Hey! If you're preparing for the Calcutta University Law Entrance Test (for the 5-year integrated BA LLB program), the question paper is usually objective in nature and designed to test basic aptitude and general knowledge.

You can expect Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) from these areas:

1. English – Questions on grammar, vocabulary, synonyms, antonyms, and comprehension.

2. General Knowledge & Current Affairs – Includes static GK like history, geography, polity, and also recent news or major national/international events.

3. Logical Reasoning – Pattern-based questions like number/letter series, coding-decoding, puzzles, analogies, etc.

4. Legal Aptitude – Basic legal terms, principles, and questions testing your interest in law. No deep legal knowledge is needed—more like legal reasoning based on simple facts.

5. Elementary Mathematics – Very basic math from up to class 10 level. Questions may come from topics like percentages, profit and loss, ratios, and averages.

The paper is usually of 100 marks and time-limited, so practicing mock tests and going through sample papers really helps.

Hello,

The Calcutta University BA.llb entrance test will have 100 mcqs and there won't be any negative marking. The paper will be for 2.5 hrs. It will be divided into 4 parts:

• 25 Qs from General English: which includes reading comprehension, grammar, vocabulary, idioms or phrases, sentence correction, and jumbles.
• 25Qs from Current Affairs: on national and international news, awards, events, and general knowledge.
• 25Qs from Reasoning
• 25Qs from General Mathematics (basics)

Hope this helps. All the best!