TS LAWCET, PGLCET 2021 application form released at lawcet.tsche.ac.in; Apply here
Applications are invited for admission to 3-year and 5-year LLB, and LLM courses; TS LAWCET 2021 and TS PGLCET 2021 exams to be conducted on August 23.
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NEW DELHI : The Telangana State Council of Higher Education (TSCHE) has released the online application forms of TS LAWCET 2021 and TS PGLCET 2021 at lawcet.tsche.ac.in. The TS LAWCET application form 2021 is for admission to 3-year LLB and 5-year integrated LLB courses, whereas the TS PGLCET application form 2021 is for admission to LLM courses offered by law colleges in Telangana. The last date for submission of applications is May 26.
LATEST : TS LAWCET / PGLCET application form 2021 released; to register - Click here
TSCHE has also notified that the TS LAWCET 2021 and TS PGLCET 2021 exams will be conducted on August 23. The mode of the exams will be online (computer-based test).
TS LAWCET 2021: Seat Intake:
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3-year LLB - 3,200 seats (approx.)
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5-year integrated LLB - 1,500 seats (aprox.)
TS PGLCET 2021: Seat availability
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LLM programme - 620 seats (approx.)
How to fill the TS LAWCET / PGLCET application form 2021
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- Check payment status: After making the payment, check the status by logging into the application portal and clicking on the ‘Payment Status’ option.
- Fill the form: If the payment is successful, you can fill in other details in the form like academic details, and select the course of study.
- Exam centre selection: A maximum of THREE exam centres can be selected; ensure that the entered options are in the order of priority.
- Upload documents: Finally upload the necessary documents to complete the application process.
How to pay the application fee: The fee can be paid in either online mode or offline (through TS online centres). The fee for general category candidates is Rs 800, while SC/ ST candidates have to pay Rs 500 only.
TS LAWCET / PGLCET admit cards 2021
Exam officials will release the TS LAWCET admit card 2021/ TS PGLCET admit card 2021 a few weeks after the closure of the application form. An important document for appearing in the TS LAWCET/ PGLCET 2021 exam, the admit card will carry details like:
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Name of the candidate
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Details of allotted TS PGLCET/ LAWCET 2021 exam centre
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Roll number
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Date and time of the exam, and
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Exam-day guidelines
TS LAWCET and PGLCET Mock Test 2021 Open
Along with the application form, exam officials have also activated the TS LAWCET mock test 2021 and TS PGLCET mock test 2021. To take a mock test:
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Go to the mock test page - Click here
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Select the exam for which you want to take the mock test (3-year LLB, 5-year LLB, or LLM)
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On clicking on any of these mock tests, a default login window will open
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Click on the “Sign In” button to take the mock test.
TS LAWCET 2021: Qualifying marks (and percentage)
Categories |
Qualifying Percentage |
Qualifying marks (Total marks) |
Unreserved |
35% |
42 /120 |
SC, ST candidates |
No minimum qualifying percentage specified |
No minimum qualifying marks specified |
TS PGLCET 2021: Qualifying marks (and percentage)
Category |
Qualifying percentage |
Qualifying marks (Total marks) |
General |
25% |
30 / 120 |
SC, ST |
No minimum qualifying percentage specified |
No minimum qualifying marks specified |
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