BA LLB Hons National Law University, New Delhi

Also known as: NLU Delhi

New Delhi, Delhi

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Total Fees

8.40 Lakhs

Exam

AILET

Seats

Fees Details

Foreign Nationals: The annual tuition fee shall be in Indian Rupees equivalent to 5,000 (Five Thousand Only) US Dollars for candidates from SAARC countries and 10,000 (Ten Thousand Only) US Dollars from other countries. Other fees will be same as applicable to Indian students.

In addition to the above, Mess advance INR21000.00 per semester will be paid by the students to be adjusted as per actual charges/expenses of the Hostel Mess. The amount may be increased after reviewing the actual expenses on the recommendations of the Mess Committee, if required, with the approval of the Vice-Chancellor.

*50% of the deposits remaining after dues will go towards Student Welfare Fund and 50% towards Alumni on completion of the course. The Student Welfare Fund and Alumni Fund shall be kept in a separate account and will be used only for students & alumni.

Disclaimer: Data for total fees has been calculated based on all years/semesters as provided by the college. The actual fees may vary.

Exams Accepted

AILET

Frequency: 1 time in a Year

Important Dates

For all Exams Accepted by this Course

Dates	Events
05 May, 2019	AILET All India Law Entrance Test - Exam \| Mode: Offline
14 Sep, 2018	AILET All India Law Entrance Test - Advertisement \| Mode: Online

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Course Details

Mode: Full time
Duration: 5 Years
Offered by: National Law University, New Delhi

BA LLB Honors is a five-year integrated program in law offered by National Law University, New Delhi with the approval of BCI

The University admits 80students every year to the B.A.LL.B. (Hons.)

10 seats are set aside for Foreign Nationals.

Of the remaining seats (70), 15% are reserved for Scheduled Castes, 7.5% for Scheduled Tribe, 5% for Persons with Disabilities.

Apart from above 3 seats are supernumerary as follows:

1 seat is reserved for migrants from Kashmir.

2 seats are reserved for residents of Jammu and Kashmir

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Admission Process

All candidates, other than those applying under the Foreign Nationals category, should appear for the All India Law Entrance Test (AILET) and selection shall be solely on that basis.

The AILET is held on the first Sunday of May every year. The detailed notification for the AILET is published in leading national newspapers and on the University website during January every year.

The AILET has 150 questions for 150 marks that must be attempted within 1 hour 30 minutes. The AILET has sections on English, General Knowledge, Basic Mathematics, Logical Reasoning and Legal Aptitude.

Negative marking: There will be Negative Marking in AILET. The criteria for negative marking will be based on the formula 0.25*4=1 that means per wrong answer 0.25 Marks will be deducted. Therefore, four wrong answers will lead to deduction of 1 Mark.

The fee for appearing for the AILET is: Rs. 3050 for General Category candidates; Rs. 1050 for Persons with Disabilities; Rs. 1050 for SC/ ST candidates. There is no entrance examination fee for SC/ ST candidates below the poverty line.

Eligibility Criteria

All candidates, other than those applying under the Foreign Nationals category, should appear for the All India Law Entrance Test (AILET) and selection shall be solely on that basis.

Candidates should score at least 40% of the marks in the AILET (30% for SC/ ST candidates)

In order to appear for the AILET, candidates should have passed the 10+2 examination and scored a minimum of 50%. However, candidates appearing for 10+2 examinations in the year of the AILET can also apply, provided they meet the above eligibility at the time of admission.

Student Reviews

You get to work hard, but you don't get to play hard

Posted on 21 Aug' 16 by Anonymous

Batch of 2019 | BA LLB Hons

Considering it is a government-run university, it has an excellent infrastructure. The internet speed is adored by everyone. Most of the faculty is good considering they rejected job offers from some highly reputed law firms. Teaching methodology of some professors is unique and appealing. The university is surrounded by lush trees which add to the ambiance. Hostels are compulsory even for the students residing in the same city, which I feel provides necessary exposure. The auditorium is comparable to a mediocre movie theater. Lots of seminars are organised on varying contemporary legal topics. Sometimes associates from leading firms are invited for providing insight into the field and answering students' questions. Weekly movie screenings, occasional parties, internal sports tournaments, etc keep me engaged. We have been provided with vending machines in the hostels which are complimented by excellent mess food, common room and gym. Geographical and cultural diversity among students is what mesmerised me the most on my first day in the college. The only thing I despise about the university is the lack of sporting facilities. There is only one ground where students have to compromise with basketball, volleyball, and football. Badminton courts are uncovered.