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A law student is allowed to change his college after completing two semesters of the first year of the LLB course in the college where he had taken admission through the Centralised Admission Process (CAP).

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With a rank of 1,622 in the Telangana State Law Common Entrance Test (TS LAWCET) for the 3-year LLB program, your prospects of securing admission to the University College of Law, Osmania University (OU), Hyderabad, are promising.

Previous Year's Cut-off Trends:

TS LAWCET 2023: The cut-off rank for the 3-year LLB program at OU was 13 for the open category.

TS LAWCET 2022: The cut-off rank for the 3-year LLB program at OU was 684 for the open category.

Factors Influencing Cut-offs:

Number of Applicants: An increase in the number of applicants can raise the cut-off rank.

Seat Availability: The total number of seats available in the program.

Category Reservations: Reserved categories may have different cut-off ranks.

Next Steps:

Official Notification: Await the official TS LAWCET 2024 cut-off announcement from the Telangana State Council of Higher Education (TSCHE).

Counseling Process: Participate in the counseling process as per the guidelines provided by TSCHE.

Given your rank of 1,622, you are well-positioned to secure a seat in the 3-year LLB program at OU, provided you meet all other eligibility criteria and complete the necessary admission procedures.

For a more detailed understanding of the admission process and the colleges you might be eligible for, you can use the TS LAWCET College Predictor tool.

Please note that cut-offs can vary each year, and it's advisable to stay updated with the official announcements from TSCHE.

Hello aspirant,

It is very nice to hear from you that you have got such a good rank in your exam.  I congratulate you for such an amazing feat. At this rank I think you must definitely got good government college and if you belong from OBC, SC, or ST category than you can got top government colleges.

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• The applicant must hold Indian citizenship. For candidates falling into categories such as NRI, PIO, OCI, and Foreign National Students, they are exempt from taking the CET Examination and should only apply for the CAP rounds.
• To be eligible, these candidates should have completed their undergraduate studies in any discipline at a university in Maharashtra established either by an act of Parliament or by a State Legislature. Alternatively, they can also have graduated from a National Institution recognized as a Deemed University or from a Foreign University acknowledged as being equivalent to an Indian University by a competent authority.
• They should have achieved a minimum aggregate of 45% marks.