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Yes, you can get admission from sports quota.

Delhi University offers Sports Quota.

Under Sports and ECA quota, University of Delhi offers not more than 5% reservation.

Information regarding sports quota seats alongwith requirement of sportspersons in different Games/ Sports with the respective Position/ Event / Weight Category are

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Mentioned below are the name of the top colleges and University which offer Bachelor of law degree in Delhi:

• University of Delhi
• National Law University
• Faculty of laws Jamia Millia Islamia university
• Bennett University
• Indian Law Institute
• The northcap university
• Bml Munjal University

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Your question is looking incomplete because you have not mention the name of the college or university. But the average fees which Indian colleges or universities charges for Bachelor of law degree ranges between 2.5 lakh to 4 lakh per annum. The candidate must have completed 50% marks

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Yes, you can get admission in LLB, without Entrance Exam under Management Quota. There are many Private Law Colleges and Universities who accept admission through Management Quota. You may be required to have Passed you +2, maybe you Bachelor Degree Certificate if available and certain other Documents. Some Universities, might