DU Delhi Alumni

1. Admission to Delhi University (DU) Without CLAT : Yes, you can still get admission to Delhi University for a BA LLB program without taking CLAT, as DU conducts its own entrance exam for law admissions, known as the DU LLB Entrance Exam . However, if you are interested in the CUET (Common University Entrance Test) , DU has also started accepting CUET scores for some courses, including law programs in certain colleges. It’s important to check the specific admission criteria of the college you are interested in, as some may consider CUET scores for BA LLB admissions.

2. Gautam Buddha University (GBU) Entrance Exam Date for BA LLB Course (UG) 2024-25 : As of now, the exact date for the Gautam Buddha University (GBU) Entrance Exam 2024-25 for BA LLB is not officially released. It’s best to keep an eye on the official GBU website or their admissions portal for updates on exam dates, application forms, and other related details. Generally, the entrance exams are held in May or June , so you can expect an announcement soon.

Hello,

If you scored 49 marks in PCB and the cutoff for counseling is 50 , it is risky to increase your marks artificially. During counseling, the information you provide, including marks, is usually verified against your original mark sheet . If a discrepancy is found (e.g., 49 shown as 50), your admission can be canceled , and you might even face restrictions in future exams or counseling processes.

Suggesstions :-

1. Always provide accurate information : Manipulating marks is a serious offense and can harm your career.
2. Review the counseling rules : Check if you qualify under any special category or relaxation criteria.
3. Explore other options :
   • Look for colleges or courses with lower cutoffs where your marks are eligible.
   • Prepare for alternative exams or the next session to improve your score.

Honesty is critical in such processes; misleading authorities can have long-term consequences.

Hope it helps !

If you haven't received your roll number from the Delhi University School of Open Learning (DU SOL), here are some steps you can take:

1. Check Your Email and SMS : DU SOL typically sends roll numbers via email or SMS. Make sure to check your spam or junk folder as well.

2. Login to the DU SOL Portal : Visit the official DU SOL website and log into your account. Your roll number might be available in your profile or dashboard.

3. Contact DU SOL : Reach out to the DU SOL examination helpdesk or student support for assistance. You can contact them via their official contact number or email provided on the website.

4. Visit the DU SOL Office : If you are in Delhi or can visit, you can go to the DU SOL office to inquire about your roll number directly.

5. Check Exam Notifications : Keep an eye on any official announcements or notices on the DU SOL website or their social media pages. Sometimes roll numbers are released or updated there.