Hello Harshita,

If you missed the option to self-assess your 10th marksheet during the NLU Delhi counselling procedure, you should take action right away. Here is what you can do.

1. Contact the NLU Delhi Counselling Helpline. Contact the NLU Delhi counselling officials as soon as possible. They should include a hotline or contact information on their official website. Explain your issue and ask if there is a method to correct the error or if they can advise you on your next steps.

2. Email the Admissions Office: If you are unable to reach them by phone, send a thorough email outlining the circumstance. Include your application number, the problem you're experiencing, and your request for a resolution. Be kind and clear in your communications.

3. Check for Extensions or Grace Periods: Some counselling processes provide grace periods or allow for document changes. Enquire if you can upload or self-assess the paper at this step.

4. Follow the Instructions: If they provide you any alternate instructions, make sure you follow them properly. If there are explicit submission or correction deadlines, please sure to meet them.

5. Review the FAQs/website: The official website or FAQs section may include instructions on how to manage such problems. It is always advisable to double-check for any notices or guidelines.

It's vital to act quickly, as the entrance and counselling processes often have severe deadlines.

If you require more particular assistance with your issue, you may need to contact NLU Delhi's counselling staff directly, either via email or the helpdesk, for instructions on how to proceed with the correction or self-assessment of your 10th marksheet.

Correct Answer: 145

Solution : Let's check the given options –

First option: 95; 95 ÷ 19 = 5
Second option: 145; 145 is not divisible by 19.
Third option: 114; 114 ÷ 19 = 6
Fourth option: 152; 152 ÷ 19 = 8

So, 145 is not divisible by 19. Hence, the second option is correct.

The National Law University (NLU) Delhi offers a five-year BA LLB (Hons) programme at the undergraduate level. Candidates seeking admission to the programme are required to pay the entrance exam fees and programme fees . The entrance exam fees for the General/ OBC/ EWS category candidates is Rs. 3,500 while SC/ ST/ PwD category candidates are required to pay Rs. 1,500 towards entrance exam fees. Entrance Fees exemption for below poverty line candidates of SC/ ST category.

The programme fees payable fall into three categories, namely annual fees, one-time fees, and deposits. Students pursuing the BA LLB (Hons) programme offered at NLU Delhi must pay the following fees as mentioned below:

• Admission Fees (one-time): Rs. 10,000
• Tuition Fees (per annum): Rs. 1,47,000
• Academic services and facilities (per annum): Rs. 43,000
• Utility Services (per annum): Rs. 20,000
• Student welfare fund (per annum): Rs. 7,000
• Refundable Estate Deposits (one-time): Rs. 25,000
• Mess Charges (per annum): Rs. 45,000
• Halls of Residence Charges (for Hostler): Rs. 86,000 per annum

The increase in Tuition fees of Rs. 7,000 pa and Halls of Residence Charges (for Hosteler) of Rs. 3,000 will be made every year in BA LLB (Hons) programme.

Hello candidate,

National law University conducts entrance test to give admission . It offers courses like BA LLB, LLM, PHD programmes.

The entrance exam conducted is known as AILET, the registration for the same is closed for this year i.e. 2021. The entrance exam is to be conducted in pen and paper mode.

The eligibility criteria to appear for AILET is

• Passing 10+2 from a recognised board in any stream.
• Minimum 50% marks in boards
• No age limit.

To register for this exam, one has to fill the application form available on the website with their personal, educational and additional details.

Hope this information helps.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/law.careers360.com/articles/ailet-application-form/amp

Hello aspirant, 

I am also from general category so I can understand your pain. The case you are talking is just that, some student from sc/st category having less score than you will get admission and you will not is because the cutoff for general and other categories are very different. The cutoff for general category is very high than compared to that for sc/st. 

Hope you got my point,don't loose hope.

Hi Candidate,

You have scored well in clat. As you have not mentioned your which category you belong to it is difficult for to predict if you will get an admission in NLU Mumbai or not. Thus you can go through the link below which consists the cut off rank of various categories at NLU. 

https://law.careers360.com/articles/mnlu-mumbai-cutoff

Hey Saurabh,

It's quite difficult to say. It's more like a 50-50 chance. You might make it or you might not. This depends on the results actually. If the results are better than the cut offs are expected to rise. Still you can use the college predictor of career360 to predict your college.

I hope this helps you, good luck!

Hi Rajat, 

You don't have to apply anymore for a seat at any of the National Law University,  you will be allotted a seat according to your rank and if there is any reservation for J&K residents you will surely be considered for the same. Your marks are on the lower side and chances of getting into one of the NLU is a little difficult but if your category rank is good then you will definitely get into one of the NLU. 

Helloo Vikramaditya, 

         See predicting the final college is also difficult and seems pointless until the actual cutoff is announced. 

          The trend for the cutoff changes every year depending upon student's performance and total no. of available seats.

     For your marks and category it seems a bit more difficult to get any NLU as this time the merit has gone up and thus the cutoff will also go high. However you should still not loose hope and thus register for counselling whenever the portal opens and look what best happens.

 GOOD LUCK