University of Jammu Answered Questions

The Cluster University of Jammu provides the Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) degree with different major fields of specialisation The cost of tuition is approximately Rs. 1500 yearly. Total fee of some of the B.Sc. course is nearly Rs. 1500/-including Biotechnology, Botany and Zoology etc. Moreover it cost a first deposit of rs 500 usually which is considered as a membership fee.Tuition charges may however differ slightly depending on specialisation as well as charges for laboratory, examinations and other academic services. Students should always contact the university or admissions office to make sure about the fee structure mentioned above is correct or not. 

Based on academic quality and entrance exam results, Jammu University sets the cutoff for the Bachelor of Law (LL.B.) program. With 60 seats available for a 5-year integrated BA LLB program, the university also offers additional seats under a self-financed category. A minimum of 45% in 10+2 is required for the general category, with lower percentages for those who are OBC (42%) and SC/ST (40%).

Every application form must be submitted with class 10 and 12th mark sheets, a bachelor's degree if pursued, a passport-sized photograph, an Aadhar card, and a caste certificate in case it is required. For MBA applicants, a registration number from CAT/ MAT is a necessity. Application fee for JUET: The application fee in the general category is INR 650, and for SC, ST, and ST (Leh & Kargil) candidates, it is INR 550.

Application forms for Jammu University can be filled up and submitted only through the university's official website. The applicant has to send the application fee in the form of a Jammu & Kashmir Bank Challan. Only one application is allowed to be submitted for admission at Jammu University by one candidate.

Jammu University offers OC & MIL Scholarships, Postgraduate Scholarships, and more specific ones for LLB courses. Merit as well as Merit-Cum-Means Scholarships are also provided for undertaking Diploma courses. A contingency grant for eligible scholars is also covered in the University Research Scholarship.

The specific entrance exam and school determine the minimum score needed for law school. Students must often score in the top percentile on common legal entrance tests in India, such as the CLAT (Common legal Admission Test) for national law school. The cutoff points for these exams change annually. Top law schools often need applicants to score between 40 and 50 percent on the CLAT, while private law schools could have less stringent criteria. In order to be eligible for admission to law school, students must also have passed their 10+2 exams with a minimum of 45–50%.

The cut off mark for B.A. LL.B course of The Law School, University of Jammu is not the same every year, keeping in view factors such as the number of applicants, number of seats, and general, SC/ST, etc. categories. Generally, during these recent years, the cut-off has been lying among the general category students in the qualifying examination, Class 12th, between 75% to 85%. Reserved categories usually have lower cutoffs. Since admission is competitive, higher your marks, better will be your chances of getting in. Checking the cutoff information for 2024 admissions, it is always better to go through the university's official website or the admission office.