Here are some preparation tips for DULLb entrance exam you can prefer given below:

Plan a strategy: Law aspirants must schedule a study-plan. An intensive preparation strategy is needed which includes as many as 6 hours of regular studies to crack DU LLB entrance exam. you must study at least two subjects every day and you must practice at least one vocabulary / English and one reasoning exercise daily.

Practise with previous year papers: Go through with previous year papers & do practise as much you can, it will also give an idea about the exam.

Make you time Schedule for preparation: Make your time schedule topic wise as it will help you to cover all the syllabus.

Join Mock test: Join Mock test as it will help you to analyze your performance where you stand.

Quantitative Aptitude – While revising any topic try to solve at least 10- 15 easy questions. Time-consuming questions can be kept for later after you have excelled in the easiest questions.

Reasoning –This section includes questions from Coding-decoding, Direction, Blood Relation, Syllogism, Critical Reasoning, Series, Venn-Diagram, Analogy, Sitting Arrangement, Small Puzzle and Cube- Dice. You can only score marks by practicing aggressively by solving different types of problems particularly puzzles based questions as it was included DU LLB 2015 question paper.

English –You need to learn grammar with patience as it is a time taking subject. So it is advised to read more and more books, to reading habit your vocabulary improves which in turn will be helpful in solving cloze  test, sentence rearrangement, fillers etc.

General Knowledge & Current Affairs – This section is very vast and includes topics from History, Geography, Indian Constitution, Economics, General Science and Current Affairs. It is advised to pick topics like Modern History, Indian Geography, Basic Economics and a lot of Indian Constitution and Current Affairs for preparation.

Legal Aptitude – This section includes legal reasoning as well as General Knowledge questions. Legal reasoning is not about knowledge but reasoning. Questions will be based on legal propositions (described in the paper), and a set of facts to which the said proposition has to be applied.

Good Luck!