HYDERABAD: Law lessons seem to be losing their sheen amongst aspirants going through the pointy drop of nearly 20% within the number of scholars showing for and qualifying within the Telangana regulation not unusual front test (Lawcet) this 12 months.
In reality, the cross proportion for the three-year and fiveyear integrated bachelor of regulation (BL) lessons too witnessed a slight dip.
According to the result of the Lawcet and post-graduate Lawcet (PG Lawcet) assessments declared through the Telangana State Council of Higher Education (TSCHE) on Thursday, the cross proportion for admissions to the five-year integrated programme dropped through 7.34% this 12 months, with best 64.42% of candidates clearing the test.
In 2017, this number stood at 71.76%. Incidentally, the number of scholars showing for the exam fell to three,727 this 12 months from 4,031 in 2017.
Although the cross proportion of scholars who appeared for the exam to seek admission to the three-year bachelor of regulation direction slipped marginally through around 1% from 90.56% in 2017 to 89.22%, the number of scholars showing for the test dropped through 2,448.
Experts attributed the slip in efficiency to a more difficult query paper this 12 months. “The query paper used to be quite more difficult this 12 months which may have affected the number of candidates qualifying. As a ways as the drop within the number of scholars taking the assessments is anxious, the stringent registration process to do away with impersonation may have been an element,” said Prof Dwarkanath, convenor, Lawcet and PG Lawcet.
On the opposite, the result of PG Lawcet were much better with the cross proportion rising from 97.03% in 2017 to 98.33% this 12 months. The overall cross proportion for Lawcet and PG Lawcet stood at 85.15%. Boys outperformed girls to safe all of the most sensible 10 ranks within the exam for the three-year programme. However, for the five-year integrated programme exam, three of the top 10 spots were bagged through girls.
The Telangana Lawcet, which used to be performed through Osmania University across 62 centres in Telangana on behalf of TSCHE, saw as many as 18,547 candidates take the test. The exam, held on May 27, used to be simultaneously performed at 9 centres in neighbouring AP.
In reality, the cross proportion for the three-year and fiveyear integrated bachelor of regulation (BL) lessons too witnessed a slight dip.
According to the result of the Lawcet and post-graduate Lawcet (PG Lawcet) assessments declared through the Telangana State Council of Higher Education (TSCHE) on Thursday, the cross proportion for admissions to the five-year integrated programme dropped through 7.34% this 12 months, with best 64.42% of candidates clearing the test.
In 2017, this number stood at 71.76%. Incidentally, the number of scholars showing for the exam fell to three,727 this 12 months from 4,031 in 2017.
Although the cross proportion of scholars who appeared for the exam to seek admission to the three-year bachelor of regulation direction slipped marginally through around 1% from 90.56% in 2017 to 89.22%, the number of scholars showing for the test dropped through 2,448.
Experts attributed the slip in efficiency to a more difficult query paper this 12 months. “The query paper used to be quite more difficult this 12 months which may have affected the number of candidates qualifying. As a ways as the drop within the number of scholars taking the assessments is anxious, the stringent registration process to do away with impersonation may have been an element,” said Prof Dwarkanath, convenor, Lawcet and PG Lawcet.
On the opposite, the result of PG Lawcet were much better with the cross proportion rising from 97.03% in 2017 to 98.33% this 12 months. The overall cross proportion for Lawcet and PG Lawcet stood at 85.15%. Boys outperformed girls to safe all of the most sensible 10 ranks within the exam for the three-year programme. However, for the five-year integrated programme exam, three of the top 10 spots were bagged through girls.
The Telangana Lawcet, which used to be performed through Osmania University across 62 centres in Telangana on behalf of TSCHE, saw as many as 18,547 candidates take the test. The exam, held on May 27, used to be simultaneously performed at 9 centres in neighbouring AP.
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