Yes.

You are eligible for the same but the last date to apply is already gone as you can check the details below -

https://law.careers360.com/articles/ap-lawcet-important-dates

Good Luck!!!

Hey Vinod. 

The results of AP LAWCET were to be released on 25, April, 2018. With the comencement of the counselling process, you will get to know the college cut off. 

To check your score and rank visit the below link.

http://sche.ap.gov.in/LAWCET/LAWCET/LAWCET_ResponseSheet.aspx

Hope this helps. All the best. 

Hi KVS,

Last date for  submission of online applications was 05.04.2018 (Thursday) without late fee.
whereas Last date for filing online Application with late fee of Rs.500/- till 10.04.2018.

The corrections can be made by following the procedure as prescribed by the Government. There are 2 categories for correction; Kindly refer to the link below to see which category you fall in and follow the procedure for the same:

http://www.sche.ap.gov.in/lawcet/PDF/APLAWCET2018_Corrections.pdf

Apart from that you may also want to refer:

Downloading of Hall-tickets from the website http://www.sche.ap.gov.in/lawcet
Date of AP LAWCET & PGLCET - 2018 Examination: 19-04-2018 (Thursday)
Time of Examination:  02:30 PM to 04:00 PM 

Hope this helps.

You have maximum opportunity to get seat in andhra university.tq

Hey Susanna

You can get the test papers for entrance exam in the following link given below-

• https://www.entranceexams.io/ap-lawcet-previous-papers/

Feel free to ask if you have more query.ALL THE BEST !

Hi,

Don't Worry. The correction option is provided for AP Lawcet. You can make corrections from 8-9 April 2018. For more information go through the link https://law.careers360.com/articles/ap-lawcet-important-dates.

All the best!!

AILET, LSAT, MH CET law, AP Law CET, TS Law CET these exams have no any negative marking.

Good Luck!

Dear Yaminipriya,

In order to be eligible for AP LAWCET you should satisfy local/non-local status requirements as laid down in the Andhra Pradesh Educational Institutions.

You should have passed any graduate degree (10+2+3) from any recognized university with at least 45% of the aggregate marks or any other examination recognised as equivalent by the university concerned.

Good Luck!!