Hello Chitvan,
It generally depends on the previous years results and this years results as well. It also depends on which course you wish to apply to. It is different for all. For further information about admission you can go through the link given below.
https://law.careers360.com/articles/pu-ba-llb-cutoff

The syllabus of PU UG Law exam for General Knowledge and Current affairs is-

Mjor developments in the area of sports,geopolitics and important environmental agreements.

UN bodies

Eminent personalities

Awards and honours.

You can prepare by reading the newspaper daily and also listening to the news .You can subscribe to

Hi Seema,

Yes, Panjab university{ chandigarh} is one of the best university to study .

In the survey conducted by the India Today- AC NIELSEN-ORG-MARG 2006, the Department of Laws, On the basis of academic excellence is ranked 9th among the best law colleges in the country.

It is

Hey Idhika,

PUCET UG 2019 Syllabus has 4 basic sections namely – Physics, Chemistry, Maths, and Biology.  So I'll provide you with all the detailed topics to be covered uncer the entrance exam: 

PUCET Syllabus for Physics

PUCET syllabus topics for physics section is listed as follows:

1. Units and Measurement

Hi Harshit,

Bharti Vidyapeeth University, Pune is better in terms of study level as well as placements.

Also, when you are in Pune student have more options to explore.

The Final choice is upto you as you have to study .

Fore more inforamtion related to anything, you may contact

Hey Ramandeep,

For the admission in B.com.L.L.B 5 years Integrated course, the punjab Univesity conducts entrance examination. On the basis of the results of the entrance examination cut off marks are released and then based on that admission is taken place. So these marks that you have told are not

Hello student,

Panjab University 2019 Eligibility Criteria for UG Programmes

• For admission into any UG programmes of Panjab University 2019 admission, candidates must have appeared or passed the 10 + 2 exam under the CBSE board or any equivalent exam under a recognized council/board/university. The minimum percentages to be scored