DU LLB Seat Allotment 2020 - Delhi University will release the first DU LLB 2020 seat allotment in online mode, tentatively by the 4th week of July 2020. The seat allotment of DU LLB 2020 is part of the DU LLB counselling process and will include details like name of allotted candidates, roll numbers, marks and ranks and name of allocated college. Candidates who have appeared and qualified in DU LLB exam only will only be considered for seat allotment. Delhi University will release the seat allotment of DU LLB 2020 separately for all rounds of counselling. The seat allotment will be done purely on the basis of merit-cum-preference, meaning the candidates getting higher rank in the DU LLB merit list 2020 will get preference. To know more about DU LLB seat allotment 2020, schedule for seat allotment and available seats, read the complete article.
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DU LLB 2020 will be conducted for filling up LLB seats offered by the three law centres of Delhi University - Law centre-1, Law centre-2, and Campus Law centre. The DU LLB seat allotment is the final step of DU LLB admission process.
To be considered for DU LLB 2020 seat allotment, candidates need to be physically present at the counselling venue with all essential documents; candidates who don’t attend counselling will be disqualified. Also, only the candidates who are found eligible under DU LLB merit list 2020 will be called for counselling. DU LLB seat allotment process involves a number of steps, which are listed below:
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After the release of DU LLB merit list, DU will send call letters to all eligible candidates, inviting them for counselling.
Before appearing in the DU LLB counselling, candidates will have to download the counselling form from the official link (the counselling link will be updated here soon)
Candidates will have to fill various details in the form like name, roll number, marks, ranks and preference of centre etc.
After filling the form, submit it offline at the office of DU LLB.
Later, the university will release the DU LLB 2020 admission list.
The DU LLB seat allotment will be published in multiple rounds. Candidates ranked higher in the merit list of DU LLB 2020 will be given preference and will have more options to choose the desired centre of law/college.
Seat allotment round
Tentative schedule
First admission list
3rd - 4th week of July 2020
Second seat allotment
Last week of July
Third seat allotment
1st- 2nd week of August
Fourth admission list
3rd week of August 2020
Fifth admission list
4th week of August
Delhi University will list all documents required for the DU LLB 2020 seat allotment in the call letter. Candidates must bring the below-mentioned documents for counselling.
Admission Ticket of DU LLB 2020 entrance test
Age Certificate(10th/12th certificates will be accepted for this)
Mark sheets of the qualifying degree exams
Degree certificate(provisional certificate issued by the colleges will also be accepted)
Character certificate(should be a maximum six-month-old from the day of admission)
SC/ST/OBC(non-creamy layer)/EWS and PwD/CW certificate(If applicable).
Passport size photos- 8 copies
Printout of original registration form submitted for registration of admission of LLB course.
Other documents as asked by the University
Presently there are a total of 2922 seats for all 3 centres of law. The detailed distribution of seats are given in the table.
Seats in DU LLB 2020
Category
Law centre - 1
Law Centre - 2
Campus Law Centre
Total
GEN
389
1167
OBC
229
228
686
SC
127
381
ST
63
64
190
EWS
39
117
PwD
42
43
CW
FN
974
2922
Only those candidates who will appear for counselling will be considered for seat allotment of DU LLB 2020. Candidates missing the event will be declared ineligible for admission.
Candidates must bring all the original documents to the venue for verification. Not having original documents will disqualify the candidate.
Seat allotment will be done according to the merit list of candidates. Preference will be given to those who will get a higher rank in the DU LLB merit list.
After seat allotment, all admission files and documents will be sent to the centre/college, where the candidates will join the college.
Answer:
Delhi University will conduct the counselling in offline mode but, will publish the DU LLB 2020 seat allotment result in online mode. So, one can check it on the official website of DU.
Last year, Delhi University released 5 rounds of seat allotments. However, it totally depends upon the seat intake of the participating institutes and other factors. Presently there are 2922 seats available for different categories
Candidates will be given the option to choose the preference for college in the counselling form. However, the preference is also decided by the rank and marks scored by the candidate.
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