AP LAWCET 2024 Selection Process: Check Admission Criteria

AP LAWCET 2024 Selection Process

AP LAWCET selection process 2024 will consist of 2 phases. In the first phase, candidates must pass the law admission test. In the second phase, aspirants who qualify the entrance exam can participate in the AP LAWCET counselling process, via which admission will be granted to the offered 3-year and 5-year LLB courses.

To begin with, students need to apply for AP LAWCET once the application form is launched and then appear for the test after downloading the admit card. Those who clear AP LAWCET then have to register for the counselling process to be eligible for choice filling and seat allotment.

To boost their chances of securing a seat, aspirants should begin preparing for the exam in advance and not wait for the exam notification. Additionally, once the AP LAWCET results are declared, they must keep track of the updates related to the counselling process and accordingly take part in the major events.

For more details, candidates are suggested to check the below sections and learn more about the AP LAWCET 2024 selection process. 

AP LAWCET 2024 Selection Process: Step-by-Step

Check out the main steps of the AP LAWCET 2024 selection process

AP LAWCET 2024 Application Process

AP LAWCET application form is issued at cets.apsche.ap.gov.in/LAWCET. To fill out the form, candidates have to first pay the application fees. After confirming their payment status, they can proceed to fill out the application form. Before the application process, candidates must check out the eligibility criteria to verify if they meet all conditions for the exam. 

The applicants must note the application dates and complete the process by the deadline. After submitting the online form, students must take a hard copy of the AP LAWCET application form for reference.

AP LAWCET 2024 Results

AP LAWCET results are typically launched within 3 to 4 weeks after the exam is conducted. Candidates have to visit the official portal to view their results and download their rank cards. 

To access the AP LAWCET rank card, aspirants must provide their registration number, hall ticket number, and date of birth. The qualifying marks for the unreserved is 42 out of 120, while for the candidates from SC and STs, there are no minimum qualifying marks for ranking.

AP LAWCET 2024 Counselling Registration and Web Options

Once the AP LAWCET counselling process begins, aspirants have to register for the same within the stipulated dates. After registering, they must complete the online certificate verification. The registered candidates will then be eligible for the AP LAWCET web options entry process. During web options, they have to exercise college choices as per their preferences, which will be considered for seat allocation in the next stage. 

Applicants will have to fill out fresh college options during the respective phases of the counselling process. 

AP LAWCET 2024 Seat Allotment and College Reporting

Once the AP LAWCET seat allotment is declared, candidates will get to know their allocation status. They can access their seat allotment results by visiting the links named  “Seat Allotment Order and Self-Reporting” and “College Wise Allotment Report” on the official webpage.

Those who obtain allotment have to report to the designated college for physical verification of certificates and admission fee payment.

Documents Required for AP LAWCET 2024 Selection Process

Here is the checklist of documents required for the AP LAWCET 2024 selection process -

• AP LAWCET 2024 Rank Card
• AP LAWCET 2024 Hall Ticket
• SSC or similar Certificate
• 12th standard or equivalent Certificate and memorandum of mark
• Degree Certificate and memorandum of mark
• Transfer Certificate
• Study Certificate providing the information of past 7 years of study from 1st appearance of the qualifying exam
• Residence Certificate if applicable
• Latest Income Certificate or White Ration card, issued by the relevant authority having the candidate’s name
• Aadhaar Card or any other Government issued ID such as PAN Card or Driving License
• Caste Certificate wherever applicable
• Minority Certificate where relevant
• EWS Certificate if applicable.

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