Faculty of Law, Delhi University L.L.M : Fees 2025, Admission Dates, Course Duration, Eligibility

New Delhi, Delhi NCR

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Master of Laws [L.L.M.]

Course Fees

Course Duration

2 Years

Tuition Fees

6.02 K

1 Year Fees

6.02 K

Total Fees

12.04 K

Detailed Fees

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Year	1	2
Total Year Wise fees	₹6,020	₹6,020
Total Fees	₹6020	₹6020
Tuition fees	₹6020	₹6020

Course Information

Eligibility Criteria

Aspirants seeking admission to the Program should meet the following criteria as specified by the institute

For Unreserved (UR) category candidates, a three-year/five-year LL.B. Degree from the University of Delhi or any other Indian or Foreign University recognized as equivalent by the University of Delhi with at least 50% marks or an equivalent grade point in the aggregate.
For Other Backward Classes (OBC) category candidates, a three-year/five-year LL.B. Degree from the University of Delhi or any other Indian or Foreign University recognized as equivalent by the University of Delhi with at least 45% marks or an equivalent grade point in the aggregate. 10
The candidates belonging to Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe (SC/ST), widows/wards of ex-servicemen/serving personnel (CW) category and Person with Disability (PwD) category having a three year/five-year LL.B. Degree from the University of Delhi or any other Indian or Foreign University recognized as equivalent by the University of Delhi with at least 45% marks or an equivalent grade point in the aggregate in either of them.

Note:

(a) The candidates securing marks prescribed above or appearing in the LL.B. Degree examination or awaiting the results of any such examination are eligible to appear in the LL.M. Entrance Test 2018 but the admission will depend on their securing the minimum prescribed eligibility marks.

(b) Rounding off a fraction of marks is not allowed.

(c) No candidate on the rolls of LL.M. course of any University including the University of Delhi shall be allowed to take admission in the LL.M. Course irrespective of whether the candidate is an ex-student or regular in that University. Any candidate who had taken admission in any University including Delhi University LL.M. course may take the admission only if they have canceled their admission in that University on the date of their admission in the University of Delhi.

Course Details

Annual Fee (For students enrolled with University of Delhi) – Rs. 50

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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.