Hello Kriti!

The eligibility criteria for DU LLB 2019 is as follows:

• A candidate belonging to unreserved category appearing in DU LLB 2019 need to have a graduate/post-graduate degree from the University of Delhi or any other recognized university with at least 50% marks or an equivalent.
• A candidate belonging

with this marks its hard but you can try for managemnet seats in colleges.

Dear Candidate,

Once you have successfully submitted the application form and done the payment, it is not subject to any corrections or deletions.

The university does not provide for this facility.

The incomplete forms gets rejected, and any mistakes would be corrected at the time of admission in the college.

Hey,Aspirant

Don't Worry If you have wrongly entered the educational detail then there isd option to correct it after the form submission date and fee payment there is specific date announced for correcting wrong detail in forms,then you amy correct your detail before deadline of removing discreapacies.

All the Best

Hey there, don't worry, I faced the exact same issue during my application. These exam portals are incredibly strict and usually throw this error because of a couple of basic technicalities.

First, double-check your actual file format. Most smartphones nowadays save pictures in PNG or HEIC formats, but these portals

Hello Tarun, 

If you have uploaded scanned documents without self attestation, it is not a problem since you would be required to submit the same during counselling if you get shor-listed. You can then submit your self attested documents there.

All the best, I h hope this was helpful!

Among the 2310 seats in three-year LLB programme of the DU LLB entrance examination, a total  1167 seats have been set aside for Open Category, whereas there are 116 seats reserved for pwd category.

For more information regarding this, refer to the following link-

https://law.careers360.com/articles/du-llb-cutoff

Hi Abhi,  

DU LLB entrance exam generally asks questions of the last 6 months developing and especially the recent developments in the field of law and economics. You can refer to pratiyogita Darpan monthly magazine for your preparation even legal history comes under the current affairs section. 

Hey Vipin,

If you are seeking admission in Delhi University on the basis of caste certificate. Then it is necessary that you have it with you. Also, in Delhi University the OBC-NCL certificate is valid and not the normal OBC certificate. According to me you should renew it and then