DU LLB 2025 admission will be through CUET UG scores. The Common University Entrance Test will commence in May 2025. Candidates must appear for the ‘COQP 11’ paper in CUET UG for LLB in DU. General candidates have to secure a 250+ score and OBC/SC/ST category candidates have to secure 210+ in the DU LLB entrance exam. DU offers 3 years of LLB courses to graduate students.

Important Dates

Dates to Remember

Events Dates (Expected)
Online Application 4th week of December 2024
CUET UG 2025 Exam Date 3rd week of May 2025
CUET UG Result June 2025
DU LLB Application Form Release April 2025

How to Apply

How to apply for DU LLB 2025?

You have to appear for the CUET UG exam in May 2025. You need to clear the cutoff to apply for the DU LLB course. The registration form will be available on the official website https://lawfaculty.du.ac.in/. You need to fill up the form and pay the registration fee. Seat will be allotted to you through the counselling process. The Delhi University will perform the counselling in three rounds. Seat will be allotted to you based on your choices, merit and availability of seats.


Eligibility Criteria

How can I know if I am eligible for DU LLB or Not?

To get admission to DU for an LLB degree you must fulfil the minimum eligibility criteria. If you belong to the Unreserved/OBC-NCL/EWS category then you need to secure 50% marks in aggregate in the qualifying examination. If you are a SC/ST/PwBD category candidate then the minimum eligibility for you is 45% marks in aggregate in the qualifying exam. No age criteria are there to get admission to the DU LLB course.


Syllabus

What is the syllabus of the DU LLB entrance exam?

The syllabus consists of five subjects General Aptitude, Logical Reasoning, English, General awareness/Current Affairs and computer. The detailed syllabus is given below for your reference.

  • General Aptitude: Clocks, Average, Calendar, Implication, Problems on, train, Age & Number, LCM & HCF, Profit & Loss, Percentage, Partnerships, Simple & Compound Interest, Ration & Proportion, Time & Work, Pipes & Cisterns, Time & Distance, Stock and Shares, Discount/Bankers Discount, Geometry & Mensuration, Sets & Union, Permutation and Combination, Area, Mixture & Allegation, Volume & Surface Area
  • Logical Reasoning: Ranking Tests, Linear, Arrangements, Matrix Arrangements, Sequencing, Number Series, Blood Relation, Coding & Decoding, Non-Verbal Reasoning, Inferences, Analogy Test, Symbol-based Problems, Direction & Distance test, Analytical Reasoning, Statements Arguments, Cause & Effect, Statements Assumptions, Statements & Conclusion.
  • English: Reading Comprehension, Paragraph Completion, One-word Substitution, Synonyms & Antonyms, Idioms & Phrases, English Grammar, English Usage Errors, Para Jumbles, Sentence Correction and Sentence Improvement
  • General Awareness: Legal awareness, Culture, Science, Trade Awareness, Politics, Geography, History, Literature, Sports, Indian Constitutions, Personalities, National and International Economy, Economics
  • Computer: Fundamental of Computer, Computer Abbreviation, Computer Shortcut, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Office, MS Word, Types of Computer, Storage Devices, Hardware & Software, Input & Output Devices, Internet, Computer Networks, Websites, Web Browsers, Computer Virus, Important Computer-related Terms

Exam Pattern

What is the exam pattern?

To get admission to DU for the LLB course you need to qualify CUET UG exam. You have to appear for the ‘COQP 11’ paper in the exam. A total of 75 MCQs will be asked in the exam. You will get +4 for each correct response and -1 for each incorrect response. The total marks will be 300 and you will get 105 minutes to complete the paper. The exam consists of General Aptitude, Logical Reasoning, English, General awareness/Current Affairs and computer.


Preparation Tips

How to prepare for DU LLB 2025?

The difficulty level of the question paper is moderate to high. You have to start your preparation at least 6 months before the exam. Securing only the qualifying marks cannot ensure your admission so you have to score at least 250+ in the exam. Each topic is important in Mathematics so you have to practise each topic. You can use R.S Agarwal’s book to practise daily. Some important topics are numbers, Simplifications, LCM & HCF and basic Arithmetic like Percentage, Average and Profit and Losses. You must focus on these basic topics to solve other questions. Practising these with a timer can help you in solving questions in time for the exam.

For English, you can use the Wren and Martin Grammar book and for vocabulary, Norman Lewis is a good option. Basic questions are asked in English so if you study these two books thoroughly, you can answer the questions in the exam. Reading newspapers can help you to know about the economy, politics, personality, books and other topics in General Knowledge/Current Affairs. Otherwise, you can check the online readymade PDFs for current affairs. Static GK is more important than other topics so you must focus on that. You can follow Lucent’s General Knowledge book to prepare the General Knowledge section. Based on the previous years’ trends it can be said that Computer is an important subject in this exam as 14-15 questions are asked from it. Basic computer questions are asked so the NCERT book is enough for it.


DU LLB Fees

What are the fees for LLB at DU?

The registration fee is INR1500 for Unreserved/OBC-NCL/EWS category candidates and INR 1000 for SC/ST/PwBD category students. The detailed course fee is given below for your reference.

Particulars Fee (INR)
Three-year LLB Admission Fee 15,000
One-time Enrollment Fee 200
Academic Fees (Semester IV) 1,326
Academic Fees (Semester V) 3,653
Total Tuition Fees (First Year) 5,428
Total Tuition Fees (Full Course) 270
Application Fee (UR/OBC) 750
Application Fee (SC/ST/PwD) 300

Cutoff

What is the cutoff for DU LLB?

Cutoff is not fixed and can be changed every year but based on the trends expected cutoffs are given below for every category.

Category Expected Cutoff
Unreserved 250+
EWS 225+
OBC 210+
SC 195+
ST 180+

What is the benefit of being an LLB from Delhi University?

After you complete the LLB degree from DU you will get multiple job opportunities. DU holds great popularity so doing an LLB from DU can add some extra benefit to your career. You can practise as a lawyer, can be a teacher in law schools or can work in corporate legal departments. DU LLB graduates have attained the highest positions in politics, academia, judiciary, law and every possible field in India and abroad. Three-fourths of Judges of the Delhi High Court are all alumni of DU LLB. Many Chief Justice and a huge number of Judges of High Courts have been LLB graduates of Delhi University. Therefore you will get many career opportunities after completing this course.


I am a general category candidate. How many seats are allotted to general-category Students?

The total seat matrix is given below for every category.

Categories Total CLC LC-I LC-II
UR 1170 390 390 390
OBC 780 260 260 260
SC 433 144 144 145
ST 216 72 72 72
EWS 289 96 97 96

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Ques. Does DU accept a CLAT Score?

Ans. No, the CLAT score was accepted till 2023. From 2024 the university will accept only CUET UG scores for admission in LLB courses.

Ques. Can a 3rd year graduate apply for DU LLB 2025?

Ans. No, a 3rd-year graduate student cannot apply for this course as 50% marks in graduation is compulsory for general students and 45% is for reserved category students.