DU LLB Cutoff 2026: Round 1 Allotment Out, Category Wise Closing Marks and CUET PG Score

The DU LLB cutoff 2026 is the lowest CUET PG score to earn a seat at a given law centre. It differs by category and CSAS PG round. Delhi University uses CUET PG 2026 marks out of 300 for seat allotment through its CSAS PG portal. The CSAS PG Round 1 allotment came out on June 15, 2026. This is the first official cutoff data point for the 2026 admission cycle.

DU LLB CSAS PG Round 1 allotment was declared on June 15, 2026. Law-centre-wise and category-wise closing scores for Round 1 are now live on pgadmission.uod.ac.in.

Here is what you need to know about the DU LLB cutoff 2026:

• You need a CUET PG score of at least 213 marks out of 300 for Campus Law Centre in the General category, based on 2025 Round 1 data.
• Law Centre II had a Round 1 General cutoff of 193 marks in 2025. Law Centre I had 188 marks in the same round.
• Reserved-category cutoffs at CLC in 2025 Round 1: OBC-NCL — 187, EWS — 196, SC — 167, ST — 135, PwBD — 96.
• The 2026 CSAS PG Round 1 allotment was released on June 15, 2026. Official 2026 closing scores are live at pgadmission.uod.ac.in.
• Delhi University offers around 2,888 LLB seats across its three law centres.
• Cutoffs fall by 5 to 15 marks from Round 1 to Round 3. Students upgrade to preferred centres and vacate earlier seats.
• The CUET PG LLB paper has 75 MCQs worth 4 marks each — total 300 marks. There is a -1 penalty for each wrong answer.

DU LLB Cutoff 2026: Important Dates

Upcoming events appear first in this table. Completed events follow in chronological order.

Factors Affecting DU LLB Cutoff 2026

The closing score shifts every year. Knowing what moves it helps you set a realistic target.

• Number of CUET PG applicants: More students with high scores push the closing score up. DU LLB draws applicants from across the country, and any growth in the top-scorer pool tightens the cutoff.
• CUET PG LLB paper difficulty: A tougher paper brings scores down. This usually lowers the cutoff. An easier paper does the opposite.
• NTA normalisation across sessions: CUET PG runs across multiple sessions. NTA normalises scores across them. A change in the normalisation method can shift your effective score even if your raw attempt stays the same.
• Total seats available: DU has around 2,888 LLB seats. A reduction in seats tightens the cutoff; an increase eases it.
• Choice-filling pattern: Most students put Campus Law Centre as their first choice. Heavy first-preference demand keeps CLC’s closing score the highest among all three centres.
• Category-wise seat matrix: Each category has a fixed seat share. Any revision to the OBC-NCL, EWS, SC, or ST seat count directly shifts the cutoff for that category.
• Withdrawal rate after Round 1: Students who accept Round 1 seats but later upgrade in Round 2 release those seats back. A high withdrawal rate in a category can ease Round 2 and Round 3 cutoffs.

DU LLB 2026: Law Centre-Wise Closing Scores

Delhi University’s three LLB law centres differ in location, timing, and seat intake. Campus Law Centre is a morning college on the North Campus and draws the most demand. Law Centre II and Law Centre I are evening law colleges with slightly lower closing scores.

The 2026 Round 1 allotment was released on June 15, 2026. Official closing scores for 2026 are published on pgadmission.uod.ac.in. The 2025 Round 1 data below serves as your reference. The 2026 numbers will appear on third-party sources soon.

For 2026 Round 1 closing scores, log in at pgadmission.uod.ac.in with your CUET PG application number and password. The official 2026 data was released on June 15, 2026.

In 2025, the General closing score at CLC (213) was 25 marks above Law Centre I (188). It was 20 marks above Law Centre II (193). Law Centre I and II had General cutoffs separated by just 5 marks. If you narrowly miss CLC, Law Centre II is the next realistic target.

Category-Wise Cutoff at Campus Law Centre

Campus Law Centre is the most competitive DU law centre. Its category-wise closing scores set the toughest benchmark. The table below compares 2024 and 2025 Round 1 scores at CLC across all major categories.

