Panjab University (PUCHD) All Questions

Hello aspirant,

You have got 64 in kcet examination. 464 marks in k CET rank available 6000 to 10,000. This marks will enable a candidate to get not a very renowned college for admission. Although this criteria fairy according to the number of student it appeared and success. It also depend upon the number of seats available in the respective colleges.

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Hello aspirant,

Kcet is an entrance examination of Total marks  of  180 ,60 in each subject of physics chemistry and biology for agriculture ug course ofKarnataka state. As you have got it is not a good marks in k CET examination at least  you have to get 50% of the total marks 180 that is at least 90.

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Hello shipali,

Probably minor mistakes in forms are not evaluated so much, if your mistake is a spelling mistake or wrong date of birth then you can change it before joining the college. Till then you can easily clear your admission procedure. Hope this was helpful for you.

Hey

You've applied in PU BA Eco honours and your name seems to be in the waiting list. This means that you have to chances for getting admission in the University.

There is probability of you getting admission. However, it's not sure since waiting list may become closed if the seats are filled.

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Hello

Eligibility criteria for ba llb in pu :

No age limit to apply for the same

A candidates should be passed in 12th with minimum of 50 % (general category) from cbse or board equivalent to cbse.

For reserved category the minimum marks should be 45%.

You have to then apply for the application form on its official website for its entrance exam.  The candidates who are eligible for the pu ba llb is also eligible for the  application.

Marks in the entrance exam will decide for which college you can apply for.

Good Luck

Hello,
This year Panjab University will no longer conduct the PU BA LLB Entrance Test for admission to 5-year integrated law programme at the institute.
The PU BA LLB offline-based exam has been cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.  Hence, this year the admission will now based on merit of 10+2 exam.
Candidates who appear in the merit list will be eligible for admission to B.A LL.B (Hons.) & B.Com LL.B (Hons.), which have a combined intake of 360 seats.
Good luck

Obviously they do give admission to the waiting list students. When any student leaves the seat then the students in the waiting list are asked to take admission and if the first one doesn't take admission then its given to the second one and if the second one also doesn't take admission then the admission getting option is gave to the third one and the process goes one.

So you may have a chance to get in PU once a student leaves the seat. So just wait and lets hope for the best.

I hope my answer helps you. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Dear Aspirant
Kcet supplementary result will soon  be released. Candidates can check this in the official website.

The website will have data about supplementary results and counselling dates.
Here's the link to the official website

http://kea.kar.nic.in
All the best

Your question isn't clear to me but if you are asking that you are not understanding the BSc 1st year course well due to the problem in understanding or comprehending English then you have two ways left.

1) To try studying English and learning the language along with the course. Due to COVID you have got a lot of time. So you can invest that time in studying English from different open sources in internet.

2) If the 1st point isn't possible for you or you are not willing to pursue the idea I have suggested then you should shift college or do something so that you can learn in the language you are comfortable in.

Always remember Language doesn't matter but what you are learning matters. Although learning English is helpful because you will get a very large number of authors writing the most important books in your field or it will help in your higher studies by a number of ways but that doesn't mean without English you can't do anything. The point is it will get harder for you to sustain the higher education in any local language.

I hope my answer helps you. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Hello Shrishail!

I understand your concern over the medium of instruction in 1st PU. It is very difficult to shift from Kannada to English medium of instruction suddenly. However, it is not impossible. All you need to do is to put more efforts.

Firstly, many colleges in Karnataka do explain the subjects in Kannada as well as they are well aware that there are students from different backgrounds. So you can always approach your lectueres if you find any difficulty.

Secondly, the language in textbooks is not really very tough english. So practice more. Try to understand the topic in Kannada once you read in English. It may take time. Practice by writing also as this improves your understanding even better.

There are several videos available in youtube in kannada which explains concepts well in case you dont understand. Reach out to your friends without hesitation.

You will definitely learn it soon. All the best!