PU LLB Entrance Exam

The PU LLB Entrance Exam for both 3 year & 5 year programs offers around 480 seats across Panjab University. It has seats divided between BA LLB, BCom LLB and others.

After collecting the admit card, the students must check all the details published on their admit card. PU LLB admit card 2026 is an important document for the exam. All the students need to carry their admit cards to the exam centre on the day of the exam.

No, candidates will not be able to fill the PU LLB application form. Aspirants first need to click on the forgot password link given on the homepage and then enter the required details to get a new password 

To download the PU LLB Admit Card 2026 you need to visit the Panjab University Law entrance exam portal pglaw.puchd.ac.in. Now that the admit card is out candidates can log in with their application details to download the same. 

Candidates must check the details mentioned on PU LLB Admit Card carefully

• Name of the candidate
• Parent's details
• Application number
• Roll number
• Photograph
• Signature of the candidate
• Exam centre name and address
• Exam day instructions

Candidates can download PU LLB Admit Card through these steps

• Visit pglaw.puchd.in
• Click on the Download admit card tab
• Enter your application number & date of birth
• PU LLB 2026 admit card will appear on the screen
• Download and take a printout of the PU LLB 2026 admit card.

Yes, you can cover the PU LLB syllabus in a month. Candidates should focus on preparation and try to cover all the subjects mentioned by the University. All you need is right approach and discipline. 

The PU LLB Entrance Exam covers Legal Aptitude (Constitutional Law, Contracts, Torts, IPC), General Knowledge & Current Affairs (National/Int'l Events, Polity, History, Awards, UN), English Language (Grammar, Vocab, Synonyms/Antonyms, Idioms), and Logical/Mental Ability (Reasoning, Syllogisms, Blood Relations, Coding-Decoding, Critical Reasoning). Key focus areas include Indian Constitution, recent legal developments, and static GK like History/Geography, with a mix of theory-based and factual questions.