AP LAWCET 2025: The Andhra Pradesh State Council of Higher Education (APSCHE) released the Andhra Pradesh Law Common Entrance Test (AP LAWCET) 2025 test date. The AP LAWCET 2025 test will be held on May 25. The AP LAWCET 2025 notice will be available on lawcet-sche.aptonline.in. The APSCHE has yet to release the AP LAWCET 2025 registration dates.
The APSCHE has also released exam dates for additional courses. According to the APSCHE timetable, the AP ICET 2025 exam will take place on May 7. The AP EAMCET 2025 engineering exam will take place from May 21 to 27. The AP EAPCET 2025 agriculture and pharma exam is planned for May 19-20.
AP LAWCET 2025: Application fees
Applicants must pay the AP LAWCET 2025 registration cost to finish their application. Aspirants from the open category (OC) must pay an AP LAWCET 2025 application fee of Rs 900, while backward category applicants must pay Rs 850 and Scheduled Caste (SC) and ST (ST) students must pay Rs 800 each.
AP LAWCET 2025 Date: Eligibility criteria
The AP LAWCET 2025 eligibility conditions are listed below.
Eligibility for 5-year LLB
* Applicants must have Indian citizenship.
* Aspirants must have completed Class 12 from a recognised state or national education board.
* SC and ST applicants need to obtain 40% in their Class 12 exam.
* General category applicants must have earned 45% in Class 12.
Eligibility for 3-year LLB
* Applicants must have a graduating degree from any recognized university.
* SC, and ST aspirants must have got 40% in their graduation test.
* General category applicants must have a graduation GPA of at least 45%.
AP LAWCET 2025: Exam pattern
The AP LAWCET 2025 exam will be administered online as a computer-based test. The AP LAWCET 2025 exam will be administered in both English and Telugu. The paper will only have multiple-choice questions. There will be 120 multiple-choice questions divided into three sections: general knowledge and mental capacity, current affairs, and aptitude for the study of law.
The AP LAWCET 2025 exam will last 90 minutes. Applicants will receive one mark for each right answer. There will be no negative marking for wrong answers.
