TG PGLCET Registration 2026 (Ongoing): How to Fill Application Form, Fees, Last Date, Documents

The TG PGLCET registration 2026 link has been activated and interested applicants can fill-in & submit their exam form through ‘lawcet.tgche.ac.in’ i.e., the official website. Additionally, 1^st April 2026 is the TS / TG PGLCET registration last date (without late fees) for the candidates.

Students can register from 15^th April 2026 to 13^th May 2026 as well, however, along with the TG PGLCET registration 2026 fee they will have to pay an additional late fee which ranges between Rs. 500/- to Rs. 10,000/-. Also, the late fees vary according to the date of submission.

Details regarding TG PGLCET exam registration 2026 with detailed information about important dates, step-by-step registration / application process, documents required, fees, etc. are mentioned in this article for the candidates who are interested in appearing for the test.

Telangana Post Graduate Law Common Entrance Test which is also known as TG / TS PGLCET is held for granting admission to the qualified applicants in LL.M program at specified Law educational Institutions in Telangana. Along with this, TG PGLCET 2026 will be conducted by Osmania University, Hyderabad on behalf of Telangana Council of Higher Education (TGCHE) and interested students are advised to complete the required formalities related to registration prior to the last date.

The TG PGLCET registration 2026 details are included in the below-outlined table:

* Candidates should make sure that they have qualified the TG PGLCET Eligibility Criteria 2026 before the fill-in the registration form of the entrance test.

During the TG PGLCET registration 2026 process, candidates will have to pay a specified amount through Credit / Debit Card or TS / AP Online Centre in order to submit their form successfully. Moreover, Rs. 1100/- (Rs. 900/- for SC / ST / PH) is the TG PGLCET Exam 2026 registration fee.

Late Fees

In case, students have not completed the TG PGLCET registration 2026 procedure till the last date (without late fees) then they can do the same prior to the following dates after paying the prescribed late fee:

Candidates are advised to complete the TG PGLCET registration 2026 process by following the below-given steps:

• Step 1: Candidates are recommended to start the TG PGLCET 2026 exam registration procedure by visiting ‘lawcet.tgche.ac.in’ and then they should click on ‘Application Fee Payment’ option.
• Step 2: Now, applicants will have to provide certain details before proceeding towards fee payment which includes their Name, Date of Birth, Contact Number, Email ID, Stream / Course, Qualifying Test & Hall Ticket Number, Category, etc.
• Step 3: Afterwards, students can continue by pressing on ‘Proceed to Payment’ tab and paying the requisite fee through available options post which a payment reference ID will be generated and they should note the same for further reference.

* In case, the amount is debited from the account and the website gets disconnected before generating the fee receipt then candidates can click on the ‘Payment Status’ option available on the official website to check the same. Also, if the status shows ‘Payment Details are Not Found’ then students should make the payment again and the money debited during the failure transaction will be refunded within 5 working days in the bank account.

• Step 4: Followed by this, candidates can click on ‘Proceed to Fill Application’ option and then should fill-in all the mandatory details and few of these are listed below:
  • Address Details
  • Personal Details
  • Details of Qualifying Examination
  • Bank Details
  • Details of Common Entrance Test
  • Regional Test Centre Preferences (3)
• Step 5: Post this, students should preview their filled TG PGLCET 2026 application form and then can submit the same by selecting the ‘Confirm / Freeze’ option.

* Modify option will be available as well while previewing the application form so that candidates can rectify any mistakes.

• Step 6: At last, ‘Print Application’ tab will appear on screen and applicants should click on the same to get a physical copy of their filled application form for future correspondence.

* Candidates should be updated about the TG PGLCET Exam Pattern 2026 and TG PGLCET Syllabus 2026 as it will aid them in preparing for the test with better strategies.

Following are some of the essential documents that students will require during the TS / TG PGLCET registration 2026 process and they are recommended to keep the same handy / accessible:

• Receipt of Online Transaction ID (as applicable)
• Marks Memo / Hall Ticket Number of Qualifying Degree / equivalent
• Birth Certificate / SSC Certificate
• SSC / Equivalent Certificate
• Intermediate / Equivalent Examination Certificate
• Income & Caste Certificate issued by MRO / Competent Authority
• Study Certificates from Class 1st to LL.B
• Residence Certificate by MRO / Competent Authority or Proof of Local Status
• Certificate issued by Competent / Concerned Authority (for special categories like NCC, PH, etc.)
• Photograph
• Signature

The scanned files of passport size photograph and signature should be uploaded in JPG / JPEG format while completing the TG PGLCET registration 2026 process and size of the same should not exceed 50 KB and 30 KB, respectively as specified by the competent authority.

The conducting body of the test allows the candidates to make any required changes in their submitted form related to Category 1 & 2. Additionally, details that are to be rectified related to Category 1 cannot be changed by the students, instead, they will have to write & send a written request to Convener of TG PGLCET along with the valid & requisite scanned documents via ‘[email protected]’. However, for Category 2, applicants can do corrections by themselves during the specified time.

The details about changes that can be done be related to Category 1 along with the requisite documents is as follows:

For Category 2, registered students can change the following details in their submitted application form after the conducting body opens the correction portal: