Hello Parul,

Since the cutoff for DU LLB 2019 is expected to release in July, so by looking at the previous years cut offs, we can get some idea about the expected scores from the candidates.  To qualify in the first list, an SC Category candidate scored a rank of

Hey Anurag.

Yea, if you are in the final year of your graduation degree them you are eligible to take the DU LLB entrance exam this year only. According to the eligibility criteria laid out for DU LLB you need to pass a graduation degree with atleast 50% aggregate. Hence

Hlo bhavya, 

Faculty of law offers different courses of law. It comes under delhi university. It offer 3 year llb course and also masters in law. In order to take admission in this you have to clear the DU-Llb entrance exam. Only those candidates are eligble for exam who have

Hey Anuj.

No, Delhi University does not provide any 5 year integrated law courses like BA LLb. DU only offers a 3 year law course which you can do after you've completed a graduation degree. 

There are various other good colleges in India that provide BA LLB 5 year law

Hi,
The best no. to score for General category candidate will be to score 100% but as it's not possible for everyone in every exam, so, in such scenario scoring cut-off marks will fetch you a seat, but it's not that easy to predict cut-off mark for any exam because

Hello Aspirant,

DU LLB 2019 will be conducted tentatively on June 18, 2019.

And also there is no age bar for DU LLB 2019 entrance exam.

Therefore you don't have to worry much, because the Lucent and universal will be sufficient for you.

Still, you can even visit our website,

Some other government law exams other than CLAT are:

1. AILET(All India Law Entrance Test)
2. BLAT(BHU Law Admission test)
3. IPU-CET Law( has both government and private colleges,allotment depends on your rank)
4. MH-CET Law
5. State University law entrances such as Calcutta University,Allahabad University,Rajasthan University etc(its preferable to take the state university law