Panjab University (PUCHD) All Questions

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Your student needs to select the code 03 as your student has passed from puc from Karnataka as code 03 says those who have completed their Intermediate/Pre-degree Examinations in Science from the Indian University/Board or other recognized examining body having Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology and also English as a compulsory subject. For more and detailed information go through our page for which link is provided below :-
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Hello Ritika,

Punjab University conducts the entrance test for the admission in bachelor's degree, the admission in pu is not based on the merit secured in the boards examination. So your admission depends upon the cut off marks of the entrance exam , if you meet the cut off of entrance then you will surely see your name in the merit list.

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Dear Aspirant,

Bachelor of Legislative Law (L.L.B) is an undergraduate course in Law. The aspiring candidate should have scored minimum pass percentage of 45% ( 40% for reserved category) which is the basic qualification required and rest of the eligibility criteria depends upon institute to institute. The candidate can give national level exams to get admission in LLB course after clearing the merit list of the particular college on the basis of marks scored in the national level exams.

For Punjab University Chandigarh you have to clear the entrance test i.e. PU LLB Entrance Test and for the details of the entrance examination you can check their official website - Click Here (https://pglaw.puchd.ac.in/)

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PUCET has 60 multiple choice questions  for 120 marks it will be conducted for 70 minutes. 0.5 will be deducted for every wrong answer.

Syllabus: Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics. Candidates are required to select a combination of subjects depending on the course they have selected. So, for B.sc maths you have to study the 10+1 and 10+2 syllabus as per the conducting board. No additional syllabus is required or prescribed by the conducting body.

Maths Syllabus:

• Sets
• Relations & Functions
• Trigonometric Functions
• Principle of Mathematical Induction
• Complex numbers & Quadratic Equations
• Linear Inequalities
• Permutations & Combinations
• Binomial Theorem
• Sequence & Series
• Straight lines
• Conic Sections
• Introduction to Three- dimensional Geometry
• Limits & Derivatives
• Mathematical Reasoning
• Statistics
• Probability

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Hello Neeraj!!
Maths subject is not necessary to pursue ba lab course. And the eligibility criteria is a candidate should have finished 10+2 or an equivalent examination with minimum 50% aggregate score. Hope this helps you. Good luck!!

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No , the syllabus of NDA is not completely same as that of Pu 1 and Pu 2 , you can get the complete syllabus of NDA by going through our page for which link is provided below :-

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/nda-syllabus
NDA examination is divided into two papers

• Mathematics and
• General Ability:- General Ability section is further divided into two parts, English and General Knowledge.The General Knowledge part covers current affairs, questions from Physics, Chemistry, General Science, Social Studies, Geography and Current Events, while English part of general knowledge includes knowledge and usage of grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, and his mental ability to remember and place the meaning of words in their proper places.

The Mathematics paper contains 300 marks while General Ability test holds 600 marks, for every incorrect response, 0.33 marks will be deducted as negative marking in the examination, so be careful . Good luck for your nda examination, prepare well

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Hello Aspirant,

Since it is too late to answer your query, I hope you have checked it. You can also go through with the given below link for the reference.

http://laws.puchd.ac.in/show-noticeboard.php?nbid=1

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First of all an important criterion for getting admitted into Punjab University is that you will need to have a minimum of 50 percent in your undergraduation. It may be any degree. You need not compulsory poses an   undergrad psychology degree.

The entrance exam will consist of general knowledge, logical reasoning and language. ( also make sure to read some basic psychology stuff.)

If you happen to be a psychology undergrad, the test should be a piece of cake.

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There are many PU college in India in various cities and states so you please the name of the city or state about which you want to know.

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So you cannot pursue a masters degree in engineering after doing a science degree as mentioned in your question.

If you have completed your bachelor's degree and are interested in engineering so much then you can either do b.tech by clearing and getting a good rank in jee mains and advance examination or you can take admission in a private college.

If you don't want to waste your time doing your bachelor all over again you can take some online course as per your interest level like if you are interested in iot and ml or web development or Android development you can get paid courses online and can mention those in your CV. They will be helpful if you want to pursue engineering for getting into a company.