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TS LAWCET
TS LAWCET
TS LAWCET — Telangana Law Common Entrance Test. 120 MCQs in 1.5 hours.
Updated 1 Sept 2026 ·Vacancy counts change every cycle — always confirm the exact number in the latest official notification before applying.
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Fundamental RightsWhich of the following writs literally means 'by what authority'?
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Students
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Mocks taken
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Average score
45%
Top score
50%
What can I get from TS LAWCET?
Mock-score → expected rank → likely outcome. Use the mocks below to find your current band, then plan how many marks you need to climb.
State toppers — Top 150
95–100% · Rank 1 – 150
- •NALSAR University of Hyderabad — if any LAWCET quota seats available (premier NLU, rank 1-3 nationally)
- •University College of Law, Osmania — guaranteed admission with full choice, likely topper benefits
- •Merit scholarships and fee waivers at all institutions
- •Strong profile for later lateral entry to top NLUs
- •Excellent foundation for UPSC, judicial services, or corporate law career
- •Recognition in state legal education circles
Elite tier — Top 500 ranks
88–95% · Rank 150 – 500
- •University College of Law, Osmania University — guaranteed first choice of program (rank under 400 typically)
- •NALSAR Hyderabad — lateral entry seats if offered through LAWCET quota
- •Full merit scholarships at premier private institutions
- •Government Law College, Hyderabad — assured admission with top branch choice
- •Strong foundation for judicial services preparation from day one
Top state law colleges
78–88% · Rank 500 – 1,500
- •University College of Law, Osmania University — BA LLB first preferences (rank typically under 1200)
- •Potti Sriramulu College of Law — top branches with placement support
- •Pendekanti Law College — premier institution with judicial services focus
- •Government Law College, Hyderabad — all branches available (heavily subsidised fees ~₹5-10k/year)
- •Private NLU options if accepting LAWCET — check Symbiosis, ICFAI for scholarships
Good colleges with decent placement
65–78% · Rank 1,500 – 4,000
- •University College of Law, Osmania University — BA LLB / BBA LLB (expected rank under 3500 for general category)
- •NALSAR University of Hyderabad — BA LLB lateral entry (if seats available through LAWCET)
- •Potti Sriramulu College of Law, Hyderabad — government aided, low fees
- •ICFAI Law School — 5-year integrated programs with corporate law focus
- •Symbiosis Hyderabad campus — may accept TS LAWCET scores
Mid-tier government and aided colleges
50–65% · Rank 4,000 – 8,000
- •Government Law Colleges in tier-2 cities — Warangal, Karimnagar (subsidised fees)
- •Osmania University affiliated colleges — BA LLB / BBA LLB programs
- •University College of Law, Osmania University — lower preference branches in later rounds
- •Kakatiya Law College, Warangal — 3-year LLB program
- •Private colleges with better reputation — Sultan-ul-Uloom Law College
Lower tier colleges
35–50% · Rank 8,000 – 15,000
- •Private law colleges in Telangana — moderate fee structure
- •Aurora's Legal Sciences Academy — 5-year BA LLB (approximate fee ₹2-3 lakh/year)
- •CMR School of Legal Studies — 3-year/5-year LLB programs
- •Mahatma Gandhi Law College (affiliated colleges) — available in counselling rounds 2-3
- •Consider waiting for spot admissions
Below typical cut-off range
0–35% · Rank 15,000+
AI-curated from historic cut-off patterns. Always verify with the latest official notification before making decisions.
News & timeline
See older updates →ताज़ा ख़बरें
TGCHE has announced Phase 2 counselling schedule, with registrations closing on August 22, 2026. Eligible candidates list will be emailed on August 23, and web options can be filled from August 23-25.
TGCHE extended the Phase 1 counselling registration deadline to July 28, 2026, giving candidates more time to complete the admission process. Phase 1 seat allotment result was declared on August 5, 2026.
Osmania University released TS LAWCET 2026 results on June 4, 2026 at 4 PM, one day ahead of the scheduled June 5 date. Final answer key was also published alongside the rank cards.
महत्वपूर्ण तारीख़ें
Result and final answer key declared
बीत गयाThu, 4 Jun, 2026
Released one day ahead of originally scheduled June 5
Phase 1 counselling registration started
बीत गयाSun, 5 Jul, 2026
Phase 2 counselling web options deadline
बीत गयाTue, 25 Aug, 2026
Candidates can fill preferences from August 23-25, 2026
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Aptitude for the Study of Law
Constitution of India
Preamble, key provisions, structure of government, federalism.
Fundamental Rights
Articles 12-35, writs, restrictions, enforcement mechanisms.
DPSP and Fundamental Duties
Articles 36-51A, classification of DPSP, harmonious construction.
Parliament and Legislature
Lok Sabha, Rajya Sabha, lawmaking process, parliamentary committees.
Executive — Union and State
President, Vice-President, Governor, PM, CM, Council of Ministers.
Judiciary
Supreme Court, High Courts, judicial review, PIL, judicial precedent.
Indian Contract Act, 1872
Formation, performance, breach, void/voidable, quasi-contracts.
Law of Torts — General Principles
Negligence, nuisance, defamation, vicarious liability, defences.
Specific Torts and Defences
Trespass, conversion, deceit, conspiracy, defences like volenti non fit injuria.
Criminal Law — IPC
General principles, mens rea, key offences, general exceptions.
Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023
Replacement of IPC, structural changes, new offences.
Interpretation of Statutes
Literal, golden, mischief, purposive rules of interpretation.
Interpretation of Legal Documents
Reading and analysing legal text, contracts and statutes.
Stare Decisis
Doctrine of precedent, binding and persuasive authority.
Ratio Decidendi and Obiter Dicta
Distinguishing legal reasoning from passing remarks in judgments.
Legal Maxims
Common Latin maxims used in Indian jurisprudence.
Case Analysis
Reading judgments, identifying facts, issues, decision and ratio.
Legal Resources
Use of statutes, case law, legal dictionaries and commentaries.
Public International Law — Basics
Sources, UN, treaties, sovereignty, jurisdiction.
Application of Legal Principles to Facts
Applying given legal rules to hypothetical scenarios.
General Knowledge and Mental Ability
National and World History
Ancient, medieval, modern Indian history; major world events.
Indian and World Geography
Physical and political geography, climate, resources.
Basic Economics
GDP, inflation, fiscal and monetary policy basics.
Indian Polity
Constitution, government structure, elections.
Science and Technology
Major scientific developments, ISRO, defence and biotech.
Logical Reasoning
Verbal and non-verbal logical problems, arguments, conclusions.
Analytical Thinking
Critical thinking, structured analysis of given information.
Problem Solving
Multi-step reasoning problems, case-style scenarios.
Syllogisms
Categorical premises and valid conclusions.
Number Series
Identifying patterns in numerical sequences.
Puzzles
Mixed condition-based logical puzzles.
Data Interpretation
Bar graphs, line charts, pie charts and tables.
Coding and Decoding
Letter, number and symbol-based coding.
Blood Relations
Family relationship problems.
Direction Sense
Direction and distance-based problems.
Current Affairs
Significant National News
Major political, social, economic events in India.
Significant International News
Global political and economic events, summits.
Sports Events
Major tournaments, records, awards.
Honours and Awards
National and international civilian, sports, literary awards.
Government Policies
Recent schemes, programmes, key cabinet decisions.
Legal Current Affairs
Landmark Supreme Court and High Court judgments, new bills, amendments.
Recent Science and Tech
ISRO missions, AI, space, defence developments.