Hey Saad,

Sorry for the ambiguity in the date of result of Bharati Vidyapeeth Common Entrance Test 2019. My advice to you is to go with the details present on the official website of Bharati Vidyapeeth because if there are any changes it is most likely to get reflected on the official website first and later on other sites, so if official website shows result date as 8th July then the result will be declared on 8th July only.

Hi Iqra,

No you can't carry only the picture of your admit card for your exam of BA LLB of Bharati Vidyapeeth Common Entrance Test , you have to carry the hard copy of your admit card of the exam. You should carry the hard copy to avoid inconvenience because not having it might exempt you from taking the exam.

Hope you do well in your exams.

Hello Sharvin,

The entrance test of BVP CET for BA LLB will be 100 marks. The questions will be multiple choice in nature. The total number of questions will be 100 in number. There is no negative marking for the wrong marked answers as such. A candidate who is appearing in the entrance test must secure a minimum of 50% marks and 45% (for SC/ST) in LL.B. Entrance Test 2019.

Last day to apply online is June 19, 2019 and the examination will be conducted on June 23, 2019.

Good Luck!

Hey Vivek,

The fees structure for Bharati Vidyapeeth New Law College, Pune for Bachelor of Arts + Bachelor of Law ( BA LLB) is .₹ 3,75,000  for 5 years including all Tution fee, academic fee and other fees 

So the fee structure is 75,000 per annum

Hope it helps

Good luck

Hello

If you have prepared for CLAT exam then BVP CETwould be easy thing. Its level is lower than CLAT so if you prepare for CLAT exam then you can easiy get a good rank in BVP CET since there would be many candidates giving examination who would have prepared for CLAT giving BVP CET.

So solve as many CLAT papers for BVP CET you are good to go.

Hope it helped you.

Hello Aditi Sharma,

Sorry buddy!! You won't find one. I went through the same question two years back and to my disappointment didn't find the paper. The university doesn't provide sample papers on their website (don't know why).

Don't stress about it. Paper is quite easy and no negative marking is like a cherry on the cake. And also there's no chemistry so that is a bonus for some students.

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I hope this helps...           

Thank you and all the best...

Dear Abhilash
The BVP CET consists of 100 multiple choice questions carrying 1 marks each for the correct answers, whereas there is no negative marking for wrong answers.
According to Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed University, Pune the syllabus for BVP CET 2019 is as follows-

For Physics-

1)Physical World and Measurement
2)Kinematics
3)Laws of Motion
4)Work, Energy and Power
5)Motion of System of Particles and Rigid Body
6)Gravitation
7)Properties of Bulk Matter
8)Thermodynamics
9)Behavior of perfect gas and kinetic theory
10)Oscillations and waves

And for Mathematics-

1)Trigonometry
2)Determinant
3)Sets, Relations and Functions
4)Logarithm
5)Complex Numbers
6)Quadratic Equations
7)Sequences and Series
8)Permutations and Combinations
9)Mathematical Induction and Binomial Theorem
10)Limits & Continuity
11)Differentiation
12)Applications of Derivatives
13)Integration
14)Application of integral
15)Differential equations
16)Boolean Algebra
17)Mathematical Logic
18)Matrices
19)Plane Coordinate Geometry
20)Vectors
21)Three Dimensional Geometry
22)Linear Programming
23)Statistics

According to the university this is the syllabus for BVP CET 2019. So, i believe the analytical ability section will consist of questions from these topics only.

Hope you got your answer and if you still have doubts then feel free to ask them.

Hello sharvin,

According to the exam pattern of 2018, the test paper will consist of 100 multiple choice questions carrying one marks for each correct answer whereas no negative marking for wrong answer. No marks will be deducted for unattempted questions. Each section will consist of 25 questions.

The BVP CET Law syllabus is considered as the key to qualify the exam successfully. Therefore the candidates must know the syllabus thoroughly so that preparation will become easier. The candidates ought to strategize their study plan by allotting the equal time to each section. Further, the syllabus is divided into four section such as

• English Grammar, Usage and Comprehension

• Legal Aptitude, Analytical Ability and Logical Reasoning

• Current legal news and General Knowledge

• Social Sciences with an emphasis on Indian Constitution and Political System in India.