PU UG Law FAQs

A1. Candidates applying for the PU UG Law 2023 should have passed class 12th with at least 50% marks from a recognised board of education. Candidates applying under the reserved category should have passed class 12th with at least 45% marks from a recognised board of education. 

A2. Candidates who have passed their class 12th with at least 50% marks from a recognised education board can apply for this entrance test. Candidates who will be applying under the reserved category must score at least 45% marks in their class 12th from a recognized board. 

A3. Yes, you are eligible to apply for PU UG Law. Candidates need to have secured at least 50% marks in their class 12th from a recognised board. 

A1. The candidates applying for the PU UG Law 2023 need to visit the official website first and apply there. Students are required to fill in all the necessary details and upload the important documents that have been asked for. In the end, candidates need to pay the application fee and submit it. 

A2. Candidates who are interested in PU UG Law 2023 can fill out the application form from the official website of Punjab University. The candidates can fill out the forms online mode. The form will only be submitted once the application fee payment has been made. 

A3.  Candidates applying for the PU UG Law 2023 should make sure that they have all the documents that are asked for by the authority. Documents such as class 10th and 12th mark sheets, birth and caste certificates, sports quota certificates, bank details, passport-size photographs and scanned copies of the signature and thumb impression are required. 

A1. The PU UG Law exam comprises four sections. They are English language (10 questions), general knowledge and current affairs (60 questions), aptitude for law (20 questions) and mental ability (10 questions). Students will receive 1 mark for every correct answer and 0.25 marks will be deducted for every wrong answer. 

A2. The exam duration for the PU UG Law is 1 hour and 30 minutes. A total of 100 questions will be asked. 

A3. In the PU UG Law 2023 English Language section, a total of 10 questions are asked.

A1. The PU UG Law paper consists of  English Language, Aptitude for Law, Mental Ability and General Knowledge and Current Affairs. 

A2. Candidates are advised to go through all the topics that are under the Law Aptitude section. Topics such as law of crimes, torts, international law, intellectual property rights, constitutional law and polity, etc are asked in the exam.

A3. Topics such as analogy, blood relations, critical reasoning, syllogism and directions come under the mental ability section of the PU UG Law exam. 

A1. The candidates should be well aware of the syllabus and must have prepared the main topics beforehand. In the last month, students can take up the most difficult questions and practice those frequently. Students can also solve sample question papers and previous year’s question papers for better understanding. 

A2.  In PU UG Law 2023, a total of 480 seats are available. 

A3. The candidate appearing for the UG PG Law 2023 can refer to the books such as Quick Learning Objective General English by RS Aggarwal, General Knowledge 2021-2023 by Disha Experts, 510 Challenging Logical Reasoning Practice Book by Learning Express and Chapter-wise Objective Questions bank for Law by Arihant Publications. 

A- The application fee for online application for the general category is INR 2,175 and for the reserved category is INR 1,088. The application fee for offline application for the general category is INR 2,100 and for the reserved category is INR 1,050.

A- The official website is uglaw.puchd.ac.in for PU UG Law. Students can fill out their application forms by visiting the website. 

A- The PU UG Law exam is conducted by Punjab University. PU UG law stands for Punjab University Undergraduate Law.