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The Department of Law, MDU cutoff is available to candidates on the Maharshi Dayanand University, Rohtak official website and on educational platforms like Shiksha. Usually, the LLB program's cutoff ranks are made public during the counseling procedure and seat assignment procedures. Furthermore, Shiksha offers the most recent cutoff data, including the beginning and ending ranks for several categories, for the B.A. LL.B programme at the Department of Law, MDU.

However it is benefecial to refer to the official university website or the relevant educational platforms in order to obtain the most precise and current information regarding the cutoff of any particular university.

Yes, you can join the Department of Law at Maharshi Dayanand University (MDU) directly. The department offers various law programs with different modes of admissions to such courses, as entrance tests are conducted by the this institute. For example, the LLB (Hons.) programme has an intake of 120 students and requires an entrance test for admission. The department aims to equip students for judicial services, improve legal competence, and prepare them for careers in teaching, research, and consultancy in legal procedure and problems.

For more specific information on admission requirements and procedures, you can contact the Department of Law at MDU directly.

Panjab University offers LLM as one year course as well as two year course. The syllabus for both is different, although both the courses contain similar subjects. Punjab University is providing total 50 seats for LLM of one year course. Which consists of 42 Indian + 4 NRI + 2 Foreign National students. For Department of Laws, Panjab University LLM admissions, valid PUCET PG scores are considered. The Department of Laws, Panjab University Chandigarh provides various facilities to its students on campus. The college has a separate and well-equipped Moot Court Hall where various Seminars, Presentations, and Moot Court Competitions are held each year.

Merit is calculated taking 50% of the class +2 percentage including weightages (if any) and 50% of the UGLAW Entrance Test marks. For B.A./B.Com LL.B. Merit is to be determined on the basis of score for which the percentage of marks obtained by the candidate in the qualifying examination. In every semester in each paper/practical, as the case may be, maximum marks shall be 100, while minimum pass marks in each paper shall be 36% individually and 45% in aggregate i.e. total of all papers, as the case may be, of that semester taken altogether. Assuming that your board has set the passing marks at 33, then unfortunately, you have failed the exam as you have scored 32 marks which is less than the passing marks.