PU BA LLB Exam Pattern 2018

PU BA LLB Exam Pattern 2018 – Panjab University has announced the Exam Pattern of PU BA LLB 2018 on March 28, 2018. Candidates preparing to seek admission in the five year integrated law programme are advised to refer to PU BA LLB 2018 exam pattern to get an idea of the pattern of questions that will be asked in the law examination. Candidate appearing in the exam, with the help of PU BA LLB exam pattern 2018 will be aware of the type of questions, sequence of questions, total marks, distribution of marks, marking scheme and the sections from where the questions will be asked. Moreover, exam pattern of PU BA LLB 2018 will help the candidates to prepare well in advance and fetch good marks. Law aspirants should also note that the facts and figures in this article of Panjab University BA LL.B are as per the official brochure for the year 2018-2019 released by the university.
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PU BA LLB 2018 Exam Pattern – Overview

Candidates appearing in PU BA LLB 2018 should note that the law examination will consist of questions from the topics mentioned below.

PU BA LLB Exam Pattern

Examination details - The candidates should know that the conducting body for PU BA LLB 2018 is Panjab University, Chandigarh. PU BA LLB 2018 will be conducted on June 7, 2018 for admissions to the five year integrated law programme.

Total marks - The law examination PU BA LLB 2018 administered by Panjab University will be of 100 marks where 1 marks will be awarded to each question and ¼ marks will be deducted for each wrong answers.

Mode of examination - Panjab University will be conducting PU BA LLB 2018 in offline mode for admission into the five year integrated law programme.

Type of questions - Candidates appearing in PU BA LLB 2018 will be tested on General Knowledge and Current Affairs, Mental Ability, Aptitude for law and on English language.

PU BA LLB Exam Pattern 2018 – Points to remember

• Candidates appearing in PU BA LLB 2018 will be provided with an OMR sheet to mark their answer.

• Candidates can only use Black Ball/Gel pen.

• Candidates found attempting the paper in some other paper will not be allowed for evaluation.

• For calculations, candidates will be allowed to use log tables. The use of calculators or any other electronic device including phones and pagers will not be permitted.

• Each and every candidates will be required to hand over the marked OMR sheet before leaving the examination hall.