Lucknow university provide 3year course llb course and admission is via entrance test .there are total 320 seats for 3 year llb course. University of Lucknow is the only college offer course for llb 3 years under Lucknow university. Candidates should secure 45% in graduation level. Course is divided to 6 semesters. Fee structure will be around 30k.

According to new UGC guideline, a student can opt 2 courses as main at same time. One should be distant course or online course. Even students can opt for 2 courses in 2 different colleges. According to msu university guideline students can apply for more than one course at a time. one application can be used for three courses. Prior qualification of student is important in admission process of student. Admission is merit based and via entrance test .

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Caution money and security deposit is payable to all student  in anytime they refuse for continuing his or her study in that college. But  all the fees and different fees, money will not be refunded if the request is made up 31st October for the academic session 2021 to 2022. Add the request  for withdrawal that is on 7 January which is after 31st October 2021. So it is not possible for them to refund the money you have deposited that the decision of UGC guidelines. Case of TC caution money and security deposit will be paid to the student after placing a request letter to the principal for refunding those amount of money within 2-3 days of working days.

Hope this will help.

RTI - Right to Information Act.

This act will lead you that how to get your refund. But it won't get back your refund. You just go to the post office and buy RTI stamp which cost around 10rs. Then write down your questions in a white paper. Then that letter to whom you want to ask.

From post office you will get a receipt. After the letter you send, within 30 days the official should reply you back. So surely you will get a reply.

Just ask question that you asked here. Ask why I can't get refund or what is the process or mistake is mine or yours or how to get it kind of.

Hope it helps.

Hello Dear!

Yes, University Grant Commission ordered all the institutions to abide by the rules and refund the fees. Some private and deemed-to-be-universities have a hefty fee structure, so the students couldn't get admitted to these colleges. The University Grant Commission ordered all the institutions to abide by the rule and refund the necessary fee. The UGC also came with certain norms for the fee refund procedure, as the candidate can get the fee refund if and when he/she withdraws from the admission .

Here is the list of money refunded according to the time period guideline by UCG :

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University Grants Council guidelines for the session 2021 2022 states that a deduction of not more than 1000 rupees will be made as processing fees. If the request of cancellation or withdrawal of admission still be made up to December 31, 2021. After the deduction of the processing fee full amount of fees will be made refundable.

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Dear aspirant,

According UGC guidelines, if your paying registration fee below 15 days of last date of admission then they will refund 100% of your amount( full amount).

After 15 days of last date of admission - they will refund 50% of your total amount.

After 30 days of last date of admission- they will not refund any amount.

Because of COVID-19, The UGC released that rules to each and every college. If any college can not follow the UCG guidelines then they are taken the action on that particular college through student complaint letters.

Hope this is helpful to you,

Thank you.

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NTA has already released the application form of CUCET on 16th August, and the last date to fill in the application form is 1st September, MCA is offered by Central University of Karnataka and Haryana, the eligibility critetia is passed bachelor's degree in mathematics/computer science/statistics/operation research securing 50% aggregate from a recognized university, there is relaxation of 5% for OBC-NLC/SC/ST categories.

this year a total of 12 universities are participating in CUCET, the course code is PGQP26, the entrance test will be conducted  for a duration of two hours in online mode with 100 questions divided into two parts-

• Part A has 25 questions from English/General Knowledge/Numerical Ability
• Part B has 75 questions from the subject itself which is computer application in your case

There is negative marking scheme, for each wrong attempt 0.25 mark is deduced, for each correct answer one mark is awarded

You can explore more detailed information related to various aspects of CUCET by visiting our page at https://university.careers360.com/articles/cucet

Hey there,

See it's very easy to understand Blended education system simply means involvement of both offline and online mode of teaching and learning.

The UGC has suggested that 60 percent of the syllabus be taught directly i.e offline mode and 40 percent be taught online in the blended education system.

I hope you understood:)

In Amrita University the full academic fee will be refunded only after cutting the processing fee of INR 5000 f request for withdrawal is made up to September 14. And after that if you apply for withdrawal 10% of the academic fee will be deducted and the rest will be refunded.