What is a Good Score in TS LAWCET 2024?

Some of the good books for the TS LAWCET General Knowledge and Mental Ability Section are The Mega Yearbook (for the current year), General Knowledge & Current Affairs, GK Capsule with Current Affairs Update (for the current year), Lucent’s General Knowledge, A Modern Approach to Logical Reasoning by RS Agarwal, R S Agarwal’s Quantitative ability, Verbal and Non-Verbal Reasoning by RS Agarwal, NCERT Mathematics books up to Class 10, etc. 

The best books for TS LAWCET Aptitude for the study of law section are LAWCET Study Material, Legal Aptitude for CLAT and Other Law Entrance examinations: A Workbook, All India Law Entrance Exam Guide, Legal Aptitude and Legal Reasoning by A.P Bharadwaj, Universal Guide to CLAT & LLB Entrance Examination and Bare Acts of Indian Constitution. 

The importance of the TS LAWCET cutoff is that it might offer the candidate an idea of what rank is required to gain admission. TS LAWCET cutoff might vary per category and degree, applicants must refer to the program for which they are applying. The cutoff will vary per seat intake. The cut-offs are announced during seat allotment but, before this, just the rank list is made public. Other than seat intake, many criteria determine the allocation of seats. The essential elements are the candidates' college selections, reservations etc. Seat allotments are distributed in two stages. Students who were not chosen in the first round of seat allocation will be able to register for the second round.

The cutoff ranks imply the closing rank for admission under each category and so, the cutoff list is prepared based on the TS LAWCET rank list. Candidates may get the same score, so a tiebreaking policy is applicable. The policy includes that a candidate who has obtained more marks in Part C of TS LAWCET i.e. Aptitude for study of law will be given the higher rank or if the tie still persists, then the candidate who has obtained more marks in Part B of TS LAWCET i.e. Current Affairs will be ranked higher and if the tie still exists, then the candidate older in age will be given a higher rank.

The participating colleges for TS LAWCET 5-year LL.B course are University College of Law, Osmania University, Hyderabad, University College of Law, Kakatiay University, Warangal, O.U.Post Graduate College of Law, Basheerbagh, Adarsha Law College, Warangal, Ananntha Law College, Sumitra Nagar, Kukatpally, Aurora's Legal Sciences Academy, Bandlaguda, Hyderabad, Dr. Ambedkar College of Law, Chikadapalli, Hyderabad, K.V.Ranga Reddy Institute of Law, Hyderabad, Keshav Memorial College of Law, Narayanaguda, Hyderabad, Mahatma Gandhi Law College, Hyderabad, Mahatma Gandhi Law College, Hyderabad, etc.

A good score in any exam depends on several factors. The factors on which the TS LAWCET good score depends are the Total Number of Applicants, Total Number of Seats, Candidate's Category, Performance of Candidates and Difficulty Level of the Exam. The higher the number of candidates appearing for TS LAWCET, the tougher the competition for a fixed number of seats. Tare only a limited number of seats available at each institute for various law courses. Candidates belonging to the unreserved category need to score higher whereas those who come under any reserved category will have a lower cutoff due to the reservation of seats. Depending on the performance of the candidates, the good score will vary. A difficult question paper may result in a lower cutoff while an easy or moderate question paper can lead to a high cutoff.

The important topics for TS LAWCET are History, Political Science, Science, Geography, Economics, Logical Reasoning & Environmental Science, Current events around the world, events of national and international significance, news related to legal cases/ judgements, national and international awards, Politics, Economics, Geography, Environmental Science, Elementary knowledge about law subjects, Principles of law, Legal phrases and facts, Questions about the constitution of India, Constitutional rights, etc.

The participating colleges for the TS LAWCET 3-year LL.B program are University College of Law, Osmania University, Hyderabad, University College of Law, Kakatiay University, Warangal, University College of Law, Telangana University, Dichpally, Nizamabad, Adarsha Law College, Warangal, Ananntha Law College, Sumitha Nagar, Kukatpally, Hyderabad, Aurora's Legal Sciences Academy, Bandlaguda, Bhaskar Law College, Moinabad, Ranga Reddy, College of Law for Women, Andhra Mahila Sabha, Hyderabad, Dr. Ambedkar College of Law, Chikadapalli, Hyderabad, Justice Kumarayya College of Law, Malkapur, Karimnagar, K.V.Ranga Reddy Institute of Law, Keshav Memorial College of Law, Narayanaguda, KIMS- College of Law, Vedira (Village), Mahatma Gandhi Law College, Mahatma Gandhi Law College, Manair College of Law, Khammam, Marwadi Siksha Samithi Law College, Padala Rama Reddy Law College, Hyderabad and many more.

TS LAWCET is a common entrance exam for admission into 3-year and 5-year UG law courses. The qualifying marks for TS LAWCET for General/ Unreserved category candidates is 42 out of 120 and 35 percentile as the qualifying percentile. For SC/ ST category candidates, there are no minimum marks required for qualifying the examination. There is even no qualifying percentile required for the SC/ ST candidates. 

TS LAWCET is a computer-based examination where the candidates can take the exam in Telugu and English medium whereas, from now candidates can answer the question paper in the Urdu language. The candidates are assessed on the basis of General Knowledge and Mental Ability, Current Affairs and Aptitude for the study of Law. The exam will be conducted for 90 minutes and candidates will not be given extra time to answer the questions and there is no sectional time limit. PwD and SAP candidates will be allotted an extra time of 20 minutes to complete the examination.