AP LAWCET 2026 Session 1 concludes with an easy to moderate difficulty level. Check question paper analysis, student feedback, and section-wise review here. Session 2 will be held from 2 PM with a similar expected difficulty and pattern.
AP LAWCET 2026 Exam Analysis: Question Paper Difficulty Level, Student FeedbackAP LAWCET 2026: Session 1 for the AP LAWCET 2026 has been successfully concluded at 10:30 AM for the three-year LLB program, and according to preliminary analysis, the level of difficulty of the test paper was easy to moderate. The test paper analysis and the responses received by students are now available, while Session 2 for the five-year integrated LLB and PGLCET (LL.M.) programs will commence from 2:00 PM to 3:30 PM.
As of Session 1, the examination continues to have a well-balanced format with questions from General Knowledge, Current Affairs, and Legal Aptitude. The subject-wise analysis, the difficulty levels for each session, and other expert analyses continue to be revised.
AP LAWCET 2026 Exam Analysis: Experts' Review on all Shifts
Sessions | Overall Difficulty Level |
|---|---|
Session 1 (3-Year LL.B) | Moderate |
Session 2 (5-Year LL.B) | To be Updated |
Session 2 (PGLCET) (LL.M.) | To be Updated |
Analysis for OJEE 2026 May 4 Question Paper (To be Updated)
Analysis for Shift 1 (9:00 AM to 11 AM)
Overall Difficult Level | To be Updated |
|---|---|
General Knowledge & Mental Ability | Easy to Moderate, mostly direct questions |
Current Affairs | Moderate, focused on recent events |
Legal Aptitude | Moderate, slightly analytical but doable |
Student Feedback | Moderate |
Analysis for Shift 2 (1 PM to 3 PM)
Overall Difficult Level | To be Updated |
|---|---|
General Knowledge & Mental Ability | To be Updated |
Current Affairs | To be Updated |
Student Feedback | To be Updated |
Student Feedback | To be Updated |
AP LAWCET 2026 Exam Analysis: Good Attempts
Sessions | Expected Good Attempts |
|---|---|
Session 1 (3-Year LL.B) | 90–105 questions |
Session 2 (5-Year LL.B) | To be Updated |
Session 2 (PGLCET) (LL.M.) | To be Updated |
Student Reviews (Session 1)
Suresh (Vijayawada) – “Paper Was Easy to Moderate”
- Suresh mentioned that the paper was easy to moderate overall, with GK being very straightforward. He felt that most questions were predictable and similar to previous year papers.
Anusha (Guntur) – “Legal Section Needed Focus”
- Anusha shared that while GK and Current Affairs were easy, the Legal Aptitude section required careful reading. She said time management played an important role.
Karthik (Visakhapatnam) – “Balanced and Manageable Paper”
- Karthik described the paper as well-balanced, stating that candidates who prepared regularly could attempt most questions without difficulty.
Ravi Teja (Nellore) – “Similar to Previous Years”
- Ravi Teja observed that the paper followed previous year trends, especially in GK. He mentioned that there were no unexpected or out-of-syllabus questions.
Harika (Kurnool) – “Good Time Management Helped”
- Harika said that candidates who managed time well could attempt around 100 questions easily. She found the exam comfortable and scoring.
After completion of Session 1, which was assessed to be easy to moderately difficult, the AP LAWCET 2026 exam has followed a pattern favorable for students. In the next session, candidates may also experience comparable difficulty, and more information and analysis would become available once the examination finishes.
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