Hello , Shruti according to Punjab university it requires 50  percent marks in 12th . So there is no need of worry about board marks in your case. Entrance exam of Punjab university consist of 100 marks and if u get 85 marks irrespective of category u will get admission in Punjab university. Hoping for your best future . Thanks.

Dear Student,

The list of which exams are postponed is declared but still now this exam is not postponed!

The exam of UILS students appearing for LLM (FIRST SEMESTER) and LLM(THIRSD SEMESTER), has been already rescheduled for December 2020. The particular date for that examination is not declared yet!

Thank You.

Hello,

yes exam got canceled on the view of pandemic and authority has decided to give admission on the basis of 12th percentage/score. Your score is good and holds high chance to get selected for further process.

Last date to apply was 17 august. if you have done all the process then it is well and good. Merit list will be released by the university. Check it out in the official webpage of PU.

For more details, please visit the link below:- https://law.careers360.com/articles/pu-ba-llb

Hope it helps!

Hey there

NO exam is cancelled till now except some universities internal exams. so i suggest you to be prepared for the exam as MHRD do not want to waste students 1 year without taking the exam which will result into weak concepts of students in academics and so MHRD is focusing on e-learning and online exams.

good luck

Hello,

Board exam percentage is the eligibility criteria. Percentage is the bar kept by the college to select candidates.

as per your tag:-

eligibility criteria:- Candidate must have secured minimum 50% aggregate in 12th from a recognized board. for reservation category:- 5% relaxation

There is no age limit and for open university candidates, if they don't have basic qualification then they are not eligible for admission.

Selection is done on the basis of score/rank secured in the BA LLB entrance exam.

For more details, please visit the link below:-

https://law.careers360.com/exams/pu-ba-llb-entrance

Please check PU BA LLB counselling section which will help you clear your doubts.

Hope it helps!

Hello Aspirant,

There is entrance test for BA LLB which is a five year integrated programme. This is offline based exam. It is conducted by punjab University itself. Paper can be given in 3 languages English,  Hindi, and  punjabi. Time duration will be  1 hour and 30 minutes. And minimum you have to score in 12th is 50-55%.

Normally the dates of paper are around 17th june but due to this coronavirus situation it is yet to be announced.

Hello student no its not compulsory to passed class 12th from cbse board as eligibility criteria says - Candidates must passed or appearing class 12 from any stream with minimum 50 percent marks from CBSE or a recognized board equivalent to cbse.

For more updates refer to the link mentioned below - https://www.google.com/amp/s/law.careers360.com/articles/pu-ba-llb-eligibility-criteria/amp

Feel free to comment if you have any doubt

Good luck

Hello

To be very honest it may cause some trouble but if you have reported to your institute as early as possible then it is modifiable.

Hope you have got some burden off !

You should go as back atleast 1-2 years of General Awareness and Current Affairs section. It is always better to read newspaper for CURRENT G.K. than trying to grasp all info at once. Some of the newspaper sources which you can use to prepare this section are The Hindu, Financial Express, and The Economist.

In case, you dont like reading newspaper daily, you can go with Manorama Yearbook or Current Affairs Yearly by Arihant for General Knowledge which is published every year.

In order to prepare for STATIC G.K. section, you need to broaden your overall scope in following sections: Sports, Politics, Entertainment, Biographies, etc. So, for this, you can use Static General Knowledge by A.P. Bhardwaj and S. Chands Advanced Objective General Knowledge. These books are okay to start with if you are not someone with a newspaper reading habit from the past.