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AP LAWCET 2026 Counselling Dates Released – Full Schedule Out
✍️ Shiksha.com
🗓 06 Oct 2026, 04:35 AM
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Andhra Pradesh’s Law College Entrance Test (LAWCET) counselling dates for 2026 have been published by Shiksha.com. The schedule outlines the sequence of counselling rounds, eligibility checks, and seat allotment procedures for aspirants.
Andhra Pradesh’s Law College Entrance Test (LAWCET) counselling schedule for the year 2026 has been officially released by Shiksha.com. The announcement details the dates and sequence of counselling rounds, including eligibility verification, seat allocation, and counseling procedures for candidates who have cleared the entrance exam.
According to the published timetable, the first counselling round is slated to begin in early September, followed by subsequent rounds spaced at fortnightly intervals. The schedule also specifies the dates for document verification and the final allotment of seats across the state’s law colleges.
Candidates are advised to review the complete schedule carefully and prepare the required documents in advance. The counselling process aims to streamline seat allocation and ensure transparency for all aspirants.
The release of the 2026 counselling dates comes as part of the state’s ongoing efforts to improve access to legal education and provide clear guidance to students planning their higher education pathways.
According to the published timetable, the first counselling round is slated to begin in early September, followed by subsequent rounds spaced at fortnightly intervals. The schedule also specifies the dates for document verification and the final allotment of seats across the state’s law colleges.
Candidates are advised to review the complete schedule carefully and prepare the required documents in advance. The counselling process aims to streamline seat allocation and ensure transparency for all aspirants.
The release of the 2026 counselling dates comes as part of the state’s ongoing efforts to improve access to legal education and provide clear guidance to students planning their higher education pathways.