KSLU declares semester exam results for law programs

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Karnataka State Law University (KSLU) has released the semester examination results for undergraduate and postgraduate law programs, including 3-Year LLB, 5-Year BA LLB, BBA LLB, BCom LLB, and LLM courses. Students can check their marks online at kslu.karnataka.gov.in by entering their registration number.

KSLU declares semester exam results for law programs

The university follows an 80:20 evaluation pattern for most LLB programs, with 80 marks for the written exam and 20 for internal assessment. Students need at least 32 out of 80 in the written exam and an aggregate of 40 out of 100 to pass. For those unsatisfied with their marks, KSLU has opened applications for photocopy of answer scripts, revaluation, and challenge valuation.

Applications for revaluation typically open within 15 days of the result declaration. Students must apply through their respective colleges with a prescribed fee per paper. Those who have cleared final semesters can apply for a provisional degree certificate through their colleges 15 days after the result announcement.

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The result release gives students a clear pathway if they are unhappy with their scores. KSLU offers revaluation and challenge valuation, but students must act within the 15-day window through their colleges. The 80:20 marking scheme means a strong internal assessment can compensate for a lower written exam score, though the written exam alone requires 32 out of 80. Students who pass their final semester can then apply for a provisional degree certificate, a step that is essential for graduation and further career steps.


Source: adda247.com

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