Hello ,

I hope you are doing well. As per your mentioned query, by giving mocks you can boost your preparation. Also it will enhance your speed and you will get an idea of questions coming in exam.

Here are the links for both AP/TS LAWCET exam.

https://law.careers360.com/articles/ap-lawcet-mock-test

https://law.careers360.com/articles/ts-lawcet-mock-test

Good luck!

I hope this helps you!

Hello there,

To write the TS LAWCET mock test, follow these steps:

1. Visit the Official Website : Go to the official TS LAWCET website when mock tests are made available.
   
   

2. Find the Mock Test Link : Look for a section like “Mock Test” or “Practice Test” on the homepage or under the candidate login.
   
   

3. Login or Access : You may need to log in using your registration number and date of birth or simply click on a direct mock test link if no login is required.
   
   

4. Select Course : Choose the appropriate course (3-year or 5-year law).
   
   

5. Start the Mock Test : Follow instructions and begin the test. It will be similar in format to the real exam.
   
   

6. Practice Multiple Times : You can attempt it more than once to improve speed and accuracy.

Make sure to practice using a desktop or laptop for the best experience, as the real exam is also computer-based.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, feel free to share your questions with us, and we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

Hello there,

Yes, TS LAWCET can be considered manageable for BiPC (Biology, Physics, Chemistry) students, especially for the 5-year integrated law course after 12th.

Why It’s Doable for BiPC Students:

• No requirement for Math or Science knowledge.

• Focus is on:

  • General Knowledge & Current Affairs

  • Mental Ability

  • Legal Aptitude
    
    

• With regular practice and good preparation, BiPC students can perform well.
  
  Tips for BiPC Students:

1. Read newspapers daily to stay updated on current affairs.

2. Practice logical reasoning and mental ability questions.

3. Understand basic legal terms and principles —you don’t need a law background.

4. Use previous years’ question papers for practice.

With dedication and smart preparation, you can crack TS LAWCET easily.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, feel free to share your questions with us, and we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

Google (https://static.collegedekho.com/media/uploads/2022/05/21/mh-cet-law-5-year-previous-question-paper.pdf) - link for sample paper.

Key topics include:

• Legal aptitude and reasoning- including Indian constitution,legal maxims and landmark judgements.
• GK and Current affairs-including Indian history,polity,economy , global cureent affairs,sports,national awards,environmental issues and sustainability.
• Basic Mathematics
• Reading newspaper daily to improve english vocabulary as well as to stay updated about current news.

Hello,

Yes, you are eligible for TS LAWCET because the basic requirement for 3-year LL.B. is graduation from a recognized university, which you have already completed from Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Open University . You do not need Intermediate for this.

However, if you are aiming for the 5-year LL.B. , then Intermediate (or equivalent) is required. In that case, you can do open Intermediate , but for the 3-year LL.B. , it is not necessary.

Hope it helps !

It is quite difficult to get top law colleges at this score even not the lowest cutoff university will allow students to pursue law at this score but lets hope for the best try college like kalatiya university college of law and Mahatma Gandhi law college which has low cutoff.

You are on a border line which is very close to last years cutoff at kalatiya university college of law and Mahatma Gandhi law college belonging to bc-e category you might get seat here if cutoff trends is same as last year but definitely you are not going to get osmania university and telangana university college of law because these colleges cutoff are always high.

Based on your situation, it seems there may have been some confusion regarding the eligibility criteria for non-local candidates in TS LAWCET. Generally, for state entrance exams like TS LAWCET, "non-local" candidates are those who are not residents of the state but have fulfilled specific residency requirements, such as living in the state for a certain number of years or completing a portion of their education there.

Since you are a native of Karnataka and currently live there, and you have only spent two years in Hyderabad for your PG studies from 2014-2016, you do not meet the residency requirements to be considered a "non-local" candidate for Telangana. The non-local category usually applies to those who have lived in Telangana for a specific duration, even if they are not native to the state.

As you are neither a local nor meet the residency criteria for non-local status in Telangana, it is likely that you are not eligible for TS LAWCET counseling. However, I recommend contacting the TS LAWCET authorities directly for clarification. They can provide specific guidance and confirm whether your rank allows you to participate in counseling under any special provisions or if there are any exceptions.