Colleges in Punjab

When candidates are called for physical counselling at GNDU during BCom LLB admission process, they must bring the hard copy of their online application form printed from the student portal, original Class 10 and 12 marks certificates, with two sets of photocopies. Also, carry a character certificate from last school, two passport-sized photos, and original category/income certificates in case of reservations.

If student fail to physically report to the venue in GNDU with original documents or do not pay their fees within the three-day window then their allotment will be cancelled automatically. The empty seat is then passed forward into the next round of counselling or open counselling rounds. It is important to keep an update of the official portal dates to avoid losing a seat.

To get admission in GNDU for BCom LLB programme, general category candidates must have passed their Class 12 board exam with a minimum aggregate marks of 45% (40% for candidate from reserved category)

Hello, Dear, LPU admission is based on eligibility and merit, not gender, and there is no fixed ratio of seats for boys and girls.

Admissions are given based on eligibility, entrance scores (where applicable), and seat availability. The number of boys and girls in a batch changes every year depending on who gets admitted.

Yes, shifting BCom LLB to BA LLB is permitted at GNDU only before the last date of admissions, but candidates must meet the merit cutoff for the target course and its seats should also be available. GNDU charges a shifting fee of INR 5,000 to adjust students deposited fees and funds to the new programme. Shifting is strictly not allowed once the counselling process closed.

GNDU seat matrix differs depending on the specific institution students choose during the choice filling. For example, colleges like CT group of institutions (South campus) offers an intake of 60 seats for BCom LLB programme. While Punjab College of Law offers 120 seats.

No, the main campus in Amritsar specifically focuses on the BA LLB (Hons) course in its Department of Laws. The integrated BCom LLB programme is offered through affiliated law colleges under the GNDU's wing. This includes options like Amritsar Law College, St. Soldier Law College (Jalandhar), and Khalsa College of Law (Amritsar).

No, choice locking is final during the specified preference-filling window. GNDU releases a provisional merit list for BCom LLB on the portal to let candidates check for any errors or discrepancies in their submitted marks. While candidates can report data discrepancies, but they cannot shuffle or change their preferred order of colleges.

No, GNDU does not allot seats for its BCom LLB course based on national entrance test ranks like CLAT or CUET. Admissions are strictly merit-based, directly calculating rank from Class 12 board marks. To secure a seat, candidates must register through the centralized system and fill the application online.