LAWCET EXAM SYLLABUS:-

Total number of Questions: 120

Time Duration: 90 minutes.
Correct attempt: 1 mark for each correct answer.
Incorrect attempt: There is no negative marking for wrong answers.

Subjects Total
questions
Total Marks
Part - A General Knowledge & Mental
Ability
30 30 marks
Part - B Current Affairs 30 30 marks
Part - C Aptitude for the Study of Law 60 60 marks

A. Syllabus for General knowledge and Mental Ability:
This section analysis the knowledge of candidates related with the current events and also
knowledge in other general fields . This section includes:
Current Affairs,
Business,
Punch line of companies,
Top officials of big companies,
Major corporate events
Famous award and prizes
World Records
Books and authors
Science,
History,
Geography,
International organizations
Important quotations
Social issues,
Sports,
Finance,
Automobiles,
Politics etc.



B. Syllabus for Aptitude for the Study of Law:
This section consists of following papers:
I. ENGLISH-
It consist of comprehension passages and grammar. In comprehension section questions are
asked from passage and meaning of words. In grammar section the incorrect sentence are to be
corrected. This section includes:
Synonyms
Antonyms
Analogies
Idioms and Phrases
Sentence Improvement
Cloze Test
English Usage Errors etc.

II. MATHEMATICS-
This section tests candidates knowledge on elementary mathematics, i.e. mathematics taught up
to Class X. This section includes:
Number Systems
Surds and Indices
Square Roots
Fractions and Decimals
H.C.F. and L.C.M
Simplification
Logarithms
Interest
Percentage
Profit and Loss
Mensuration- Areas and Volumes

III. LOGICAL REASONING-
The purpose of this section is to check the candidates ability to identify logical links, pattern
sand rectify illogical arguments. This section includes:
Legal Terms
Torts and Contracts
Civil and Criminal Law
Constitution


Historic Law Based Questions etc.

IV. LEGAL APTITUDE-
Questions are made of legal proportions and a set of facts is to be applied. Some may be true.
Candidates are supposed to assume the truth and answer the questions. This section includes:
Direction and Distance Test
Analogy test
Classification test
Number and Series Test
Statements Assumption
Statements Conclusion
Statements Arguments
Statements Action



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