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Faculty of Law, University of Delhi Admission 2023: Courses, Eligibility, Application Form, Dates

Q: What is the educational qualification for admission to the LLM programme at Faculty of Law, DU?

The qualifications required are as follows:5 year BA LLB course or 3 year BA LLB course qualified students may applyA minimum of 50% is required at the qualifying exams45% is the requirement for reserved category students.

New Delhi, Delhi NCR

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The Law Faculty is said to be one of the largest law schools in India. It was established in 1924 as part of the Delhi University under the Faculty of Law. The college attracts students from every state of India and more than twenty countries all around the world. Faculty of Law, Delhi University offers LL.B. and LL.M degree programs along with Ph.D. in Law.

Candidates must apply online from the admission portal of the University of Delhi.
To apply for LL.B. program, candidates must have a graduation degree in any field with at least 50% marks in aggregate.
Candidates should have an LL.B. Degree from with at least 50% marks or an equivalent CGPA to be eligible for LL.M. program.
For the Ph.D. program, candidates should have a Masters or equivalent degree in the Law stream from a recognized university.
Selection is based on the merit in the entrance examinations and as per the cut off list released by Delhi University.
LL.B selection is based on DU LLB entrance exam while for LL.M, DU LLM entrance exam is conducted by the university.
Admission to Ph.D. will be through Ph.D. entrance exam conducted by DU or UGC-NET or any other nation Ph.D. test.
Relaxation of 5% marks in the minimum eligibility prescribed for general candidates will be allowed to widows/wards of ex-servicemen, wards of serving personnel (CW) category who are in receipt of Gallantry awards, and candidates belonging to physically handicapped (PH) category
Final year degree students awaiting results are also eligible to apply.

Check Here: Faculty of Law, University of Delhi Fee Structure

Table of Content

Faculty of Law Admission Highlights
Faculty of Law LL.B. Admission
Faculty of Law LL.M. Admission
Faculty of Law Ph.D Admission
Faculty of Law Application Process
Faculty of Law FAQs

Faculty of Law, University of Delhi Admission Highlights

Name of the Institute	Faculty of Law, University of Delhi, New Delhi
Institute Type	Public
Session	Regular
Name of Entrance	DU LLB Entrance Test DU LLM Entrance Test DU Ph.D. Entrance Test
Exam Mode	Offline
Basic admission criteria	Merit-based
Application mode	Online
Scholarship	Yes

Faculty of Law, University of Delhi LL.B. Admission 2023

Faculty of Law at the University of Delhi offers Bachelor of Law degree course at undergraduate level. The minimum eligibility is to have a Graduate Degree from a recognized university with at least 50% marks or an equivalent CGPA. Other backward classes candidates, should have at least 45% marks or equivalent CGPA while for SC/ST candidates, the minimum aggregate marks are 40%.

Admission to LL.B. course will be done on the basis of LL.B Common Entrance Test conducted by University of Delhi(DU LLB). The merit list will be prepared for all categories based on applicants’ marks in DU LLB CET. Applicants who clear the cut-off score set by the University will be called for the counselling process.

List of Course:

Courses	Eligibility Criteria	Selection Process
LL.B.	Candidates must have a Graduate/Post-Graduate Degree with at least 50% aggregate marks	On the basis of DU LLB CET Score

Faculty of Law, Delhi University LL.M. Admission 2023

DU’s Faculty of Law offers Master of Law degree course at postgraduate level. The basic eligibility criteria for candidates is to have a three-year/five-year LL.B. Degree from a recognized University with at least 50% aggregate marks or an equivalent CGPA. Other backward classes candidates, should have at least 45% marks or equivalent CGPA while for SC/ST candidates, the minimum aggregate marks are 40%.

Admission to LL.M. course will be done on the basis of LL.M. Common Entrance Test conducted by University of Delhi (DU LLM CET). The merit list will be prepared for all categories based on applicants’ marks in DU LLM CET. Applicants who clear the cut-off score set by the University will be called for the counselling process.

List of Course:

Courses	Eligibility Criteria	Selection Process
LL.M.	Passed three-year/five-year LL.B. Degree with at least 50% marks or an equivalent grade point in aggregate.	On the basis of DU LLM Score

Faculty of Law, Delhi University Ph.D Admission 2023

Faculty of Law at the University of Delhi offers Doctorate of Philosophy in Law. To be eligible to apply, candidates should have a Master’s or equivalent degree in the Law stream from the University of Delhi or any other Indian or Foreign University recognized as equivalent by the University of Delhi. Admission to the Ph.D. course will be done on the basis of NET with JRF, or DU Ph.D. Law Entrance Examination, or any other fellowship examination.

All Candidates will have to submit the Synopsis/Research Design to the department of law to be considered for the program. The merit list will be prepared for all categories based on applicants’ marks in the entrance test and his/her Synopsis/Research Design. Applicants who clear the cut-off score set by the University will be called for the interview and admission process.

