Hello Aspirant!

As per last year, round four of the cut off was at 64 rank for general category so the marks were 141. You might get in, chances seem likely so you should wait for all the cut off rounds to be released officially by the University of Delhi. 

Best of luck.

Hello aspirant!

As both are two different things you can't upload the mark sheet of 10th instead of passing certificate.

Passing certificate includes your name, parent name and proof that you actually passed in 10th std from particular school but mark sheet includes marks you obtained in your 10th std.

Hope this is helpful.

Good luck:)

Hello Ankur.

I would have been able to help you more if you would have mentioned your rank along with your marks.

I would suggest you to comment down below your general rank so that I can help you further.

Or you can visit https://law.careers360.com/articles/du-llm-cutoff to get information regarding the DU LLM cutoffs in the previous years and see for yourself whether you can get into the 2 year course or not. Having said that, I will also say that the cutoffs varyevery year depending on the number of candidates, their rank, the number of seats available, etc.

Hope that helped.

All the best!

Hello Sagarika,

The expected cut off for this year and previous year cut off has been posted on career360. you can check it for your reference. here is the link given for the same. https://law.careers360.com/articles/du-llm-cutoff

Hope this would help you.

Hi Sachin,

DU LLM entrance exam conducted by Delhi University is a 2 hour exam with total 400 marks. The questions are of MCQ type.

Hope you are satisfied with the answer. Good luck.

Hello,

Following are the subjects:- 

• Theories of Law, Banking Law, Research Methodology, Corporate Jurisprudence
• Legal Concepts, Corporate Law, Legislative Process, Life and Fire Insurance
• Judicial Process, Competition Law, Consumer Law, Law of Intellectual property 1, Law of Intellectual Property 2

Thank you.

Dear Student,

From our sources, the date on which application form will be released is May 15, 2019(tentative). Keep visiting the link below of Careers 360 for regular updates:

https://law.careers360.com/exams/du-llm-entrance-exam

Hello Aishwarya,

Self attestation is basically your signature in blue ink on the xeroxed copy of the original document. anyways make sure you bring proper original and attested copies of the documents during the counselling or admission process. Documents submited online are often not scrutinized that rigorously so it should not be a problem at this stage