Its nothing close to JEE..

Exam consists of questions of average intellect.

One should have PCM aggregate of minimum 55% to appear for the exam

Its based on the common syllabus of 11th and 12th.

Unlike JEE, the questions aren't conceptual, like u don't need to apply formula from 5 different units to get a single answer.

Revising properly from the notes of 11th and 12th will do the job. 

The formula based questions are easy to understand and there aren't usually any linguistic loopholes hidden within the question that you might miss in a hurry. U'll be granted +4 marks for every right answer and -1 for every wrong choice. The paper consist of 150 multiple choice question, 50 from each subject(physics, chemistry and mathematics) and 180 minutes to solve them. You need to manage your time working with the topics you are good at.

This might boost your confidence but admission in IPU is quite difficult if you don't belong to Delhi as 85% of the seats are reserved for students in Delhi. That's probably the reason many of the colleges don't provide hostel facility.

The exam is conducted the middle of May which is quite late in terms of a CET but the result is declared within 2 weeks after the commencement of exam.

My advice for you is to learn the basics concept of everything. No need to pick high level books like HC VERMA etc but to stick to your coursebooks. You can also buy solved papers of last years for referencing.

Hello Mayank,

IPU CET Law is going to be held on May 19, 2018. Syllabus for CET Law is as following -

General English 

General Awareness

Analytical and Logical Reasoning

 Legal Aptitude 

The IPU LLB entrance examination will be held offline or in paper pen mode where candidates will be required to answer as many as 150 questions carrying four marks each. The time allotted to finish the test will be 150 minutes or 2 hours and 20 minutes.

For detail information you can analysis previous year questions papers.

All The Best.