List of Course:

Courses	Specialization	Eligibility Criteria	Selection Process
Ph.D.	Law	Candidate must have passed LL.M. or equivalent degree.	On the basis of NET/JRF/DU Ph.D. Law Entrance Test and Synopsis

Faculty of Law, University of Delhi Application Process 2023

Aspirants looking for admission in Faculty of Law, DU are required to apply in online mode. Candidates will also need to apply for the respective Entrance Examination separately. They are required to register online through the official website of the University of Delhi. Here are the steps to apply:

Visit the official website of Delhi University.
First time user have to register by clicking on ‘New User Sign up’ option in the new user section.
After completion of the registration process, a verification email will be sent to candidates’ e-mail ID.
Click on the ‘Confirm registration’ link.
Log in again to the UG/PG admission portal by clicking on the ‘Registered User’ link.
Fill the application form providing the correct details.
Candidates are required to choose the course which they want to pursue according to their eligibility.
Applicants can choose more than one course at the time of application.
Candidates must submit the application form along with the application fee (INR 100 for General/OBC Category candidates and INR 50 for SC/ST candidates) through Debit/Credit Card/Net Banking.
Upload the documents, fill the details asked on the application form and submit the same.

Documents to be uploaded:

Self-attested copy of board examination certificate of Class X mark sheet
Self –attested copy of provisional certificate of Class XII mark sheet
Self-attested copy of bachelor’s degree or provisional degree (if any)
Scanned copy of Photograph and Signature
Community certificate, SC/ST/OBC (as assigned by competent authority)
Certificate with reference to Kashmiri migrant, sports quota or Extra Curricular activities (ECA) quota (if applicable)

Candidates should carry the original documents along with the photocopies at the time of admission.

Character certificate from the Head of the College or School last attended
Matriculation certificate for confirmation of the date of birth
Provisional certificate of the last examination passed.
Class X, XII Mark sheets
Graduation Certificate (for LL.M. candidates)
Four passport size recent photographs of the student
Address Proof self and Parents
Aadhar Card
Income certificate/affidavit (for BPL Category candidates)

Reservations

15% and 7.5% seats are reserved for candidates belonging to SC and ST categories.
3% seats are reserved for Physically Handicapped Candidates as per the University procedure.
5% of total available seats are reserved for Sports and Extra Curricular Activities.

FAQs

Ques. Does the Campus Law centre DU offer LLM courses?

Ans. Unfortunately, CLC, Du does not offer an LLM course. The LLM course is solely offered by the Faculty of Law, DU.

Ques. Are any specializations offered by the Faculty of Law for their LLB and LLM courses.

Ans. No, specializations are not offered for these courses. The Faculty of Law only offers general programmes in LLB and LLM for aspirants.

Ques. What is the total intake of LLB courses at Faculty of Law, DU?

Ans. The total intake of the Faculty of Law for the DU course is 3320 seats. Out of which CLC has 1107 seats, Law centre 1 has 1106 seats and Law centre 2 has a total of 1107 seats.

Ques. Is there any age limit for appearing in the DU LLB examination at Faculty of Law, DU?

Ans. No,there is no age limit for appearing for the examination. Students who have completed their bachelors degree or graduate degree can apply for the examination.

Ques. What is the educational qualification for admission to the LLM programme at Faculty of Law, DU?

Ans. The qualifications required are as follows:

5 year BA LLB course or 3 year BA LLB course qualified students may apply
A minimum of 50% is required at the qualifying exams
45% is the requirement for reserved category students.

Ques. Can I fill the application form and submit it in offline mode at Delhi university for Faculty of Law?

Ans. No, there are no offline application forms for DU. For admission in DU LLB
course and LLM course. Online forms are the only acceptable medium.

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Answered Questions

Faculty of Law, University of Delhi: 2 answered questions

What are the average campus placement salary figures for DU LLB graduates?

Sansthiti Adwika

06 Oct 22

There isn't a significant campus placement at Delhi University. Therefore, a specific average placement salary figure is not known. Although the Placement Assistance Council assists with placements, the college can only place a small number of the over 2100 students in a batch.

However, according to statistics, the largest annual package offered can be about 20 lakhs, with the average package being around 4-5 lakhs. As the five-year law program has become the favorite choice among these recruiters, the number of recruiters is decreasing every year. But even without placement, students do seek employment.

What was your experience at the Faculty of Law DU? Is it worth it to study law there?

Raja Yaduvanshi

06 Oct 22

One of my friends studied at the Faculty of Law, DU. She believes that getting admission there is one of the best things that happened to her as it has guided her career path in a lot of ways. Thus, it is worth studying there. Here is what she shares about her experience as a student:

It is located in the center of North Campus, just a few blocks from every illustrious DU college. The canteen, gym, library, and all other services are open, and food is subsidized.
The most crucial factor is your peers. At the law school, you'll discover a lovely and hard-working crowd where everyone is eager to assist you if you are struggling in any way, even during the semester exams.
The tea shop and chatting on any subject under the sun are a terrific way to spend an evening at the Wisdom Tree, which is always proudly standing in the courtyard of the old faculty area. The teachers and guides are decent. The syllabus and course materials are excellent, and they even offer free high-quality materials.
Marking is a bit difficult. The question paper standard is on par with that of the UPSC and occasionally even higher than that of the judicial services. So, in order to get into the First Division, one must work hard. It is impossible to stand apart.

The faculty is among the most qualified and experienced in the country. One of the teachers who taught IPC there recently rose to ninth place in the Bihar Judicial Services. You can imagine the difficulty and the level.

The college has produced some of the country's best judges, lawyers, and bureaucrats.