What are syllabus and exam pattern of the Andhra Pradesh LAWCET? What should my preparation strategy be?

<p>The Andhra Pradesh LAWCET is an entrance based on similar lines of others. You have however only GK logical reasoning and legal aptitude as a part of the exam. The paper consists of 120 questions and there is no negative marking as such. Now, the General knowledge part requires both static and current thus focus needs to be more on it and reading more would help. Law portion comprises of basic law questions ranging from basic laws. Reasoning is however not so difficult and can be easily done. However, you are required to practice and go through last 10 year papers of Andhra Pradesh LAWCET as that would be of great help. Also reading newspaper would enhance your GK. Mock test must be preferred and more practice would yield better results. So, practicing more and reading good study material and time management would help you clear it. Well, the Andhra Pradesh LAWCET is an entrance based on similar lines of others. You have however only GK logical reasoning and legal aptitude as a part of the exam. The paper consists of 120 questions and there is no negative marking as such. Now, the General knowledge part requires both static and current thus focus needs to be more on it and reading more would help. Law portion comprises of basic law questions ranging from basic laws. Reasoning is however not so difficult and can be easily done. However, you are required to practice and go through last 10 year papers of Andhra Pradesh LAWCET as that would be of great help. Also reading newspaper would enhance your GK. Mock test must be preferred and more practice would yield better results. So, practicing more and reading good study material and time management would help you clear it.</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

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Hello, This is an entrance examination conducted by Andhra Pradesh for admissions to different law courses in various colleges across the state. It consists of three papers of 120 questions with each MCQ question carrying 1 mark each. Time for answering is 90 minutes and most importantly there is no negative marking. The exam is on the same date for three and five-year degree courses. As can be expected, for the five-year course, the syllabus is equivalent to class 12th while for three years course, it's equivalent to graduation. Two papers of general knowledge and current affairs each have 30 questions while the third paper of 'aptitude for the study of law has 60 questions. Preparation strategy should consist of brushing knowledge of current affairs and getting to know general knowledge of all possible topics. One must study different aspects of law as mentioned in syllabus since this subject has 60 questions. Best wishes.

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Hi there, Well, the Andhra Pradesh LAWCET is an entrance based on similar lines of others. You have however only GK logical reasoning and legal aptitude as a part of the exam. The paper consists of 120 questions and there is no negative marking as such. Now, the General knowledge part requires both static and current thus focus needs to be more on it and reading more would help. Law portion comprises of basic law questions ranging from basic laws. Reasoning is however not so difficult and can be easily done. However, you are required to practice and go through last 10 year papers of Andhra Pradesh LAWCET as that would be of great help. Also reading newspaper would enhance your GK. Mock test must be preferred and more practice would yield better results. So, practicing more and reading good study material and time management would help you clear it.

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Hi, Andhra Pradesh LAWCET is conducted for admission to various state colleges. The total number of questions is 120. The exam is divided into three sections: 1. General Knowledge and Mental Ability: Questions on History, geography, polity among others are asked. 2. Current Affairs: Various Appointments, sports events, obituaries etc are important 3. Aptitude for the study of law: Various topic such as Law of Torts, Contracts, Constitutional law are asked. The strategy should be to go through past year papers at least once. Also, focus on the third section as it forms half of the total marks of the test. Hope this helps.

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The Andhra Pradesh LAWCET LL.B Syllabus is as following: 1.General Knowledge Current Affairs Aptitude for Study of Law General Knowledge Syllabus Current Affairs National & International Geography Indian Polity Indian Constitution Economy Indian History Indian Culture & Heritage etc 2.Mental Ability Verbal Series Non-Verbal Series Analytical Reasoning Direction and Distances Linear Arrangements Complex Arrangements Analogies Classification Coding & Decoding Blood Relationships Symbols and Notations Alphabet Test Data Sufficiency Test Data Interpretation Test Syllogism Problems Based on Symmetry Problems Based on Visual Ability Ordering & Sequencing Routes & Networks 3.Aptitude for Study of Law Syllabus Legal terms Indian Constitution, its structure, sections and schedules Contracts and Constitutional Law Torts Vicarious Liability Contracts and Constitutional Law IPC and the CRPC Strict Liability Law of Crimes International Law Intellectual Property Rights Legal Awareness covering Constitutional Law The Test consists of three parts. Total number of questions will be 120 and duration of test is 90 minutes. Maximum marks are 120. Pattern: Part A - Consists of 30 questions carrying 30 marks: General knowledge and Mental Ability Part B - Consists of 30 questions carrying 30 marks: Current Affairs Part C - Consists of 60 questions carrying 60 marks: Aptitude for the Study of Law. The strategy is simple. If you have ample time, go through each chapter thoroughly. If it’s mental ability or maths, know the concepts. Then, the best and only thing would be to practice and sit for as mock tests as possible. If there is paucity of time, then simply go for mock tests. Hopefully, you'll score well.

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