Syllabus for LAWCET Entrance

Hi I am interested in having the details including the syllabus for the Andhra Pradesh Common Law Entrance Test (APLAWCET)?

Sri Krishnadevaraya University, Anantapur conducts Andhra Pradesh Common Law Entrance Test (APLAWCET) in the interest of Andhra Pradesh State Council of Higher Education, Hyderabad for induction into LL.B 3/5 Year Law Courses and LL.M Courses in the Universities in Andhra Pradesh and their partnered schools.

AP LAWCET 2018 Eligibility:-

1. The hopefuls ought to be Indian Nationals and ought to fulfill neighborhood/non-nearby status necessities set down in the Andhra Pradesh Educational Institutions (Regulations of Admission) Order, 1974 as corrected avant-garde.

2. The competitors other than Indian Nationals ought to fulfill the standards of the Universities concerned.

3. The applicants looking for affirmation:-

i. For LLB 3 Year Course: The applicant ought to have passed Graduate Degree Examination of least three years duration(10+2+3 pattern)of a perceived University with no less than 45% signs of total imprints (40% stamps if there should be an occurrence of SC/ST classes) in the qualifying examination. On the off chance that any hopeful secured under 45% in graduation, he ought to have passed any extra graduation or Post Graduation with 45% imprints.

ii. For LL.B 5 year course: The hopeful ought to have passed two year Intermediate Examination(10+2 design) with no less than 45% imprints (40% stamps if there should arise an occurrence of SC/ST classifications) in the qualifying examination or some other examination perceived as comparable to Intermediate by the University, Board of Intermediate A. P. furthermore, Bar Council of India.

Entrance into any school relies upon its Recognition/Affiliation by the Statutory Bodies.

Qualifying marks in AP LAWCET-2018 is 35% ( i.e. 42 Marks out of 120 marks)and no base imprints are endorsed for SC/ST competitors.

LAWCET 2018 Syllabus:-

A Single entrance test is led for every one of the courses of LL.M. It is of a hour and a half length and comprises of 120 inquiries of 1 stamp each.

The competitors are relied upon to be intensive in the related subjects of Jurisprudence, Constitutional law, Public International law, Mercantile law, Labor laws, Crimes and Torts, IPR and different laws. However focus ought to be given in the accompanying

Part- A:-

It comprises a total 40 questions: 40 Marks (One mark each question).

JURISPRUDENCE: 20 Questions - 20 marks

Schools of Jurisprudence- Sources of Law, Custom Precedent and Legislation, Rights and duties -Ownership and Possession, Persons, Obligation, Property, Liability, Legal Sanctions

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW: 20 Questions - 20 marks

Nature of the constitution: Fundamental Rights, Directive Principles of State Policy, Executive Judiciary and Legislature, Center-State Relations, Emergency provisions, Amendments to the constitution.

Part-B:-

It comprises a total of 80 questions: 80 Marks (One mark each question)

PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW: 16 Questions - 16 marks

International Law and Municipal Law, Subjects, State Territory, Air, Sea and outer space, Nationality and Statelessness, Extradition, Asylum, State Jurisdiction, United Nations.

MERCANTILE LAW: 16 Questions - 16 marks

General Principles of Contract (Sections. 1-75, Indian Contract Act-1872).

LABOUR LAW: 16 Questions - 16 marks

Trade Union Act 1926. Industrial Disputes Act 1947

CRIMES and TORTS: CRIMES: 16 Questions -16 marks

Indian Penal Code-General Principles & General Exceptions. TORTS: General principles of Tort, , Defences, Joint liability, State liability for torts; Consumer Protection Act,1986

IPR & OTHER LAWS: 16 Questions - 16 marks

Copy right Act, 1957; Patents Act, 1970; Environmental Protection Act, 1986; Human Rights, The Protection of Human Rights Act, 1993, Salient features of Information Technology Act, 2000 and Right to Information Act 2005.

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