LFAT Application Form 2020 - Allahabad University will release the online application form of LFAT 2020 tentatively in the 2nd week of April. The LFAT 2020 application form will be for admission to the BA LLB program offered by the university; the total seat intake for the program is 120. Candidates who meet the prescribed LFAT 2020 eligibility criteria need to duly fill the application form and submit it before the last date. The application filling process would include steps like registration, filling of essential data, uploading of documents, and payment of fees. The application fee for LFAT 2020 is Rs. 1600 for general and OBC candidates, and Rs. 800 for remaining candidates. LFAT applicants must be mindful to enter only genuine and verifiable information in the form, or else the candidate may be disqualified. Go through the rest of the article to learn the full details of LFAT application form 2020.
The pen and paper based LFAT 2020 exam will be conducted tentatively in the 3rd week of May 2020.
Events
Tentative dates
Commencement of online application
2nd week of April, 2020
Last date to submit application
1st week of May, 2020
Issue of admit card
2nd week of May, 2020
LFAT 2020 exam date
3rd week of May, 2020
Allahabad University will release the LFAT 2020 application form for aspirants seeking admission to the BA LLB program around the 2nd week of April. The steps to fill the online LFAT 2020 application form is described below.
Registration - To get registered, click on the application link (will be updated here once it is released). Information that will have to be entered at this stage include valid email id and mobile number, name, etc.
Filling of essential information - The candidate has next duly fill the various sections of the form, including academic, personal and contact details.
Uploading of documents - In this step, one has to upload scanned copies of essential documents, including photograph and signature, in the prescribed format.
Payment of application fee - The fee, as shown in the table below, will be category-specific and has to be paid in online mode using net banking, credit or debit cards.
LFAT 2020 application fee
Category
Application fee
General/OBC candidates
Rs. 1600
SC/ST/PH candidates
Rs. 800
Submission of application form - After confirming the application form is duly filled, submit it before the last date.
Before filling the form, the applicant needs to ensure that they meet the LFAT 2020 eligibility criteria. In such cases where a candidate is found not meeting any of the eligibility conditions, which have been listed below, he or she may be disqualified at any stage of the admission process.
Eligibility criteria of LFAT 2020
Qualifying exam: The candidate must have passed 10+2 or an equivalent qualifying exam.
Minimum marks in qualifying exam: General category candidates need 45% marks in qualifying exam, OBC candidates 42% and SC/ST candidates 40%
Age limit: No upper age limit has been set for appearing in LFAT 2020. Item checklist for filing LFAT 2020 application form
It is recommended that candidates keep the following items handy to make the LFAT application process smooth and error free.
Scanned copy of photograph and signature in prescribed format
Photo ID card
Marksheet of qualifying exam
Credit/debit cards or net banking details for fee payment
Valid email id and mobile number
Resident proof
Income certificate (if applicable)
Caste certificate (if applied for admission under reserved categories)
Exam officials will put in place help desks to help candidates in the online application process and to troubleshoot any problems they may have. Assistance will be available both via phone and through email.
Toll free number – 18001805643
Tolled number – 9453827208
Email ID: helpdesk.aupravesh2019@gmail.com
Call centre timing – 10:00 AM to 07:00 PM (All Days)
Answer:
Authorities will release the LFAT 2020 application form tentatively in the 2nd week of April. The application form will be available in online mode only.
Candidates seeking admission to BA LLB program at Allahabad University, and who meet the prescribed eligibility criteria, may fill the LFAT application form 2020.
In that case the candidate should get in touch with the university help desk, who may provide the necessary assistance. The contact details are provided in the article above.
Any candidate who is found ineligible may be disqualified from the admission process. So, before proceeding to fill the form, one needs to ascertain his or her eligibility criteria.
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The eligibility criteria of LAT 2020 for admission to BA LLB program is prescribed by Allahabad University; check below for details. Only such candidates who meet the LFAT 2020 eligibility criteria will be considered for admission.
The candidate must have passed 10+2 or an equivalent qualifying exam
If the candidate belongs to general category, minimum aggregate marks required in the qualifying exam is 45%. The minimum marks for OBC is 42% and that for SC/ST category is 40%
There is no age limit for appearing in the LFAT 2020 exam.
The key to cracking the exam is regular revision and solving past year exams
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Hello,
Since 'Allahabad University' offers only 120 seats in LFAT 2019.
And a candidate needs at least 30% marks(out of 300) in lfat2019 to qualify.
Since the cutoff 2019 was:
So as your score is 172,so it's not easy to get a seat in the main campus.
If not,then you can try for any other institute.
ThankYou!
All th Best!
If any queries,feel free to ask
Regards!
Shikhar Singh Chauhan
hello dear,
the details of counselling of lfat has been posted on career360 website . here is the link for the same. https://law.careers360.com/articles/lfat-counselling. if your query is not solved, feel free to communicate further.
hope this would help you.
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