The LLM course saw a pass rate of 84.65 per cent, with 3,270 qualifying. Osmania University led the local area performance with 72.36 per cent of candidates qualifying followed by Andhra University (81.44) and Sri Venkateswara University. (Screengrab from lawcet official website)
Hyderabad: P.G.M. Ambedkar topped the Lawcet for the three-year LLB course with 97.49 marks, and Peri Bala Sai Vishnu Vardhan, who secured 76 marks, was the first ranker for the two-year LLM course, in the results released on Thursday.
The three-year LLB course saw 20,510 students qualifying, a pass rate of 73.27 per cent and the five-year course saw 5,478 candidates make the mark. Sriram Boddu emerged as the top ranker in the LLB 5-year course with 87 marks.
The LLM course saw a pass rate of 84.65 per cent, with 3,270 qualifying. Osmania University led the local area performance with 72.36 per cent of candidates qualifying followed by Andhra University (81.44) and Sri Venkateswara University.
( Source : Deccan Chronicle )
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