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AP LAWCET
AP LAWCET — Andhra Pradesh Law Common Entrance Test. 120 MCQs in 1.5 hours.
Updated 22 Jul 2026 ·Vacancy counts change every cycle — always confirm the exact number in the latest official notification before applying.
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Constitution of IndiaWhich Schedule of the Indian Constitution deals with the allocation of powers between the Union and the States?
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Top 150 — State toppers
95–100% · Rank 1 – 150
State rank top 500
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APSCHE released AP LAWCET 2026 results on May 18, 2026. Of 23,996 candidates who appeared, 19,197 qualified, resulting in an 80% pass percentage. Rank cards are now available for download from the official website.
The exam was conducted on May 4, 2026 in computer-based mode at designated test centres for admissions to 3-year and 5-year LLB programmes across the state.
APSCHE released hall tickets for AP LAWCET 2026 on April 20, enabling candidates to download their admit cards from the official portal ahead of the May 4 examination.
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Constitution of India
Preamble, fundamental rights, DPSP, fundamental duties, structure of government.
Fundamental Rights and Duties
Articles 12-35, writs (habeas corpus, mandamus, certiorari, quo warranto, prohibition).
Directive Principles of State Policy
Articles 36-51, classification, relationship with fundamental rights.
Parliament and Executive
Lok Sabha, Rajya Sabha, President, PM, Council of Ministers.
Indian Judiciary
Supreme Court, High Courts, judicial review, judicial activism, PIL.
88–95% · Rank 150 – 500
DSNLU top branches guaranteed
78–88% · Rank 500 – 1,500
Top state colleges reachable
65–78% · Rank 1,500 – 4,000
Tier 2 government colleges
50–65% · Rank 4,000 – 8,000
Tier 3 colleges possible
35–50% · Rank 8,000 – 15,000
Below cut-off range
0–35% · Rank 15,000+
The correction facility opened on April 8, allowing candidates to modify certain details in their submitted application forms before the final deadline.
The official notification was published on February 10, 2026, with the application process beginning February 12. The exam is conducted by Sri Padmavati Mahila Visvavidyalayam on behalf of APSCHE for law admissions.
Application portal opens
passedFri, 13 Mar, 2026
Online application process began on February 12, 2026
Application deadline (without late fee)
passedFri, 20 Mar, 2026
Regular application window closed on March 20, 2026
Application correction window
passedWed, 8 Apr, 2026
Correction facility opened on April 8, 2026
Hall ticket/admit card download
passedMon, 20 Apr, 2026
Admit cards released on April 20, 2026
📍AP LAWCET 2026 exam date
passedMon, 4 May, 2026
Computer-based test conducted on May 4, 2026
Preliminary answer key released
passedThu, 7 May, 2026
Provisional answer key published on May 7, 2026
Result declared
passedMon, 18 May, 2026
Results announced on May 18, 2026 with rank cards available for download
Counselling registration expected to begin
6 days awayFri, 31 Jul, 2026
Based on previous years, counselling for qualified candidates typically starts in late July or early August
Indian Constitution and Polity
Preamble, structure, organs of government.
Indian History
Ancient, medieval, modern; freedom struggle.
Indian and World Geography
Physical and political features, climate, resources.
Indian Economy
Budget, GDP, banking, fiscal and monetary basics.
General Science
Everyday physics, chemistry, biology, scientific developments.
Direction and Distances
Direction sense problems and distance calculations.
Linear Arrangements
Arranging persons or objects in a line based on conditions.
Complex Arrangements
Multi-condition seating, table or matrix arrangements.
Analogies
Word, number, and figural analogies.
Analytical Reasoning
Logical deductions from given premises.
Syllogism
Categorical statements and conclusions.
Ordering and Sequencing
Ranking and ordering problems based on conditions.
Verbal Series
Letter and word-based series problems.
Non-Verbal Series
Figure-based series and pattern recognition.
Coding and Decoding
Letter, number, and symbol coding schemes.
Blood Relationships
Family relationship-based reasoning problems.
Problems Based on Visual Ability
Mirror images, water images, paper folding and cutting.
Data Sufficiency
Identifying sufficient data to answer a question.
Data Interpretation
Tables, bar charts, line graphs, pie charts.
Arithmetic Reasoning
Number-based reasoning, age problems, simple arithmetic puzzles.
National Events
Major political, social and economic developments in India.
International Events
Significant world events, conflicts, summits, diplomatic developments.
Awards and Honours
Nobel, Padma, Bharat Ratna, sports awards, civilian and military honours.
Political Developments
Elections, government schemes, policy changes, key bills.
Legal Current Affairs
Landmark Supreme Court judgments, new laws and amendments.
Sports
National and international sports events, tournaments, records.
Science and Technology
ISRO, defence, biotech, space and IT sector developments.