Urgent Alert for Aspiring Lawyers: Kerala CEE Publishes Second Stray Vacancy Allotment for Integrated 5-Year LL.B. Courses!

Exciting news for budding legal professionals! The Commissioner for Entrance Examinations (CEE), Kerala, has officially unveiled the second stray vacancy allotment list for the highly sought-after integrated five-year LL.B. courses. This is a critical update for all candidates eagerly awaiting their chance to step into the world of law.

Don't delay—head straight to the official CEE website, www.cee.kerala.gov.in, to check your status immediately!

This latest allotment round is a direct result of the options diligently registered by candidates during the initial stray vacancy phase, which ran from January 3rd to January 8th.

If you participated in that crucial window, now is the time to see if your efforts have paid off.

For those fortunate enough to secure an allotment in this second round, time is of the essence. You must remit the required fee to the CEE by 4 PM on January 16, 2024. This deadline is non-negotiable.

Failing to pay by the stipulated time will unfortunately lead to the forfeiture of your allotted seat, and you will, regrettably, be excluded from any further consideration in subsequent allotment rounds. Ensure your payment is processed promptly to cement your admission!

Once your fee payment is successfully completed, the next vital step is to report to your designated college.

This period for college reporting is set between January 12th and January 16th, 2024, by 4 PM. Remember to gather all your necessary original documents before heading to the institution. A smooth admission process depends on having everything in order, so double-check your checklist!

To provide a little background, the CEE had previously published a detailed list of vacant seats remaining after the conclusion of the first stray vacancy allotment on January 9th.

Following this, candidates were given a window until January 11th to register their preferences for these open spots. This current second stray vacancy allotment thoughtfully considers both candidates who participated in the first stray vacancy round but did not receive an allotment, as well as those who registered their options during the subsequent second option registration period.

This is your moment to secure your future in law.

Act swiftly, adhere to the deadlines, and ensure all steps are followed meticulously to avoid any last-minute hitches. Best of luck to all the prospective law students!