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AP LAWCET / PGLCET
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AP LAWCET / PGLCET

Sri Padmavati Mahila Visvavidyalayam (SPMVV), Tirupati on behalf of APSCHE

AP LAWCET (Law Common Entrance Test) is the state-level entrance exam for admission to the 3-year and 5-year LLB courses in Andhra Pradesh, and AP PGLCET is the entrance exam for the 2-year LLM course. Both are online exams held for APSCHE. Dates for the next cycle: To be announced.

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Last updated: 13 Nov 2026

Paper Analysis

Exam Pattern

Updated 13 November 2026Published 13 November 2026

AP LAWCET / PGLCET Exam Pattern

Understand the question paper before you start – number of questions, sections, marks and time.

Online CBT  •  120 MCQs  •  90 Minutes  •  No Negative Marking

📢 Please note: The pattern below is from the last information booklet and reports. Pattern for the next cycle is To be announced.

120

Total Questions

120

Total Marks

90 Min

Duration

1 Mark

Each Question

Pattern at a Glance

Feature

Details

Exam mode

Online – Computer Based Test (CBT)

Question type

Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

Total questions

120

Total marks

120 (1 mark for each correct answer)

Duration

90 minutes

Negative marking

No

Medium (LAWCET)

English and Telugu

AP LAWCET – Section-wise Pattern

Part

Section

Questions

Marks

A

General Knowledge and Mental Ability

30

30

B

Current Affairs

30

30

C

Aptitude for the Study of Law

60

60

Total

120

120

Where the marks come from

Aptitude for the Study of Law60 marks

General Knowledge and Mental Ability30 marks

Current Affairs30 marks

AP PGLCET (LLM) Pattern

AP PGLCET also has 120 multiple-choice questions for 120 marks in 90 minutes. The questions test the law subjects you studied in your LLB degree, along with analytical ability. Please read the information booklet for the part-wise split.

Qualifying Marks

Test

Qualifying Marks

AP LAWCET – General

42 out of 120 (35%)

AP LAWCET – SC/ST

No minimum

AP PGLCET

30 out of 120 (25%)

💡 Easy tip: In LAWCET, Law Aptitude is half of the paper. Practise legal reasoning questions daily.

Time Management

You have 90 minutes for 120 questions, which is about 45 seconds per question.

  • Do direct GK and Current Affairs questions first.

  • Take more time for legal reasoning passages.

  • Keep the last 10 minutes to review.

  • Do not leave any question blank.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. How many questions are there?

120 MCQs for 120 marks.

Q. How long is the exam?

90 minutes.

Q. Is there negative marking?

No.

Keep Preparing

Source: Andhra Pradesh State Council of Higher Education (APSCHE) – official portal cets.apsche.ap.gov.in/LAWCET. Details can change every year, so please confirm on the official website before applying.

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