AP LAWCET

AP LAWCET Exam Pattern

Subjects Number Of Number Of Marks

Questions

Part A:​ General Knowledge & Mental 30 Questions 30 Marks

Ability

Part B:​ Current Affairs 30 Questions 30 Marks

Part C:​ Aptitude For the Study Of Law 60 Questions 60 Marks

Total 120 Questions 120 Marks

Time Duration: 90 Minutes

AP LAWCET Subject Wise Syllabus

AP LAWCET General Knowledge Syllabus

● Geography
● Indian Polity
● Indian Constitution
● Economy
● Indian History
● Indian Culture & Heritage etc

AP LAWCET Mental Ability Syllabus

● Verbal Series
● Non-Verbal Series
● Analytical Reasoning
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● Direction and Distances

● Linear Arrangements
● Complex Arrangements
● Analogies
● Classification
● Coding & Decoding
● Blood Relationships
● Symbols and Notations
● Alphabet Test
● Data Sufficiency Test
● Data Interpretation Test
● Syllogism
● Problems Based on Symmetry
● Problems Based on Visual Ability
● Ordering & Sequencing
● Routes & Networks.

AP LAWCET Current Affairs Syllabus

● Polity
● Economics
● Awards and Achievements
● Scientific Discoveries and Inventions
● And further topics of relevance.

AP LAWCET Aptitude For the Study Of Law

Law and Constitution of India - ​Law and constitution section will include questions from:

Public International Law:

● International Law and Municipal Law

● Subjects, State Territory, Air, Sea, and outer space
● Nationality and Statelessness
● State Jurisdiction
● United Nations
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Mercantile Law:

● General Principles of Contract

● 1-75
● Indian Contract Act-1872

Labour Law:

● Trade Union Act 1926

● Industrial Disputes Act 1947

Crimes and Torts:

● Indian Penal Code -General Principles & General Exceptions

● TORTS: General Principles of Tort
● https://www.freshersnow.com/syllabus/
● Joint liability
● State liability for torts; Consumer Protection Act,1986

Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) & Other Law:

● Copyright Act, 1957; Patents Act, 1970

● Environmental Protection Act, 1986
● Human Rights, The Protection of Human Rights Act, 1993
● Salient features of the Information Technology Act, 2000
● The Right to Information Act 2005