Which subject should I need, to clear CUCET for the course of B.A. LLB?

Hi, for most colleges the subject requirement is General Test only. But for several Universities such as Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University the subject requirement is: Section IA Languages (any one) + Section II - Legal Studies/ Computer Science/ Economics/ Geography/ History/ Political Science (Any Three) You can also look at the subject combinations for various colleges under the Courses section for B.A. LL.B. At the official CUET website.

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Subject wise The Common University Eligibility Test 2022 curriculum for B.A. LL.B. Is given below : 1- public awareness: Awards and honors, eminent personalities, UN bodies, government and vital environmental agreements, major sporting developments, and international events. 2- Logical and Analytical Reasoning: Sequence, direction, syllogism, blood relations, critical reasoning, analogy. 3- Numerical Ability: Pie charts, bar graphs, measuring system graphs, tables, line graphs, and mixed graphs are examples of numerical abilities. 4- Quantitative Reasoning: proportion, mathematical notation, pure mathematics, profit and loss, and the states of Andhra Pradesh and GP. 5- General English Idioms, Syntax, Spellings, Phrases, Grammar, Idioms and Synonyms, Proverbs, Phrases, Antonyms, Legal terms, disorderly words and sentences, Homonyms, One-word substitution, Fill in the Blanks, Vocabulary, Incorrect sentences. 6- Legal studies: judicial topics, legal topics, legal maxims, arbitration, court assessment, various dispute resolution, human rights in India, bar and services topics, and international context. I hope this will help you.

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Subjects wise CUET 2022 syllabus for B.A. LL.B. Is given below : 1. General knowledge : Awards and honours, eminent personalities, UN bodies, geopolitics and important environmental agreements, major developments in the areas of sports, International events 2. Logical and Analytical Reasoning : Series, directions, syllogism, blood relations, critical reasoning, analogy 3. Numerical Ability : Pie charts, bar graphs, radar graphs, tables, line charts, mixed graphs 4. Quantitative Reasoning : Percentage, Number System Algebra profit and loss, Andhra Pradesh and GP 5. General English : Reading comprehension, Idioms Syntax, Spellings, Phrases, Grammar, Idioms and Synonyms, Proverbs, Phrases, Antonyms, Legal terms, Jumbled words/sentences, Homonyms, One-word substitution, Fill in the blanks, Vocabulary, Incorrect sentences 6. Legal studies : Judiciary topics, topics of law, legal maxims, arbitration, tribunal adjudication, and alternative dispute resolution, human rights in India, topics related to legal profession and services and international context.

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