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I am attaching a link below for the DU LLB exam official paper https://law.careers360.com/articles/du-llb-answer-key

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Ragging Affidavit of both parents and students are required in University during registration process of admission. It should be necessary upon the stamp papers then it will valuable. 

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Hello,

Conratulations on getting seat in 1st round of counselling in KCET. To pay with e challan you need to first print the challan form from the link in the website. Then you need to visit the bank from where you pay. Once there, you can pay required amount either by Cheque or DD. If cheque, it should be addressed as "Pay Yourself". However it is better to confirm from the service manager. Once payment is done and verified you have to once again go to the required website and print the remittance form. This will act as payment fee receipt that you may show at the time of counselling. Hope this answer helps!

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Eighth cutoff list for admission to the LLB course was not declared. Seven admission lists has been released for admission to the LLB course in Delhi university.

You can go through the link below to check the admission lists and other details-

http://du.ac.in/adm2019/postgraduate.html

Good Luck!

hello aspirant,

see you have completed master and want to apply through it as you dont have enough eligibility score in graduation. sorry to say your masters course will not be considered here as they require the marks in graduation. for general category it needs 50% marks, for obc, sc, st it requires 45% marks. hope you have understood. try for other institute where you may eligible.

Hello Aspirant,

DU LLB Eligibility: Qualification and Age

For affirmation in LLB Course, competitors must satisfy the accompanying criteria:

General classification up-and-comers must have at least half checks in their graduation degree.

For SC/ST class, they should score 40% stamps in their passing degree.

For OBC, PwD and CW classification, a base score of 45% is required in the passing degree.

For General and OBC competitors, must have an alumni or post advanced education from the University of Delhi or some other Indian or Foreign University perceived as identical by the University of Delhi.

Competitor having a PG degree or is showing up in the last year PG degree assessment can likewise apply for DU LLB 2019 placement test.

There is no age bar to show up in the test according to the request for Supreme Court of court.

Hello there, 

Spot round is that round which is conducted to fill the vacant seats left after counselling. There is no information on the internet as to why the list contain very less students this time. 

Feel free to ask any more questions. 

All the best!!!! 

Hello Anjali.

Congratulations on securing this rank.

Going by the DU LLB cutoffs in the previous years, you do have chances of getting a seat in DU with your rank. The closing rank for unreserved category in 2018 was 101.

Visit https://law.careers360.com/articles/du-llb-cutoff to get information regarding the DU LLB cutoffs in the previous years.

Hope that helped.

All the best!

Hello,

no specific books have been recommeneded but you can go through the following guidelines :

The Faculty of Law, Delhi University changed the exam pattern of DU LLB Entrance Exam in the year 2017. The law entrance exam is now conducted in online (computer-based) mode each year in the month of June. The official schedule will be released shortly at LL.B. - University of Delhi.

This year, DU LLB is expected to be conducted on June 18, 2019. Law aspirants can register by visiting the official portal and completing all the steps before the window closes in the 1st week of July 2019. The speculations related to medium of exam has also been put to an end. Candidates can attempt the exam in English only but the instructions will be in Hindi and English.

Mode of Exam

The mode of examination for DU LLB changed from offline to online mode in the year 2017.

It is a Computer Based Test, wherein, each candidate will be appointed a computer at the DU LLB Exam Center only.

It is suggested that each test taker must practice through ‘Online Test Series’ only.

Duration of Exam

The duration of law entrance exam is 2 hours (120 minutes).

It will be conducted from 12 pm to 2 pm.

After submission of the test, candidate will not be allowed to re-enter the test hall.

Type of Questions

Questions in the law entrance examination are objective type i.e. multiple choice questions.

There will be four choices to question.

Candidates have to mark the most appropriate answer.

There will be a question of an essay too, which is descriptive in nature.

No. | Name of Sections

There will be four sections in the examination.

The name of the sections are General English; Quantitative, Data Interpretation & Data Sufficiency; Analytical & Logical Reasoning and Current Affairs.

DU LLB Marking Scheme

Each question in the exam will carry 4 marks.

For every correct response, the candidate is awarded 4 marks.

In case of wrong answer, there is a penalty of 1 mark.

For un-attempted questions, there is no negative marking.

In case, a candidate marks two answers to a question, it will be treated as a wrong answer and there will be a penalty of 1 mark.

DU LLB Syllabus

Syllabus for the UG program covers questions from General Knowledge & Current Affairs, Legal Aptitude, English, Mathematics, Logical Reasoning. The GK and Legal Aptitude section will carry the highest weightage in the law entrance exam. The details regarding each course in order of their weightage is provided below:

In General Knowledge

The syllabus is usually very vast and varied for this section. This section will include questions from both General Knowledge as well as Current Affairs. The questions on GK will test the static knowledge of candidates on some of the prominent aspects of national and international level.

Some of the frequently asked topics are:

Outline of Indian Economy

National Income of India

Indian Tax Structure

Major Industries in India

Banking & Finance

In Legal Awareness & Aptitude

This section will test candidates’ ability and interest towards understanding and solving issues of legal nature. They will have to apply their research aptitude and reasoning to solve various legal propositions.

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