Hello,

Yes, Punjabi University in Patiala offers a 5-year B.A. LL.B . course through its Punjab School of Law.

To be eligible, you need to have completed 10+2 with at least 45% marks (40% for SC/ST and physically handicapped candidates). Admissions are based on merit in the qualifying examination.

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To access the Class 8th results for Sri Guru Harkrishan Public School, Ajnala , follow these steps:

1. Check the School Notice Board – Schools often display results on their premises. Visiting in person can provide immediate information.

2. Contact the School Administration – Call or visit the school office to inquire about result announcements and the procedure to access them.

3. Ask Your Class Teacher – Teachers may have details about student performance and can guide you on how to check your result.

Since Class 8 results are usually managed at the school level , direct communication with the school is the best way to obtain accurate information. https://www.careers360.com/

Here are some mode papers which you can refer to and score some good marks.
Link: Model Test Papers (https://www.pseb.ac.in/modeltestpaper?catid=3)

Hello,

As you didn't mentioned for which class you are asking for the answer key so i am giving you two links one link is for downloading the class 10th answer key of PSEB board.

And second is of class 12th. Kindly refer these :

https://school.careers360.com/boards/pseb/pseb-10th-answer-key-2025

https://school.careers360.com/boards/pseb/pseb-12th-answer-key-2025

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Hello there,

Your total marks in Punjabi will be calculated as:

Theory Marks (Expected): 23
Internal + Practical + Assessment: 18
Total: 23 + 18 = 41 out of 100

Pass Criteria:

In most education boards, the minimum passing percentage is 33% of the total marks (100).

• 33% of 100 = 33 marks required to pass
  
  
• Since you are getting 41 marks , you should be promoted as you have cleared the minimum passing criteria.

However, if your board has different passing rules (such as needing to pass theory separately), you should check your board’s guidelines or consult your school.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello Jessica,

It is usually not possible to apply for the B.Ed. examination form after the last date at most universities, including Punjabi University Patiala, without a late fee or specific exceptions like reopening of applications. However, universities sometimes provide an extended window with a late fee, or may reopen applications for special circumstances.

I recommend checking the official website of Punjabi University Patiala or contacting the university's admissions office directly for the most accurate and up-to-date information on any possibilities of late application submission.

You need 8 more marks in Chemistry to pass your BSc exam where the passing marks are 26. The question is whether a revaluation can secure these additional marks, considering the passing criteria is to pass in theory from the total of three papers.

Revaluation and Passing Criteria:

Revaluation is a process where your answer scripts are re-evaluated by a different examiner. The aim is to rectify any potential marking errors. However, revaluation is not guaranteed to increase your marks significantly.

To pass the subject, you need to pass in theory across all three papers. If revaluation increases your marks to 26 or above, and you have already passed in theory for the other two papers, then yes, you will pass the subject.

Important Considerations:

• University Rules: Check the specific rules of Punjabi University Patiala regarding revaluation and passing criteria. There might be specific guidelines related to your situation.
• Expectations: Be realistic about the chances of gaining 8 marks through revaluation. It's essential to prepare for other possibilities, such as supplementary exams.

Conclusion:

While revaluation is an option, it's not a guaranteed solution. Consider your options carefully and prepare accordingly. Consulting with your university's examination department for specific guidance is recommended.

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