AP LAWCET 2024 choice-filling ends today; seat allotment on November 2
Ayushi Bisht | October 28, 2024 | 03:07 PM IST | 2 mins read
AP LAWCET 2024 Counselling: Registered candidates can fill their choices through the official website, lawcet-sche.aptonline.in/LAWCET.
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Download EBookNEW DELHI: The Andhra Pradesh State Council of Higher Education (APSCHE) will close the choice-filling process for the Andhra Pradesh Law Common Entrance Test (AP LAWCET) counselling 2024 today, October 25. Candidates who have registered for the AP LAWCET 2024 counselling can fill their choices through the official website, lawcet-sche.aptonline.in/LAWCET.
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Candidates can access the AP LAWCET 2024 choice-filling window using their login credentials, which include their LAWCET roll number and date of birth.
The web option edit window for AP LAWCET 2024 will open on October 29. The seat allotment results for AP LAWCET 2024 will be announced on November 2.
Those who receive seat allotments must complete the self-reporting process and report to their designated colleges between November 4 and November 7, 2024. During this time, candidates need to confirm their admission online through the official portal and also physically report to the allotted colleges to secure their seats.
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AP LAWCET Counselling 2024: Steps involved in choice filling
Here are the steps involved in the AP LAWCET 2024 choice-filling process:
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Visit the Official Website : Go to the AP LAWCET counselling portal.
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Login : Enter your LAWCET roll number and date of birth to access your account.
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View Available Colleges and Courses : Browse through the list of participating colleges and the courses they offer.
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Select Preferences : Choose your preferred colleges and courses from the list, ranking them according to your preference (1 for your top choice, 2 for the next, etc.).
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Save Your Choices : After making your selections, save them to ensure they are recorded.
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Submit Your Choices : Once you are satisfied with your selections, submit them. You may receive a confirmation message indicating successful submission.
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Edit Your Choices (if applicable) : If the counselling schedule allows, you can edit your choices during the specified edit window that opens on October 29.
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Final Confirmation : After the choice-filling window closes, your preferences will be processed for seat allotment results, which will be announced on November 2.
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