DU LLB 2022 counselling will be conducted in offline mode after the declaration of the result. 

Hello,

No, you cannot fill any form for LLB of three years duration which is based on the eligibility criteria of passed graduation in any field from a recognized university securing 45-50% aggregate which vary as per norms of the university because your highest qualification at present is appearing/passed 12th standard whatever may be applicable, if you want to pursue law courses after 12th consider pursuing integrated law courses such as BA-LLB/BSc-LLB/BBA-LLB/BCom-LLB/BCA-LLB etc for which you can appear for entrance test such as  CLAT/AILET/LSAT/SET/BHU UET to name a few, if Delhi is your preference as a city for pursuing higher academics in law, then the best option is NLU, Delhi for which you need to appear for AILET.

Yeah! DU LLB provides 3 years law program.

The programme is offered by the Faculty of Law, Delhi University at the following centres:

• Campus Law Centre (CLC)
• Law Centre 1 (LC1)
• Law Centre 2 (LC2)

To know more about DU LLB entrance you may visit the link below:

https://law.careers360.com/articles/du-llb

I hope my answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Hello Student

The eligibility for taking admission in LLB course of 3 years Candidate should have the the degree of any course which is equivalent to graduation level.as you have not completed your BBA degree which is equivalent to Bachelor  degree of administration so it is not possible for you to apply for taking admission in 3 years LLB course.It will be better for you to take BBA law course which is a 5 years integrated course the same time you will achieve Bachelor of business administration and law degree which will be great it is for you in your profile in the in connection is profession and job profile.

Hope this helps.

hi,

DU LLB entrance would conduct on online mode.  There will be total 100 questions on section of  English Language & Comprehension,  Analytical Abilities, Legal Awareness & Aptitude,  General Knowledge, from each of the section there will be 25 question. however exam duration would be 2 hours , for correct answer 4 marks will be given, wrong answer 1  mark would be deducted.

now coming to cutoff score, it changes every year and depends on certain factors like number of applicants, questions difficulty level, seat matrix, number of applicant and so on. last year du llb third list cutoff for obc ncl was 178, so scoring around 220  is a challenging score .

you may follow the below link to know in details:

https://law.careers360.com/articles/du-llb-cutoff

Hello student NTA conducts entrance examination for admission into DU LLB Course. Approx 2900 seats offered through entrance examination at the law center of Delhi university.

Eligibility - Candidates must graduate in any discipline with minimum 50 percent marks from Delhi university or any other recognized university.

For OBC 45% and for SC/ST 40%

Feel free to comment if you have any doubt

Good luck

Hi Aspirant,

DU LLB exam is conducted by NTA for admissions to three-year LLB courses offered at Campus Law Centre of Delhi University. The exam is conducted at the national level at more than 18 test cities . The eligiblilty criteria for this exam is candidate passes graduation from DU or any university with 50 percent marks.

Through the entrance exam, more than 2,900 LLB seats are offered at the law centres of Delhi University. For more information please visit your website.

Hello Dear,

Yes, candidates in the final year or awaiting results of their graduation degree can also apply for DU LLB. However, such candidates have to submit the proof of qualifying examination at the time of the admission process. DU LLB Entrance Exam is a university level test conducted annually to shortlist aspirants for admission in the 3-year LLB Program offered at Faculty of Law, Delhi University.   Last year, total 17,662 applicants appeared for the University of Delhi's LLB entrance examination and you can expect a similar number of applicants for this year with a slight increase or decrease. For more information related to eligibility you can visit the link below:

https://law.careers360.com/articles/du-llb-eligibility-criteria