Closing scores rose across every category from 2024 to 2025. The ST category saw the largest rise of 11 marks — from 124 to 135. The UR and EWS categories each moved up by 8 marks. SC saw the smallest rise of 3 marks. These shifts point to more ST-category students entering CSAS PG with competitive CUET PG scores in 2025 compared to 2024.

DU CSAS PG also has smaller sub-categories including Kashmiri Migrants (KM), Sports and Games Certificate (SGC), and Orphan quota. These have separate, lower closing scores. If you qualify under any of these, check the allotment list on pgadmission.uod.ac.in for the applicable data.

DU LLB Previous Year Cutoff Trends

The table below tracks Campus Law Centre closing scores across 2024 and 2025 — the two confirmed CUET PG years. Before 2023, DU used its own entrance exam with 100 questions out of 400 marks. That data is not directly comparable with CUET PG scores out of 300.

Closing scores tightened across every category from 2024 to 2025. The General score at CLC rose by 8 marks in a single year. The ST category saw the steepest rise of 11 marks. This upward movement across all categories signals growing competition in the CUET PG LLB pool.

At Law Centre I, the General cutoff moved from 186 to 188 — a rise of 2 marks. At Law Centre II, it moved from approximately 190 to 193 — a rise of about 3 marks. Both law centres have stayed 20 to 25 marks below CLC in the General category.

For 2026, expect the General cutoff at CLC to reach 215 or above if paper difficulty stays similar. A harder paper could ease it back toward 210. The 2026 Round 1 closing scores are now live on pgadmission.uod.ac.in for confirmed data.

Round-Wise Cutoff Analysis

CSAS PG runs three allotment rounds for DU LLB. Cutoffs at most centres drop from Round 1 to Round 3. This happens when students with a lower-preference allotment in Round 1 upgrade to a higher-preference centre in Round 2. The vacated seat goes back into the pool. The table below shows how Round 1, 2, and 3 closing scores compared at Campus Law Centre in 2025.

The General closing score at CLC dropped 6 marks from Round 1 (213) to Round 2 (207) in 2025. The ST cutoff fell by 20 marks — from 135 to 115 — across the same period. The OBC-NCL cutoff stayed flat at 177 from Round 2 to Round 3. This suggests all OBC seats filled by Round 2. If you miss Round 1, you still have a real chance in Round 2 or Round 3. The General and ST categories see the most movement.

CSAS PG Counselling Process

Delhi University runs DU LLB admissions through the Centralised Seat Allocation System for PG programmes (CSAS PG). Here is how the process works:

• Step 1 — CUET PG exam: You appear for the CUET PG LLB paper (NTA-conducted, out of 300 marks). Your score is your entry ticket to CSAS PG.
• Step 2 — CSAS PG registration: After results, you register on pgadmission.uod.ac.in. You fill in your programme choices in preference order. You rank the three law centres as you want them.
• Step 3 — Round 1 allotment: DU releases the first allotment based on CUET PG merit and your preference order. You must accept the seat, get documents verified, and pay the fee within the deadline to confirm your place.
• Step 4 — Upgrade rounds: In Round 2 and Round 3, students with lower-preference allotments may move to higher-preference centres if seats open up. If you upgrade, your original seat goes back to the pool.
• Step 5 — Final confirmation: After Round 3, allotment is final. You report to the allotted law centre with original documents for admission.

DU CSAS PG does not have a separate spot round for LLB. Three allotment rounds are the full process. Missing the Round 3 deadline means losing your seat.

How to Check DU LLB Cutoff 2026

The official 2026 Round 1 closing scores are available on pgadmission.uod.ac.in. Follow these steps:

• Step 1: Go to pgadmission.uod.ac.in.
• Step 2: Log in using your CUET PG 2026 application number and date of birth or password.
• Step 3: Click on the allotment section for the LLB (3-Year) programme.
• Step 4: Download the law-centre-wise and category-wise closing score sheet for Round 1.
• Step 5: Compare your CUET PG score with the closing score for your target centre and category.

DU publishes programme-wise allotment data after each round. Check back after Round 2 and Round 3 to see if cutoffs have eased at your preferred centre.