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To register for the AP PGLCET counselling, candidates need to visit the official counselling website, lawcet-sche.aptonline.in and follow the steps mentioned below: 

• Go to the official counselling portal - lawcet-sche.aptonline.in. 
• Click on the registration link. 
• Log in by using your AP PGLCET hall ticket number and date of birth. 
• Enter your basic details, including name, parents' names, address for communication qualification, AP PGLCET score and category/reservation-related details. 
• Upload required ID proofs, educational certificates and category-related documents (if applicable). 
• Pay the counselling registration fee of INR 1000 for General category candidates and INR 500 for SC/ST category candidates. 
• Submit the entered details to complete the counselling registration process.

The Andhra Pradesh State Counselling of Higher Education (APSCHE) was start the AP PGLCET 2024 counselling on October 16, 2024 at lawcet-sche.aptonline.in. All candidates who appeared in the AP PGLCET 2024 to get admission to an LLM B course will have to visit the mentioned website and fill out the AP PGLCET 2024 counselling registration form by the ascertained deadline.

Check out the complete schedule for the AP PGLCET counselling 2024 below: 

General category candidates who secured 25% marks in the AP PGLCET will have to appear in the counselling process to confirm their admission. SC and ST category candidates do not need specific qualifying marks to attend Andhra Pradesh LAWCET counselling 2024.

To download and preserve your TS PGLCET (Telangana State Law Common Entrance Test) rank card, you can follow these steps:

1. Visit the Official TS PGLCET Website: Go to the official TS PGLCET website. Ensure you are on the legitimate and official website.

2. Log In: You will likely need to log in to your candidate account using your credentials, such as your registration number and password.

3. Locate the Rank Card Download Link: Once logged in, look for the "Download Rank Card" or a similar option on the candidate dashboard or results page.

4. Download the Rank Card: Click on the "Download Rank Card" link. Your TS PGLCET rank card will be generated and displayed on the screen.

5. Save the Rank Card: To save the rank card to your computer or device, click the download or save button, typically represented by an icon like a floppy disk or an arrow pointing downward.

6. Print a Copy: For physical preservation and for use during the counseling and admission process, it's advisable to print a copy of your TS PGLCET rank card.

7. Store Safely: Keep both digital and physical copies of your rank card in a secure and easily accessible location for future reference.

TS LAWCET books for preparation are mentioned below: 

1. Constitutional Law

• Constitutional Law of India by J.N. Pandey
• Indian Constitutional Law by M.P. Jain

2. Jurisprudence

• Jurisprudence by Dr. Avtar Singh
• Legal Theory by Brian Bix

3. Law of Contracts

• Contract Law by E. John Price
• Law of Contract by Anson's

4. Criminal Law

• Indian Penal Code by K.D. Gaur
• Criminal Law by Ratanlal & Dhirajlal

5. Public International Law

• Public International Law by Jain and Jain
• International Law by Malcom N. Shaw

6. Law of Torts

• Law of Torts by R.K. Bangia
• The Law of Torts by Salmond

7. Labour Law

• Labour Law by S.C. Srivastava
• Labour and Industrial Laws by N.D. Kapoor

8. Property Law

• Transfer of Property Act by Mulla
• Property Law* by V.S. Deshpande

9. Administrative Law

• Administrative Law by I.P. Massey
• Administrative Law by M.P. Jain

10. Intellectual Property Rights

• Intellectual Property Rights by Prabha Ranjan
• Intellectual Property Rights by P. Narayan

During your TS PGLCET preparation, focus on the following key topics:

1. Constitutional Law: Fundamental Rights, Directive Principles, Structure of the Constitution.
2. Jurisprudence: Legal theories, concepts of rights, duties, and sources of law.
3. Law of Contracts: Essential elements of contracts, breach, and remedies.
4. Criminal Law: Offenses under the Indian Penal Code (IPC), general exceptions.
5. Public International Law: Treaties, United Nations, jurisdiction, and sovereignty.
6. Law of Torts: Negligence, liability, and defenses.
7. Labour Law: Important acts like the Industrial Disputes Act and Minimum Wages Act.
8. Property Law: Transfer of Property Act, mortgages, and leases.
9. Administrative Law: Judicial review, delegated legislation, and tribunals.
10. Intellectual Property Rights: Trademarks, patents, and copyrights.

These are essential areas that carry significant weight in the exam.

The TS PGLCET syllabus covers various topics, but some of the most important ones include:

1. Constitutional Law: Fundamental Rights, Directive Principles of State Policy, and Structure of the Indian Constitution.
2. Jurisprudence: Key legal theories, concepts like rights, duties, ownership, possession, and sources of law.
3. Public International Law: Treaties, United Nations, International Courts, and State Sovereignty.
4. Law of Contracts: General principles of contract law, including offer, acceptance, consideration, breach, and remedies.
5. Law of Torts: Negligence, liability, and defenses in tort law.
6. Criminal Law: Indian Penal Code (IPC), offenses against human body, property, and general defenses.
7. Labour Law: Important acts like the Minimum Wages Act, Industrial Disputes Act, and Labour Welfare.
8. Property Law: Transfer of Property Act, easements, mortgages, and leases.
9. Administrative Law: Delegated legislation, judicial review, and tribunals.
10. Intellectual Property Rights: Trademarks, copyrights, patents, and their related laws.

Bangalore, Hyderabad, Pune, and many other cities are not outside but within India. Private institutions in the country have a developing or feeble counterpart in themselves. Admissions into B.Tech in Computer Science are still open in different institutions for 2024. 

Schools and universities across the length and breadth of this nation have at least one course and along with that a different kind of fee structuring; for instance, a university could charge anywhere between INR 5-20 Lacs while the general average would be about INR 2-3 Lacs at most public universities. Usually, this does not come inclusive with hostel and mess charges. Admission takes the form of entrance tests like JEE Main, JEE Advanced, and often state CETs, while some universities conduct their examination.

Nevertheless, if your daughter qualifies based on the usual 50-60% aggregate requirements in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics at 12th grade, she should be able to apply. However, for any specific university to check, they may also want to name the official website of universities for exact deadlines and procedures regarding admissions.

The candidates aspiring to get admission at NIT Andhra Pradesh through GATE CCMT exam must posses a degree equivalent to or higher to bachelor’s degree in engineering/ technology/ architecture/ science/ humanities to appear in GATE CCMT 2025. So, there is no point in asking that how much percentage a student needed in 12th exam to crack GATE. Students just need to pass to be eligible for a degree course. They can apply for the exam and get into NIT Andhra Pradesh if they get a decent rank.

Check out the acceptable degrees allowed for the student to pursue or passed out while applying out for GATE CCMT: 

• B.E/ B.Tech 
• B. Arch 
• B. Pharma 
• B.Sc(Research)/ B.S 
• B.Sc. (Agriculture, Horticulture, Forestry) 
• MSc/MA/MCA or equivalent 
• M.B.B.S./B.D.S./B.V.Sc. 
• Integrated ME/MTech 
• Integrated MSc/Integrated BS-MS 
• Integrated ME/MTech or Dual Degree (after Diploma or 10+2) 
• Pharm. D. 
• Professional Society Examination (equivalent to BE/BTech/BArch)