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Hey Keshvi.

If your rank in the waiting list for admission in UILS Chandigarh is first, then you seem to have sure shot chances for admission in the Chandigarh campus in the second counselling. Because if we consider previous year trends there are almost always vacancies after the first counselling.

Hello Simrat, A notice for vacant seats of LLB 3 year1st sem from waiting list of general category is released on the website of Punjab University on 30th July, the regional center is given Ludhiana. The link to the pdf is given below

http://purcl.puchd.ac.in/includes/noticeboard/2019/20190730190004-noticevacantpdf.pdf?201923082112

Hello Shresha,

We understand you concern. Please note that most of the times there should be no problem in laminating your marks card after they have been signed my all the authorities as it is the best way to protect these important documents. If your college has a problem with

Hi Sunil,

As till 2019 session, the seats for bpt is filled on the basis of a candidates 10+2 marks + different or separate bpt entrance exams held by different colleges.

So, you can get admission even directly on the basis of your 10+2 marks in many colleges.

Or, you

Hey preetisaini I want to know if you've written the PU LLB entrance exam?  You've to get qualified and then only you can avail doing LLB in evening classes at PU. Hope this helps you!

HEY RAVJOT.

The hostel allocation in Panjab University is done based on your rank in the merit list of admission to your respective course. This is because of limited seats in the hostels. There is not much problem for hostel allocation in the boys hostel. But the seats in girls

Hello, 

You asked a question which every student might think of...but it is quite impossible for you to find a college where they don't care about your attendance because in every college you go there will be minimum percentage set for attendance. It's obvious that they make students attend classes

AROUND MID OF JULY

In the UK, candidates apply for (most) university courses through the UCAS system. Once this has been submitted, universities for nursing degrees will be in touch to invite candidates to an interview. This can take place as a one-on-one session with a single or several interviewers,