LAWCET 2027 notification. Based on the previous year's cycle, here's what aspirants can expect:
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Event |
Expected Date (2027) |
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Notification Release |
First week of February 2027 |
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Registration Opens |
Second week of February 2027 |
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Last Date to Apply (No Late Fee) |
Third week of March 2027 |
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Admit Card Release |
Around 15 days before the exam |
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AP LAWCET 2027 Exam Date |
First week of May 2027 |
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Answer Key Release |
First week of May 2027 |
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Result Declaration |
Third week of May 2027 |
APSCHE prescribes separate academic requirements for the 3-Year LLB and 5-Year Integrated LLB programmes. The eligibility comparison is given below:
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Criteria |
3-Year LLB (Graduate Entry) |
5-Year Integrated LLB (Post-12th Entry) |
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Educational Qualification |
Bachelor’s degree in any discipline (10+2+3 pattern) from a recognized university |
Passed Intermediate (10+2) or equivalent from a recognized board |
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Minimum Marks - General (OC) |
45% aggregate |
45% aggregate |
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Minimum Marks - BC/OBC |
42% aggregate |
42% aggregate |
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Minimum Marks - SC/ST |
40% aggregate |
40% aggregate |
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Final-Year Candidates |
Eligible to apply; must complete degree before counselling |
Candidates awaiting 10+2 results may apply (subject to meeting eligibility before counselling) |
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Age Limit |
No upper age limit |
No upper age limit |
The AP LAWCET 2027 application form will be released on the official APSCHE portal, once the notification is out. Based on the previous cycle, the application fee is expected to remain:
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Category |
Fees |
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OC (General) |
Rs. 900 |
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BC |
Rs. 850 |
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SC/ST |
Rs. 800 |
The application fee is non-refundable. Verify all details before payment.
The exam will be conducted in Computer-Based Test (CBT) mode in both English and Telugu: 120 multiple-choice questions in 90 minutes.
|
Section |
Number of Questions |
Marks |
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General Knowledge & Mental Ability |
30 |
30 |
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Current Affairs |
30 |
30 |
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Aptitude for the Study of Law |
60 |
60 |
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Total |
120 |
120 |
The AP LAWCET 2027 syllabus is divided into three sections. The detailed topic-wise breakdown is given below:
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Part |
Section Name |
Key Topics Covered |
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Part A |
General Knowledge & Mental Ability |
General knowledge, static GK (History, Geography), Mental Ability, Logical Reasoning, Syllogisms, Analogies, Pattern Recognition |
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Part B |
Current Affairs |
National & International Events, Contemporary Issues affecting India, Economic Developments, Political Updates, Scientific Advances |
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Part C |
Aptitude for the Study of Law |
Basic Legal Principles, Legal Maxims, Constitutional Law, Law of Torts, Contracts (Fundamentals), Criminal Law, Legal Reasoning based on principles and facts |
APSCHE will release the AP LAWCET 2027 admit card on the official portal, expected around 15 days before the exam date.
AP LAWCET is conducted across major cities in Andhra Pradesh:
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Exam Cities |
Exam Cities |
Exam Cities |
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Visakhapatnam |
Vijayawada |
Guntur |
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Tirupati |
Kurnool |
Anantapur |
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Nellore |
Rajahmundry |
Kadapa |
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Srikakulam |
Ongole |
Eluru |
APSCHE will publish the preliminary answer key shortly after the exam, followed by an objection window and a final answer key before results are declared.
How to Download the Answer Key
APSCHE will release the AP LAWCET 2027 exam results on the official website. Candidates can download their results by entering their application number and hall ticket number. The results are prepared based on the AP LAWCET 2027 final answer key.
In case two or more candidates secure the same marks in AP LAWCET 2027, APSCHE resolves the tie using the following order of preference:
Selection is based solely on merit in the entrance exam, followed by centralised counselling conducted by APSCHE.
Step 1: Entrance Exam
Candidates must appear for the Computer-Based Test (CBT). The exam carries 120 marks with no negative marking.
Step 2: Result & Rank List
APSCHE releases scorecards and a merit-based rank list. Admission depends on the rank secured.
Step 3: Counselling & Seat Allotment
Qualified candidates must register for counselling, complete certificate verification, and fill in college preferences. Seats are allotted based on:
Step 4: Final Admission
Candidates must report to the allotted college and complete fee payment within the prescribed timeline.
Note: There is no interview or group discussion. Admission is strictly merit-based.
APSCHE will release the counselling schedule after AP LAWCET 2027 results are declared. Based on the previous cycle, the process is expected to follow the same steps:
Step 1: Official Notification
APSCHE publishes the counselling schedule on the official portal and via press release. It includes registration dates, helpline centre details, and document requirements.
Step 2: Pay Counselling Registration Fee
Candidates must pay the non-refundable counselling fee online before proceeding.
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Category |
Counselling Fee |
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General / BC (OBC) |
₹1,000 |
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SC / ST |
₹500 |
Step 3: Certificate Verification
Candidates must visit their assigned helpline centre with original documents for verification. Web options open only after successful verification.
Step 4: Web Options (College Preference Filling)
After verification, candidates log in using their registration number, hall ticket number, and date of birth to fill college and course preferences. Candidates should fill maximum preferences to improve allotment chances.
Step 5: Change of Web Options
A short window is provided to modify college preferences before they are locked.
Step 6: Seat Allotment
APSCHE releases the allotment list based on rank, category, local/non-local status, and web options exercised. Candidates check their allotment on the portal using hall ticket number and date of birth.
Step 7: Self-Reporting to College
Candidates must report to the allotted college, complete physical document verification, and pay the admission fee within the prescribed timeline to confirm the seat.
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College |
Location |
Type |
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Dr. B.R. Ambedkar College of Law, Andhra University |
Visakhapatnam |
Government |
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Dr. Ambedkar Global Law Institute |
Tirupati |
Private |
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Sri Padmavati Mahila Visvavidyalayam |
Tirupati |
Government |
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Andhra Christian College of Law |
Guntur |
Private |
Annual fees across participating colleges range from approximately Rs. 40,000 to Rs. 60,000 for the 3-year LLB program.
A smart AP LAWCET preparation strategy should focus on section-wise weightage, speed, and regular practice. The exam has 120 questions to be solved in 90 minutes, with Law Aptitude carrying the highest weightage.