DU LLB 2022 entrance exam tomorrow; admit card download link, exam day guidelines
Deepti Shikha | October 18, 2022 | 11:05 AM IST | 1 min read
DU LLB 2022 entrance exam will be conducted by the NTA in computer-based mode. DU LLB exam 2022 admit card download link available on the official website.
NEW DELHI : The National Testing Agency (NTA) will conduct DU LLB entrance exam 2022 on October 19, in computer-based test mode. Candidates should download the DU LLB admit card 2022 , a mandatory document to appear in the exam from the official website - nta.ac.in. The admit card of DU LLB 2022 exam includes details of candidates, instructions to be followed on the examination day .
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DU LLB entrance exam 2022 will be conducted in both Hindi and English with a total of 100 multiple-choice objective-type questions. There will be four sections including general knowledge, English language, analytical abilities, and legal awareness and aptitude.
DUET LLB entrance exam 2022: How to download admit card
Candidates to download DU LLB admit card 2022 should follow the steps given below:
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Visit the official website of NTA - nta.ac.in
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Login by providing your DU LLB 2022 application form number and date of birth
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DU LLB admit card 2022 will be displayed on the screen, check if all the information mentioned is correct or not
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Download the admit card and carry it to the examination centre to appear for the exam.
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DU LLB exam 2022: Exam day instructions
The following instructions should be followed by the candidates on exam day.
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Candidates should reach the exam centre of DU LLB 2022 around 30 minutes before the reporting time mentioned in the admit card.
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Candidates must carry the DU LLB 2022 admit card and a government-issued photo ID proof such as Aadhar card, PAN card, voter ID, passport or driving license to the examination centre.
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No electronic items such as mobile phones, digital watches or calculators will be allowed inside the examination hall.
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Candidates should follow all the instructions specified by the NTA and not indulge in any prohibited activities.
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