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UNIVERSITY LAW COLLEGE Gopinath Bordoloi Nagar, Guwahati-781014:: Assam:: India ______Ref No.GU/ULC/B.A.,LL.B./LL.B./Admn/2018/ Date: 20-06-2018 GAUHATI UNIVERSITY OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPAL: UNIVERSITY LAW COLLEGE Gopinath Bordoloi Nagar, Guwahati-781014:: Assam:: India _____________________________________________________________________________________________ Ref No.GU/ULC/B.A.,LL.B./LL.B./Admn/2018/ Date: 20-06-2018 ADMISSION NOTIFICATION: Date 20-06-2018 For Admission into the First Semester of Five Year Integrated B.A., LL.B. /B.A.,LLB ( Hons.) & Three year LL.B. Degree programmes for the academic session 2018-2019 Online application process will be opened from 20th June, 2018 (5.00 p.m. onwards) till 2nd July, 2018 (up to 12 at midnight) for admission into the University Law College, Gauhati University for the session 2018-2019 at www.gauhati.ac.in . Interested students are asked to apply within the stipulated time frame. The programmes opened for admission are: (a) B.A.,LL.B /B.A.,LL.B (Hons.) Course & (b) LL.B. Course. Please note that only Online applications will be accepted. General Information: Detailed information regarding eligibility, fee structure, reservation & relevant relaxation thereon etc. are provided in the University Prospectus downloadable from the University website at www.gauhati.ac.in. Applicants are required to pay an amount of Rs. 500/- [ i.e. Rs.200/- (two hundred) as application fee and Rs. 300/- (three hundred ) as Entrance Fee ] as applicable using the online SBI Challan to be generated at the time of submission of the online form in any SBI Branch. Bank charges will have to be borne by the applicants. Additional Prescribed Forms: Candidates seeking admission under any reservation/quota viz. Differently Abled (Disabled), Son/Daughter of permanent G.U. Employees in service, Son/Daughter of G.U. Ex. Employees, Son/Daughter of Ex-Defence Personnel, Fringe Village and Extra-curricular & Co-curricular Activities, must submit the respective additional prescribed form(s), obtainable from the Gauhati University Press (GUP) on payment of Rs. 50/-(Rupees fifty) only. The form is to be submitted at the office of the Principal, University Law College, Gauhati University till 2nd July, 2018 (up to 4 p.m.) Important Dates: 20.06.2018 Wednesday Online Application process will be opened 5 p.m. onwards 02.07.2018 Monday Last date for receipt of filled-in forms Online 12 at midnight 09.07.2018 Monday Issue of Admit Card Online 10 a.m. onwards 13.07.2018 Friday Entrance Examination : B.A.,LL.B. / B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) 10.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. Entrance Examination : LL.B. 2.00 p.m. to 4.00 p.m. 19.07.2018 Thursday Publication of provisional Selection List on the college 5 p.m. notice board and G.U. website www.gauhati.ac.in 24.07.2018 Tuesday Provisional admission of students into First Semester of 11 a.m. onwards B.A., LL.B. /B.A.,LLB ( Hons.) course whose names appear in the Merit list 25.07.2018 Wednesday Provisional admission of students into First Semester of 11 a.m. onwards LL.B. course whose names appear in the Merit list 01.08.2018 Wednesday Commencement of classes 9.30 a.m. onwards (Details to be uploaded in the G.U. website www.gauhati.ac.in) ULCET-2018: G.U. Entrance Examination Pattern: There is negative marking @ 0 .5 mark for each wrong answer. Duration: 2 hours Total Marks- 100 : Multiple Choice Questions: 100 (1 Mark x 100) General Knowledge: (1 mark x 30) 30 Marks General English and Comprehension (1 mark x 10) 10 Marks Elementary Mathematics (numerical ability) (1 mark x 10) 10 Marks Logical Reasoning and Aptitude: (1 mark x 30) 30 Marks English (1 mark x 20) 20 Marks The General Knowledge component will cover the following fields: 1. Legal events and developments 2. Current events of Regional, National and International importance 3. General Science including basic Computer knowledge 4. History of India 5. Geography 6. Indian Polity, Sports and Economy N.B: A Student has to obtain at least 40% marks out of total marks in the Entrance Examination to be eligible for admission. Amongst those candidates who have obtained at least 40% marks out of total marks in the Entrance Examination, the provisional selection list for admission will be prepared on merit basis as per the existing rules. Prospectus- 2018-2019 is available at the G.U. website: www.gauhati.ac.in. All applicants are advised to follow the eligibility criteria before filling up of the form. Students are also advised to keep visiting the university website from time to time to know about any change of policy and dates that may occur, if and when required. HELP LINE: 7002764354, 9864207676 / 9864307676 Principal University Law College, Gauhati University Memo No: GU/ULC/Adm-B.A.,LL.B./LL.B./2018-19/ Date: 20/6/2018 Copy forwarded for information and necessary action to: 1. The Gulf Advertising Agency, Panbazar, Guwahati-1, with a request to get the above notification published in the last page in all editions of the next immediate issue of daily news papers viz., The Assam Tribune, Dainik Asom, Dainik Prantajyoti, & Dainik Janambhumi. 2. The Rector, G.U. 3. The Registrar, G.U. 4. The Treasurer, G.U. 5. The Controller of Examinations, G.U. 6. The Academic Registrar, G.U. 7. The Dean, Faculty of Law, G.U. 8. 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