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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

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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, t

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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

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Yes, the application process of GNDU BA LLB (Hons) 2026-27 is open. The university released the centralised application forms online, students must submit the registration fee before the official deadline to ensure their admissions.

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Yes, GNDU follows the Bar Council of India (BCI) laid down rules for its BA LLB (Hons). The maximum age limit for General Category applicants is 20 years as of July 1st of the admission year. For candidates belonging to reserved categories like SC, ST, or OBC, a relaxation is allowed up to a maximum

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Students can pay their GNDU BA LLB (Hons) semester fees online via the integrated student portal using Net Banking, Debit/Credit Cards, or UPI. If a candidate prefer to pay offline, they can generate a formal HDFC Bank Challan directly from their online student account dashboard, print that slip and

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Students can pay their GNDU BA LLB (Hons) semester fees online via the integrated student portal using Net Banking, Debit/Credit Cards, or UPI. If a candidate prefer to pay offline, they can generate a formal HDFC Bank Challan directly from their online student account dashboard, print that slip and

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Yes, a 100% refund of BA LLB (Hons) tuition fee is possible at GNDU, if a student's written request for withdrawal reaches the university 15 days or more before the officially notified closing date of admissions. The university will only deduct a minor processing amount as a handling fee.

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Yes, a 100% refund of BA LLB (Hons) tuition fee is possible at GNDU, if a student's written request for withdrawal reaches the university 15 days or more before the officially notified closing date of admissions. The university will only deduct a minor processing amount as a handling fee.

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Yes, with 69% marks in Class 12 from the CBSE board, you are usually ok to apply for LPU’s integrated B.Sc. LL.B. (Hons.) program, though it also depends on what the university is asking for right now. Basically, admission follows the specified eligibility criteria, and in many cases you may have to

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