Panjab University (PUCHD) All Questions

Hello Aspirant

For this you need to see what are the subjects that interest you or what are the subjects which would want to study in your future.

then see the job prospects of what you want to do and decide whether it is a feasible choice. Take your time to figure out everything .Do a lot of research on the net and consult your parents, your peer and your teachers.

B.Sc is a Bachelors in Sciences of various subjects like Biology, Physics, Chemistry, Life Sciences, Bio Technoloogy, Micro Biology, etc. So the scope depends on the subjects you want to study in B.Sc.  It is a 3 year programme. And then there is B.Sc Nursing which is a 4 year programme. Now there are many subjects that you do your B.Sc in. Few of them are Anaesthesia, Laboratory Technology, Astrophysics, Agriculture, Fisheries, Statistics, Acturial sciences, and lot many.

Dear Bhanu ,

you are doing well .When you are want to take admission in Computer science engineering you must know the basic of IT field like C programming  ,HTML etc..but it is not mandatory .when students are came from 12th in Physics, Chemistry ,Math and Biology non IT background , it will difficult to understand the fundamental of every course .If you know the basic then It will helpful to understand subject  quickly . There is only the difference .

In your free time you can study computer fundamentals and one programming language which will help you to make start your journey smoother .

There is no mandatory but it would be good understanding of some knowledge already present related to it .

Thanks

Hello Aspirant,

Each branch is good it depends on your interest & capability.  Some of the core branches you can prefer:

CSE: It is not only development & coding but also testing and life-time support, which needs CSE engineers in drove. The major chunk of jobs offered in India, every year, are for CS engineers.


ECE: An electronic engineer can find a job in Consumer electronics manufacturing organization , Telecommunication & IT industries, Internet technologies, Power Electronics, and other industries like steel, petroleum and chemical industry.

EEE: Electrical & Electronics engineers can work in wide range of fields such as power generation, electronics, computers & control systems, telecommunication and Bio-Medical.

ME:India always had robust heavy-manufacturing industries like steel, metal, forging, automobile and mining. All these industries require steady inflow of fresh Mechanical engineering graduates.

Civil Engineering: Civil Engineers are usually required in every field some of them:Government Departments, Local Authorities, Civil Engineering Contractor, Civil Engineering Consultants.

Good Luck!

Hello aspirant,

No, admission to BCA, BA, BBA, B.Ed. (Special Education) is done on the basis of merit. A candidate should pass 10+2 in any relevant discipline with minimum 33% marks.

Thank you.

Hello Tushar,

No, Du does not conduct entrance exam for BA course.

The admission is based on the merit list. So you just need to have good marks for getting good colleges in DU.

Eligibility criteria for BA -

Students have to pass their 10+2 or equivalent examination from a recognized board with at least 40% marks.

HOPE THIS WILL HELP YOU

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These are some books that may help you in your preparation for B.A. LLB Entrance examination in Punjab University:

1. Lexis Nexis Butterworths
2. Bare Acts of Indian Constitution
3. Legal Awareness and Legal Aptitude by AP Bhardwaj

For best preparation tips, please visit the below mentioned link:

https://law.careers360.com/articles/how-prepare-for-pu-ba-llb

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