Hi Namrata,
You are absolutely eligible for three years law Course i.e.,LLB. As you got 53% is under the minimum criteria for getting admission in any law school.

The Bar Council of India may from time to time, but stipulate the minimum percentage of marks not below 45% of total marks in case of general category student and 40% in case of sc/st category applicant.

So according to this rule you have extra 8% marks so you are eligible to get admission in any qualifying law university or institute.

Hello Mansi!

The entrance exam conducted by Delhi University for LLB is a computer based test. The test duration is 120 minutes. It is divided into four sections with total 100 questions of 400 marks in total.

The syllabus for the same is categorised on the basis of the sections. 

1. English language and comprehension

It generally includes VOCABULARY ( it will majorly cover synonyms, antonyms and analogies.) GRAMMAR ( It includes correction of grammatical errors in questions, fill in the blanks etc.) COMPREHENSION (IT will test the understanding of a passage including its central theme and meanings)

2. General knowledge and current affairs

It involves current G.K and static G.K. Questions are generally asked from topics like Politics, Geography, History, Economics, Science and technology, Books and authors , Agriculture etc.

3. Analytical Abilities

It covers a variety of logical aptitude questions including syllogism, logical sequence , analogies, Statement assumption/conclusion/reasoning, blood relations, coding decoding, syllogisms etc.

4. legal awareness and apptitude

The questions are framed as legal propositions having a set of facts that satisfy the proposition. Good understanding of Indian Constitution,  Indian Contract law, Law of torts, Legal Maxims is important.


All the best!

Hello Vishal,

The first and most important thing for clearing any competitive exam is to look at the previous year question paper so that you will have a better idea that what questions are there and how you can proceed with your plan.
The DU LLB exam has overall 100 questions with +4 for every correct answer and -1 for every wrong answer.
The questions are mainly divided into more or less 5 sections
1.Logical Reasoning
2. Polity and Legal Reasoning
3. English
4. General Awareness
5. Maths( elementary level and can be done very easily)

Logical Reasoning is the most scoring an easy section of the exam. For this just practice previous year papers, find out your weak areas and work on them.

Polity and Legal reasoning are mostly static and the previous year questions are repeated many times. So work really hard on previous year papers and acquire as much knowledge as you can then you can move to advance level practice form polity section of ss guide

English section is a little vast but has certain parts like tense, direct indirect speech, article etc which with a little practice you can achieve around 40 marks easily

General awareness is really vast with no particular variety of questions. They can ask anything and everything. So try to read current affair books and getter information on the things that are going on right now in every sector of the country and don't forget to check out previous year papers

Math, just practising of previous year paper will do the trick.
Practice last 10years of question paper without thinking much about the pattern. Because even if the pattern has changed but there will not be much change in questions

By doing this regularly for one month you can definitely crack the exam

Hope this helps. If you have any further queries please feel free to ask. We will be happy to help.

Hello dear aspirant
Unfortunately ,  you can not change the category at this point of time,  the category option can't be edited now.

Hope I am clear

Hi Salman!


Yes, you are eligible to appear for Delhi University's LLB programs entrance exams provided you fulfill the following criteria: Pass Graduate / Post Graduate Degree.

Secure 50% marks (General), 45% marks (OBC), 40% marks (SC/ST).


Good luck!

Hello Aspirant

There is an entrance exam conducted every year for admission into faculty of law ,DU which consists of three centres, CLC, LC-I ,LC-II  There are around 2000 seats in total combining clc, lc1 and lc2. CLC has 750 seats in its account and most students opt for CLC during counselling so make sure you have to score very good marks in entrance exam to make it to CLC.

To get admission in Campus Law Center, you would need a score of around 460 marks.
Total Number of seats in CLC are 700 out of which 388 are for General.

Typically, either with 460 plus marks or below 700 overall rank, you might be able to secure a seat in Campus Law Center.

You can visit the following links for more information - 

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

https://law.careers360.com/articles/du-llb-eligibility-criteria

Best of luck!