Bihar

Yes, Chanakya National Law University Patna was established in 2006 by the Government of Bihar (Bihar Act 24 of 2006) to act as a public university focused on the field of legal education. The university also has its ex officio Chancellor as the Chief Justice of the Patna High Court and is backed by the state and national governments.

Chanakya National Law University Patna is known for its focus on the stream of Law with the institute extending courses in the field across the UG, PG and PhD levels with BA LLB and BBA LLB known as its flagship programmes. Students will find an excellent university if they wish to make a career in law.

CNLU Patna LLM cutoff 2026 is out, wherein the first round closing rank is 968 for the students belonging to the General AI quota. Apart from the General category, the cutoff has been released only for the PWD category, for which the cutoff rank is 6270.

No, as per the eligibility criteria defined by WBJEEB, a bihar domiciled candidates does not qualify to appear or apply for the entrance exam. He/she will not be able to apply for the government colleges in the state. 

Students who want to appear in AIIMS Paramedical exam from Patna city of Bihar state and wanted to know about the code must note that the centre code is BR01. 

If we go by the 2025 exam date for the Bihar BEd CET exam, the form filling will start in the last week of May. It is said that the one-year course will commence in 2026.

Amity Patna has not released the last date. The institute accepts admission based on merit and entrance exams. The institute accepts national entrance exams such as CAT, MAT, XAT, CMAT, and others. 

Yes, BSEB includes multiple choice objective questions in the Bihar Board 12th exam for most subjects. These are multiple-choice questions (MCQs) and usually carry one mark each. Students must note that objective-type questions are asked for 50 per cent marks in the exam. Students are required to answer them on an OMR sheet. These questions help in testing quick and basic understanding of topics.

No, there is no negative marking for objective-type questions in the BSEB 12th final exam. Each objective question carries one mark, and students are awarded marks only for correct answers. Incorrect answers do not lead to any deduction of marks, making it advantageous for students to attempt all questions. This allows students to take educated guesses without the fear of losing marks. It is a beneficial aspect for those aiming to maximize their scores in the objective section of the exam.