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TS Lawcet today, 13k to take test
TS Lawcet today, 13k to take test. The arrangements for the common entrance examination, conducted by the Kakatiya University for the admission into three-year and five-year degree law courses, scheduled to be held on Tuesday, have been completed, said convenor of Lawcet-2015 Prof MV Ranga Rao.
Warangal: The arrangements for the common entrance examination, conducted by the Kakatiya University for the admission into three-year and five-year degree law courses, scheduled to be held on Tuesday, have been completed, said convenor of Lawcet-2015 Prof MV Ranga Rao.
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In a statement on Monday, Prof Ranga Rao said besides three and five-year law courses, the entrance test for two-year LLM law course would also be held on Tuesday. The entrance for degree courses will be held from 10 am to 11.30 am, while the entrance exam for LLM will be held from 2.30 pm to 4 pm.
The Lawcet will be held at 30 centres across Telangana. According to the statement, a total of 13,502 candidates have been registered for the three-year law course, while 4,257 are expected to take the five-year degree course entrance.
In Warangal, 1,711 candidates are expected to take entrance test at Arts College in Subedari and Vagdevi Degree College in Kishanpura for the three-year course. PG College in Subedari is the venue for the 480 candidates appearing for the five-year course.
The LLM entrance test will be held at Law College in Subedari where 279 candidates expected to take test out of total 1,532 candidates registered statewide. The candidates will not be allowed to write the test even if they turn at the exam centre by one minute late, said the principal .
