Department of Law, Panjab University

If you're considering withdrawing from your 5-year BA LLB programme at Panjab University after the first year, here are some key points to consider:

1. Official Procedures:
- Contact the Panjab University Admission Office directly
- Request a detailed withdrawal process and understand any associated conditions
- Ask about their specific policy for withdrawing after the first year

2. Potential Consequences:
- Financial implications (refund of fees, if any)
- Academic record impact
- Transfer of credits (if applicable)
- Possible administrative fees for withdrawal

3. Recommended Steps:
- Schedule an appointment with the university's academic counselor
- Discuss your reasons for withdrawal
- Understand any potential readmission possibilities
- Get all withdrawal instructions in writing
- Collect necessary documentation

4. Additional Considerations:
- Check your original admission contract for specific withdrawal clauses
- Determine if there are any penalties or restrictions
- Understand how this might affect future educational opportunities

5. Documentation Needed:
- Likely required documents:
  - Admission letter
  - Identity proof
  - Application for withdrawal
  - No-dues certificate from different university departments

I recommend speaking directly with the university's administration for the most accurate and personalized guidance regarding your specific situation.

Since the latest cutoff information for admission to the LLM programme at the Department of Law at Panjab University is not directly available, so here are some general details that might help:

• The cutoff is determined based on the PU-CET (PG) exam.
• It differs for different categories and rounds and so you can't compare one with another. 
• It's also determined by different factors, like difficulty level of exam, the number of applicants, etc.
• The cutoff will be released separately for each round.

Also it is important that the student applying for LLM mush have atleast secured atleast of 55% marks in LLB. And also I'm not totally sure about all the given information so i recommend you to check the official website too.

I hope that helps.

Both entrance examinations and merit are used in the selection process. To be admitted here, candidates must receive at least 50% of the possible points in the PU UGLAW Entrance Exam. Examinees must complete 100 questions in two hours for a total of 400 marks. They must indicate their preferred language on the OMR sheet. Given that each incorrect response results in a -0.25 negative marking. Merit is determined by adding the weighted class +2 percentage (50%) and the UGLAW Entrance test results (50%) together. You can obtain admission to private colleges with relative ease. The cost of the PGLAW Entrance Test is 2100 rupees, whereas SC, ST, and PwD pay 1050 rupees.