Law Entrance Exam

There will be total five sections in the PU LLB 2025 entrance exam - English, Logical Reasoning, General Knowledge, Current Affairs and Legal Aptitude. The Legal Aptitude includes topics like Indian Constitution, Indian polity, Law of contracts, Law of torts, Criminal Law, CrPc, Penal Code, International laws of major multilateral bodies like UN, WTO etc. The Current affairs section includes topics like: Current events of national and international importance with special focus on legal aspects, New appointments, achievements, Sports, awards and honours etc. General knowledge section includes topics from History, Environment, Polity, General Science etc. of up to class - 12th level. The English section includes topics from English,  Grammar vocabulary,  Antonyms-Synonyms, Idioms and phrases,  Sentence correction,  Fill in the blanks,  Parajumbles, Reasoning,  Puzzle,  Sets,  Number-series,  Logical patterns,  Blood relations,  Critical resoning,  Directions and Series.

Applicants are always curious about how to raise their PU LLB score in logical thinking. Check out these pointers and techniques to ace the PU LLB exam:Practice, practice: honing your logical reasoning abilities is crucial. In order to complete the practice questions and puzzles, candidates must allot some time from their daily schedule. As applicants gain experience, they should work on solving increasingly difficult problems to improve their analytical skills. Examine your errors: During the practice phase, it is imperative for candidates to consistently reflect on their errors. Recognise the rationale behind both the right and incorrect responses. Try making the same errors again. Take note of your error.Take Practice Exams: One of the most crucial components of preparing for the PU LLB is taking mock examinations. They will assist you in comprehending not only the exam pattern but also to know your weak areas.

The English PU LLB syllabus covers the following crucial subjects: Fixing Grammatical Errors in Sentences' Synonyms and Antonyms Tenses Complete the Gaps Recognising Grammatical Mistakes Both Passive and Active Voice The PU LLB English part allows the University to assess the following competencies: language proficiency and comprehension.the capacity to read and understand the points of view and arguments presented in the passage.The ability to make deductions and judgmentsThe capacity to encapsulate a section.The capacity to evaluate and contrast different claims or points of viewunderstanding of words and sentences.