TS PGLCET 2021 Exam Pattern:
Telangana State Post Graduate Law Common Entrance Test 2021 will be conducted on August 23rd, 2021. Before appearing for the exam, candidates should know the basic features of the exam such as subjects, type of questions, marking scheme, and other details. Therefore, the Telangana State Council of Higher Education (TSCHE) releases TS PGLCET 2021 exam pattern mentioning all details of the TS PGLCET exam pattern along with the notification. The PG law entrance exam will be conducted in a Computer-Based Test (CBT) mode at the designated test centres of TS PGLCET 2021. Candidates can check here all details about the test pattern of the TS PG law entrance exam.
TS PGLCET 2021 Exam Pattern Highlights:
- The TS PGLCET 2021 question paper is divided into 2 sections – Part A and Part B. Part A consists of a total of 40 Questions whereas Part B consists of 80 Questions.
- The Time Duration of the TS PGLCET 2021 in 90 Minutes.
- Total number of Questions asked in the TS PGLCET 2021 exam – 120
- Marks Rewarded for each correct answer will be +1
- Part A- Jurisprudence, Constitutional Law, Public International Law, Mercantile Law.
- Part B- Labor Law, Crimes and Torts, IPR, and Other Laws.
Before knowing the detailed pattern check table below for key features of the TS PGLCET question paper:
Features | Details |
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Exam mode | Online mode/ Computer-based test mode |
Test Duration | 1 hour 30 minutes |
Total subjects | Total subjects |
Test medium | English |
Type of questions | Multiple Choice questions |
Total Questions | 120 Qs |
Total Marks | 120 Marks |
TS PGLCET 2021 Sectional-weightage
The five law subjects for the PG law entrance exam are divided as under:
Section- 1
Subject | No. of Questions |
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Jurisprudence | 20 |
Constitutional Law | 20 |
Section- 2
Subject | No. of Question |
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Public International Law | 16 |
Mercantile Law | 16 |
Labour Law | 16 |
Crimes and Torts | 16 |
IPR & Other Laws | 16 |
TS PGLCET 2021 Marking Scheme:
TSCHE has mentioned the paper evaluation scheme as under:
- For each correct response, candidates will be awarded one mark.
- In case of wrong attempts, no negative marking will be done.
- However, no marks will be awarded or deducted for questions not attempted.
The marking scheme is the same for both parts of the question paper, therefore the marks allotment per section is as under:
Section | Total No. of Marks |
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Part-A | 40 Marks |
Part-B | 80 Marks |
Total Marks | 120 Marks |