NLU Delhi All Questions

Hello Aspirant,

As per the Constorium of National Law Universities  for CLAT the eligibility requirement  is that candidate must have passed or appearing class 12 in any stream with minimum 45 percent marks aggregate from a recognized central or state board.

So yes you're eligible to take admission in BBA LLB (Hons.) without mathematics.

I hope this information helps you.

Good luck!!

Hello Shivam Yadav!

AILET 2020 Expected Cut-off

General

80-90

Scheduled Caste

50-80

Scheduled Tribe

50-70

Persons with Disability

50-80

Kashmiri Migrants

50-90

Residents of Jammu and Kashmir

60-80

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Hello aspirant,

The cut-off changes every year depending on various factors like applications received for admission, performance of candidates and difficulty level of questions. But according to 2019 cut-off trends if you score a rank below 1000 in general category then you can get admission in a good college.

For further information you can visit:

https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-cutoff

Hope this helped.

All the best!

Thank you.

Hello,

NLU, Delhi doesn't offer three years LLB program,  so you have to try for other universities which offer this course as Delhi University conducts DU LLB, Banaras Hindu University conducts BLAT,  Allahabad University conducts LAT, then there are state-specific entrance tests such as AP LAWCET for admission to Andhra Pradesh's universities or colleges , TS LAWCET for Telangana's universities or colleges, MH CET LAW for Maharashtra's universities or colleges.

Eligibility for LLB is passed graduation in any discipline from a recognized university with 45% marks, for reserved categories it's 40 %,  BHU and DU require 50% aggregate, while other universities like Kurukshetra, Meerut, Rohtak need 45% in graduation.

hi,

see due to covid19 pandemic there is many competitive exam, board exam, university exam has post poned, so the exam will be reschedules and it depends on exam control authorities decision , so right now you need to frequently check the official website, and be update about the current news, right now there is nothing can be predicted about the exam dates.

Hello.
Yes , according to the rules and regulation of NLU Delhi, all the students will have to stay in the hostel residence but this condition is only for the freshers that means if you are in the first year then you will have to follow this rule and then you are free to live anywhere after the completion of your year.
For more details you can refer below link:
https://www.careers360.com/university/national-law-university-new-delhi/amp
Best of luck.

Hello,

Eligibility of integrated law program is having passed 10+2 from a recogized board with minimum 50% aggregate, there's relaxation of 5% in case of reserved category. Admission to the top universities are based on entrance.

Entrance test conducted as as follows-

• CLAT, conducted by 14 NLUs across India
• AILET, conducted by National Law University, Delhi
• LSAT scores are accepted by many law schools such as Jindal Global Law School, Sonepat
• SET, by Symbiosis Law Schools Pune & Noida

Hello Abhishek,

National Law University, Delhi is one of the best law universities in India, offering courses at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels.

The university offers various PG and UG courses across the stream of Law and Management.

The university conducts the All India Law Entrance Test (AILET) for admission in BA LLB, LLM, and PhD courses. All candidates, other than those applying under the Foreign Nationals category, should appear for the All India Law Entrance Test (AILET) and the selection will be solely on that basis.

Therefore, only Foreign Nationals are exempted from appearing in the examination and can get direct admission given that they have obtained a minimum of 65% in their qualifying examination.

Hope this helps you. We wish you the best for your future endeavours!

Regards

Hello aspirant. Firstly, the subjects are english, mathematics just the basic maths, GK, legal aptitude and reasoning. Hope you would be aware of the syllabus. If not, drop a comment, I will help you with that.

1. English... usual ones like, blanks, synonyms, passages so on and so forth. Practice the previous year question papers

2. Basic mathematics .. algebra, work and time, Quant of basic level, distance etc ..practice RS agarwal books and ncert books bits, it would be more than enough. But practice daily

3. GK... get to know all the static gk question and answers that are constant. Regarding current affairs ,follow news and news paper daily. If possible note down the issues going on for long time

4.legal aptitude .. solve the current legal problems, read the case studies given in the net that are solved before related to legal problems. The many you solve, the better it would be

5. Reasoning.. again, practice rs agarwal book, previous reasoning and non verbal questions. Solve the test papers

All the best

Regards

Nikhitha