Law Entrance Exam

The main factors that affect the TS LAWCET cutoff are the following: 1. Number of candidates taking the exam: If there are a higher number of candidate taking the TS LAWCET exam in a particular year, then there will a high competition for admission. Consequently, the exam cutoff will be higher. In contrast, the lower number of candidates will cause lower exam cutoffs.2. Number of seats available for admission: If the number of seats available for admission to a particular college through TS LAWCET is limited, the college cutoff will be high. If the number of seats is high, the cutoff will be low.3. The exam difficulty level: The tougher the exam the lower will be the cutoff. The easier the exam, the lower will be the cutoff.4. The overall ranking of a college:If the overall ranking of a college offering admission through TS LAWCET is higher, the cutoff will be lower. If the college ranking is lower, the cutoff will be lower.

When reaching out to the ILICAT exam helpline, make sure to have the following details on hand to ensure a smooth and efficient response:Full Name: As per the registration details.Application Number: The unique number generated when you submitted your ILICAT application form.Date of Birth: For identity verification purposes.Email ID: The one used for registration and official communication.Phone Number: Contact details used during the application process.Query Details: Clearly describe your issue or question, such as registration status, admit card problems, or exam-related queries.Supporting Documents: Any screenshots, receipts, or documents related to your issue, especially if it's related to payments or application errors.Having these details ready will allow the helpdesk to assist you more efficiently and resolve your issue quicker.

The ILICAT exam authority typically provides contact information for all candidates, including those from outside India, through the official Indian Law Institute website. However, as of now, there is no specific mention of a **separate contact number or email** dedicated exclusively for candidates applying from outside India.For accurate and up-to-date details, it's best to visit the official ILI website or contact the help desk directly using the information provided on the application or admissions portal. If you're an international candidate, you can reach out to them via email or phone to confirm if there are any special provisions for international applicants.

The ILICAT (Indian Law Institute Common Admission Test) follows a specific pattern designed to test the legal aptitude and reasoning of the candidates aspiring to pursue LLM courses. Here's an overview of the ILICAT Exam Pattern:Mode of Examination: Offline (Pen & Paper)Total Marks: 180 marksDuration: 2 hours (120 minutes)Type of Questions: Objective and Subjective    - Objective Section: This section includes 140 multiple-choice questions (MCQs).    - Subjective Section: There are 4 subjective (descriptive) questions to test the candidate's legal reasoning and writing skills.Marking Scheme:   - MCQs: Each correct answer carries 1 mark.   - Subjective Questions: Each question is valued at 10 marks (total of 40 marks).Sections:    -English Language & General Knowledge: Focuses on comprehension and general legal knowledge.    -Legal Aptitude & Reasoning: Assesses the candidate's understanding of legal concepts and logical reasoning.    - Essay Writing: Descriptive questions on legal topics.Additional Stages: After the written test, candidates are called for a viva-voce (personal interview), which carries 20 marks.This structure helps evaluate candidates' overall readiness for postgraduate law programs.