Candidates’ understanding of general English, general knowledge, mathematics, and mental capacity, as well as their potential for legal studies, were examined in the KLEE 5-year LLB 2023 exam
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Those who took part in the second round of the Kerala Law Entrance Examination 2023 5-year LLB can view the allocation list at cee.kerala.gov.in
Kerala’s Commissioner of Entrance Examinations (CEE) has announced the preliminary seat allotment list for integrated Kerala 5-year LLB admission 2023. Candidates who took part in the second round of the Kerala Law Entrance Examination (KLEE) 2023 5-year LLB can view the allocation list at cee.kerala.gov.in.
According to KLEE, the allotment is based on the candidate’s position in the CEE’s integrated five-year LLB course rank list and online alternatives verified, removed, or re-arranged within the specified time frame.Candidates had until 12 pm today to notify the test commissioner of any irregularities in the provisional allotment. It said that the final allocation result will be disclosed when the objections were addressed.
Kerala 5-year LLB seat allotment 2023:How to check
Step 1: Visit the CEE Kerala official website.
Step 2: Navigate to the 5-year LLB candidate portal.
Step 3: Next, go to the seat allotment page and choose the phase 2 allotment list.
Step 4: The KLEE 5-year LLB seat allotment 2023 will display on your screen.
Step 5: Verify your allocation status and download the list for future reference.
The KLEE 5-year LLB 2023 test was administered in two shifts on August 6. The morning session (shift 1) ran from 11:15 am to 1:15 pm, while the afternoon session (shift 2) ran from 2:30 pm to 4:30 pm.
Candidates’ understanding of general English, general knowledge, mathematics, and mental capacity, as well as their potential for legal studies, were examined in the KLEE 5-year LLB 2023 exam. The test lasted two hours, and students had to complete 200 objective-type questions, each worth three marks. It should be noted that one mark will be deducted for each erroneous response.
Candidates must fulfil specific academic requirements to be considered for the five-year LLB programme. They must have graduated from a recognised university’s faculty of their choice. They need also have a minimum aggregate score of 45 percent in their class 12 examination. Reserved category applicants, such as SEBC candidates, require 42 per cent, whereas SC/ST candidates require 40 per cent. In terms of nationality, applicants having Indian citizenship were allowed to apply, however, Kerala origin is a must for claiming reservation advantages.
