CULEE Eligibility Criteria 2023 - Age Limit, Qualification and Minimum Marks

Hello,

Christ University will conduct CULEE (Law entrance exam) 2022 for admission to BA LLB and BBA LLB courses offered by it. The CULEE 2022 application form has been released in online mode and the candidates can fill the form in between January 11, 2022, to April 28, 2022. The exam dates are not yet declared by the officials. Keep an eye on the official website or the link below for the latest information. The university will release the CULEE 2022 admit card at least a week before the entrance exam.

https://law.careers360.com/articles/culee

Hello Aspirant,

As per the official notification released by CHRIST University CUET LAW comes under Slot 5 and exam date for Slot 5 is scheduled for June 19th to June 30th 2021 and the results will be declared by July 10th 2021 and it is known that application process for Slot 5 was already completed on June 9th 2021.

Before appearing for exam make sure that you are eligible to appear for CUET Law 2021, by satisfying the eligibility requirements :-

** The candidate must have passed class 12 from Karnataka PUC/ISC/CBSE/NIOS/State Boards with 45% in any stream.

** Or those candidates who are appearing for Class 12 can also apply for the exam but admission will be provisional.

For complete details kindly check out the link given below :-

https://www.careers360.com/exams/cuet

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!

Hello.
Are you asking for the time that is sufficient to prepare for the Christ University law exam that is CULEE (Christ University Law Entrance Exam), then it basically depends upon the syllabus of the entrance exam in this exam you generally have to focus on .

• English language with comprehension (20 Marks)
  
• Reasoning and data analysis (30 marks)
  
• General knowledge and current affairs (25 marks )
  
• Elementary maths (25 marks)
  
• Legal reasoning (20 marks)
  

Overall the exam will be of 120 marks and will conducted via offline mode , now comming to the main point .

How Much Time Is Sufficient For The Preparation?
It depends upon the learning power of the student for some only one year is sufficient and for some it is 6 months and while for many it takes 2-3 year , if your preparation strategy will be productive then you definitely can have admission only in your first attempt and with in the less time Preparation.

What should be the strategy to prepare so that it took less time to prepare?

• Simple way is to focus on the high weightage part first , here reasoning and data analysis takes highest weightage so , you can give your first priority to it .
• For some strategy may change if you are getting excitement to do any of the part ,then go with this bcz you should not kill your excitement and in exited way you will have better learning and grasping power.
• You also can go with those part which you think is easy for you because of having pre knowledge of it.
• Do not stick on the difficult part /question/topic just leave it for that time and proceed further and after you can ask it to your trainer.
• Do not leave doubts for long time just try to clear in the interval of 1-2days bcz you may better know in this time that what exactly your doubt is.
• Some other environmental factors also affect your preparation like along with study give your some time to your favourite sport, it energise your body and give new ability to your mind to have more knowledge.
• Always set your room /place of study according to you ,what suits you ,where you get study feel.
• Just put those things far away which may distract you.
• Just start from the first topic and then proceed bcz basics are very important before knowing advanced topics.
• Follow basic syllabus first then go with the refresher books.
• Try to solve as many problems you can.
• First know the concept clearly then go with the problems.
• Crack all previous year question papers .
• Give your last 1-2 month for the revision.

For more tips and tricks you can go with the link below.
https://law.careers360.com/articles/how-prepare-for-culee
Best of luck.

Hello,

The Christ University Law Entrance Exam contains both Reasoning and Legal Reasoning sections.

The exam pattern and marks distribution are given below:

• English Language and Comprehension - 20 Marks
• Reasoning and Data Analysis - 30 Marks
• General Knowledge and Current Affairs - 25 Marks
• Elementary Maths - 25 Marks
• Legal Reasoning - 20 Marks

Best Wishes.