State-Level Law Entrance Exams
State-Level Law Entrance Exams are entrance examinations conducted by individual state governments or state authorities for admission to law colleges within their respective states.
These exams are mainly used for admission to government, government-aided, and private law colleges in that state.
Examples: MH CET Law (Maharashtra), KLEE (Kerala), AP LAWCET (Andhra Pradesh), TG LAWCET (Telangana), and other state-level law entrance examinations.
Conducted by:Individual state governments or state authorities
Note:
Every state does not conduct its own law entrance examination.
Some states admit students through national-level examinations such as CLAT or CUET, while others offer admission based on Class 12 or graduation marks.
Always check the official website of the state or university you wish to apply.
🌐 Official Websites
Click on your state's official website to check the latest eligibility, exam pattern, application dates, results, and admission process.
Note: Not every state conducts its own law entrance exam. Some states use national-level exams such as CLAT or CUET, while others offer admission based on merit.
- MH CET Law (Maharashtra)
- KLEE (Kerala)
- AP LAWCET (Andhra Pradesh)
- TS LAWCET (Telangana)
- Panjab University Law Entrance (Punjab/Chandigarh)
- Tamil Nadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University (TNDALU)
Can't find your state? Search online using your state's name followed by "Law Entrance Exam Official Website".
Example: Karnataka Law Entrance Official Website, Odisha Law Admission Official Website, Bihar Law Admission Official Website, Gujarat Law Admission Official Website.