DUET PG 2022: DU LLB admit card soon; Know exam details, syllabus, marking scheme
Prashita Mishra | October 10, 2022 | 11:26 AM IST | 1 min read
National Testing Agency (NTA) will conduct the DU LLB entrance exam on October 19, in online mode.
NEW DELHI: National Testing Agency (NTA) will soon issue the DU LLB 2022 admit card in online mode. Candidates will be required to download admit card of DUET PG 2022 and carry a hard copy of it to the designated examination centre. The DU LLB 2022 entrance exam is scheduled to be conducted on October 19, 2022. The DUET LLM 2022 will be conducted on October 17, 2022, in computer-based test mode.
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The DUET PG 2022 admit card will carry details such as the candidate’s name, roll number, exam centre name, address, exam date, timings along with instructions.
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DU LLB 2022 Admit Card - Important Dates
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Events |
Dates |
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DU LLM entrance exam date |
October 17, 2022 |
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DU LLB 2022 entrance exam |
October 19, 2022 |
Steps to download DU LLB admit card 2022?
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Go to NTA official website - nta.ac.in
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Check for DUET admit card download link (will be available soon)
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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 take printouts for future reference.
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DU LLB syllabus 2022
Candidates preparing for DU LLB entrance exam should refer to the syllabus prescribed by the university. The detailed syllabus is mentioned below
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Subjects |
Number of questions (approx.) |
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English Language comprehension |
25 |
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Analytical Abilities |
25 |
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General knowledge |
25 |
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Legal Awareness and aptitude |
25 |
The DU LLB entrance test will have 100 objective-type questions carrying 4 marks each and there will be a negative marking of 1 mark for each question marked incorrectly. The test duration will be of two hours.
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