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AP LAWCET Phase‑1 2026 Seat Allotment Results Declared – How to Check Online
✍️ Business Standard
🗓 06 Oct 2026, 07:33 PM
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The Andhra Pradesh Law Common Entrance Test (AP LAWCET) Phase‑1 seat allotment results for 2026 have been published today. Candidates can verify their allotted seats through the official portal using their registration details.
The Andhra Pradesh Law Common Entrance Test (AP LAWCET) authority released the Phase‑1 seat allotment results for the 2026 admission cycle early this morning. The announcement covers all law colleges across the state that participate in the centralized counselling process.
Candidates seeking to view their allotted seats must log onto the official AP LAWCET website, select the “Result” tab, and enter their registration number along with the password set during application. After submitting the credentials, the portal displays the college name, course, and seat category assigned to each applicant.
The result is crucial for students aiming to secure seats in reputed law institutions such as NALSAR University, GITAM Law School and other affiliated colleges. Those who are not satisfied with the allocation can participate in the subsequent Phase‑2 counselling, the dates of which will be announced later this week.
The AP LAWCET board has urged candidates to verify their details carefully and report any discrepancies within the stipulated grievance window. Further instructions regarding document verification and fee payment will be communicated through the same online portal.
Candidates seeking to view their allotted seats must log onto the official AP LAWCET website, select the “Result” tab, and enter their registration number along with the password set during application. After submitting the credentials, the portal displays the college name, course, and seat category assigned to each applicant.
The result is crucial for students aiming to secure seats in reputed law institutions such as NALSAR University, GITAM Law School and other affiliated colleges. Those who are not satisfied with the allocation can participate in the subsequent Phase‑2 counselling, the dates of which will be announced later this week.
The AP LAWCET board has urged candidates to verify their details carefully and report any discrepancies within the stipulated grievance window. Further instructions regarding document verification and fee payment will be communicated through the same online portal.