Telangana: LAWCET results declared
Hyderabad: The results of the Telangana State Law Common Entrance Test (TS LAWCET) and PG Law Common Entrance Test (PGLCET) 2022 were declared on Wednesday with 74 per cent of candidates qualifying in the entrance tests. Out of 28,921 candidates who took the entrance tests, 21,662 were declared qualified. The results, announced by Telangana State […]
Hyderabad: The results of the Telangana State Law Common Entrance Test (TS LAWCET) and PG Law Common Entrance Test (PGLCET) 2022 were declared on Wednesday with 74 per cent of candidates qualifying in the entrance tests.
Out of 28,921 candidates who took the entrance tests, 21,662 were declared qualified. The results, announced by Telangana State Council of Higher Education Chairman Prof. R Limbadri, TSCHE Vice Chairman Prof. V Venkata Ramana and Osmania University Vice Chancellor Prof. D Ravinder, were hosted on the website https://lawcet.tsche.ac.in/.
Going streamwise, 20,107 candidates appeared and 74.76 per cent qualified in the TS LAWCET for a three-year course. Likewise, 68.57 per cent were declared qualified while 6,207 candidates appeared for the TS LAWCET for a five-year course. Likewise, the PGLCET for admissions to the LLM course recorded a qualifying percentage of 91.10 while 2,607 candidates wrote the entrance test.
This time, men outperformed women in TS LAWCET while women outshone men in PGLCET. The qualifying percentage of men in TS LAWCET three-year course was 77.59 as against 66.92 of women. Similarly, in the TS LAWCET for five year course, men recorded a 69.89 qualifying percentage and women got 66.64 per cent. As for PGLCET, 91.80 per cent women qualified, while the men’s qualifying percentage was 90.76 per cent.
This year, out of 3,271 engineering graduates who appeared for the TS LAWCET three year course, 2,733 qualified. Similarly, 34 doctors qualified while 38 appeared.
K Sri Charan Yajvi of Hyderabad, Maddipatla Sai Krishna of Andhra Pradesh and Mandala Bharath Bhushan of Secunderabad Cantonment bagged the first rank in TS LAWCET (5&3 year courses) and PGLCET respectively.
Speaking to Telangana Today, Bharath Bhushan said he would specialize in constitutional law in LLM.
“I passed LLB exams with distinction. I am planning to enroll for the Bar Council of Telangana besides practicing as an advocate,” Bhushan said.
