TS LAWCET 2025 Cut Off: Check Previous Year cutoff, Qualifying Marks

The cutoff marks for TS LAWCET 2024 are not yet released, as the exam results have not been declared yet. However, based on previous years' trends, the following are the expected cutoff marks for TS LAWCET 2024:

It is important to note that these are just expected cutoff marks, and the actual cutoff marks may vary depending on the difficulty of the exam and the number of candidates appearing for the exam.

Candidates can check the official website of TSCHE for the latest updates on the TS LAWCET cutoff marks.

The TS LAWCET cutoff is a crucial benchmark in the entrance process for aspiring law students in Telangana. It determines your eligibility to participate in the counselling rounds for securing a seat in your desired law program. Here's a breakdown to elaborate on the concept:

What it signifies:

• Minimum qualifying marks: The cutoff represents the minimum score you need to achieve in the TS LAWCET exam. It acts as a filter, separating those who can proceed to counselling from those who cannot.
• Eligibility for Counselling: Scoring above the cutoff doesn't guarantee a seat, but it makes you eligible to participate in the counselling process. During counselling, your rank in the merit list (determined by your TS LAWCET score) plays a vital role in securing your preferred college and course.

The official TS LAWCET cutoff marks will not be available on a single webpage.  This is because the cutoffs are determined for each counselling round and for each participating college and course. Thus, each college participating in TS LAWCET will release the cutoff marks on its official webiste.

However, you can find the TS LAWCET cutoff marks on the official website of the Telangana State Council of Higher Education (TSCHE) after they declare the results  at lawcet.tsche.ac.in. The cutoffs are generally released separately for each round of counselling.

If you don't score above the cutoff in TS LAWCET, you will have to follow one of the steps mentioned below:

1. Participate in Subsequent Counseling Rounds:

• If seats remain vacant after the initial allotment, subsequent rounds of counselling are conducted. Cutoffs may lower in these rounds, providing a chance to secure a seat.
• Stay updated on the official website for counselling schedules and participate in all rounds for which you are eligible.

2. Explore Colleges Outside Telangana:

• Consider applying to law colleges in other states that accept scores from TS LAWCET or have their own entrance exams.
  Research colleges with good reputations and courses that align with your interests.

3. Retake the Exam in the Next Year:

• If you're determined to get into a specific college or course, prepare thoroughly and retake the TS LAWCET exam in the following year.
• Analyze your previous performance, identify areas for improvement, and dedicate time to focused preparation.

The TS LAWCET allotment list is a list of candidates who have been shortlisted for counseling based on their rank in the TS LAWCET entrance exam. The allotment list is prepared separately for General/Open category candidates, OBC category candidates, and SC/ST category candidates. Candidates cannot raise objections against the allotment list.

The TS LAWCET allotment list is released by the Telangana State Council of Higher Education (TSCHE), Telangana. Candidates can check their TS LAWCET allotment list on the official website of the TSCHE LAWCET website, lawcet.tsche.ac.in.

The TS LAWCET qualifying criteria refer to the category-wise minimum marks that candidates need to pass the TS LAWCET 2024 exam. To qualify for the TS LAWCET exam, candidates in the general category and OBC category need a minimum of 35% marks, which is equal to 42 marks out of 120 marks.

There are no qualifying marks for the SC and ST category candidates. Thus, there is no minimum mark requirement for candidates belonging to this category through TS LAWCET. Admission for these candidates will depend on the cutoff marks of the college or colleges to which they apply for admission. 
 

If you are not satisfied with your seat allotment through the TS LAWCET Counselling, you have two options:

1. Participate in the subsequent rounds of counselling: There are usually multiple rounds of counselling for TS LAWCET. If you are not satisfied with your seat allotment in one round, you can participate in the next round and hope for a better seat.

2. Withdraw from counselling: If you are not satisfied with any of the seats that you are allotted, you can withdraw from counselling. However, you will have to pay a withdrawal fee.

There's no single definitive "good score" in TS LAWCET 2025. It depends on two main factors:

• Competition Level: The higher the number of students applying for the exam and verifying for the same seats you desire, the higher the score you'll need to stand out.
• Target College Preferences: Scores required for admission can vary depending on the law college you're aiming for. Top colleges will naturally have a higher cut-off (minimum qualifying score) compared to lesser-known institutions.

Here's a general guideline to consider:

• Qualifying the Exam: Scoring at least 35% (42 marks out of 120) is necessary to be eligible for counselling and seat allotment (except for SC/ST candidates who have no minimum qualifying marks).
• Good Chance for Various Colleges: Scoring above the 50th percentile is generally considered a good score. This increases your chances of securing a seat in a decent college.
• Higher Score for Top Colleges: Aiming for a score in the 80th to 90th percentile range (or even higher) is recommended if you specifically target admission into prestigious law colleges in Telangana. You can find previous years' cut-off marks for different colleges online to get a better understanding of the required score range.

Several law colleges in Telangana are well-regarded and accept TS LAWCET scores for admission. Here are a few of the top choices:

1. University College of Law, Osmania University, Hyderabad: This is a premier law college with a rich history and excellent faculty. It offers both 3-year and 5-year LLB programmes.
2. University College of Law, Telangana University, Dichpally, Nizamabad: This is a relatively new law college but has quickly gained a reputation for its innovative teaching methods and focus on practical legal training. It offers a 5-year LLB programme.
3. Adarsha Law College, Warangal: This is a private law college known for its strong academics and commitment to social justice. It offers both 3-year and 5-year LLB programmes.
4. Anantha Law College, Hyderabad: This is a private law college with a good placement record and focus on corporate law. It offers both 3-year and 5-year LLB programmes.