Guru Nanak Dev University

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.

No, unlike the general BA LLB stream, the BCom LLB programme has specific academic eligibility. To apply for Bcom LLB at GNDU, candidates must have cleared their Class 12 board exams with a Commerce, Mathematics, or Economics background from a recognised board. 

No, there is no entrance exam needed for BCom LLB at GNDU. Admissions are entirely based on Class 12 aggregate marks. To qualify for the merit list, general category candidates must have a minimum aggregate of 45% in Class 12, while reserved category candidates require a minimum of 40%.

Yes, getting a seat in GNDU for BA LLB (Hons) can be competitive because the main Amritsar campus has limited intake of just 120 seats. Also,  85% of these seats are strictly reserved for candidates who belong to Punjab. Because selection depends on Class 12 board marks rather than an entrance test, candidates generally need a high aggregate percentage to clear the initial cutoff lists.

Yes, there is a good career scope after completing BA LLB (Hons) at GNDU becasue the university holds an elite NAAC A+ rating, making its degree highly valuable across India. Graduates can immediately enroll with the Bar Council to start independent practice in district and high courts. Also, they can clear state examinations to become a Judicial Officer (Judge), work as a public prosecutor, or join corporate companies as a legal advisor.

No, direct admissions are not allowed at the GNDU campus for BA LLB (Hons). Admissions are strictly structured through a Centralized State-Level Online Counseling Process managed under the state government's guidelines. Entry depends entirely on Class 12 merit ranking so candidates must submit their forms online, get documents verified, and wait for a seat allotment based on the official cutoff lists.

Yes, the application process of GNDU BA LLB (Hons) 2026-27 is open. The university released the centralized application forms online, and the extended deadline to submit registration with the fee payment is June 30, 2026. Candidates must ensure that they register on the official portal before this closing date.