The fee structure which has been implemented at DS NLU is the same for everyone except for the students who are admitted into the institution based on various quotas like NRIs, Vacancies, Upgradation, and the other ones which are applicable at the institution.
My friend is currently pursuing a course at DS NLU so I have a brief idea about the fee structure there. The marks that you scored in your sessional or semester examinations of your respective course would not have any impact on the fees chargeable by the institute. The fee depends on the quota through which you get admission to the institution.
If you belong to the general category and are domicile of India, then the fee which will be charged from you would be the same just like everyone else from your category for a specific course. I believe that a similar structure is followed throughout all the institutions that come under NLU.
AILET is a very unique exam among all law entrance tests with few characteristics. One of my cousins graduated from NLU Delhi. Let me share some things I got to know from her, which might be useful.
These are some things I got to know from my friend on how to prepare for AILET for an LLB degree at NLU Delhi.
Looking at your profile, your chances of admission to NLUs are definitely not on the brighter side. According to the official data, the latest General Rank granted access had an All India Rank of 1782.
As far as the SC Category is concerned, the official reports are not available. One of my friends informed me that the last SC rank that was granted admission to NLU Assam had an All India Rank of 8967. Now if we evaluate your profile on the basis of this answer, I have to be brutally honest in letting you know that your rank is nowhere near the ideal requirements. Anything below 10000 would have still improved your chances but since your rank stands at 25505, I don't think you will be able to make it. Now you have 2 options to make a quick and wise decision
Considering the closing rank data of the National Law Universities, you can expect to get admission to the following NLUs for their integrated law course (B.A.LL.B):
All you need to do is keep working hard and not give up. Face the challenges and you will definitely bear good results.
One of my friends graduated from NLU Delhi and here are some things I got to know from him.
| Particulars | NLU Delhi |
| Placement percent | 100% |
| Average salary | INR 12 LPA |
| Median salary | INR 16 LPA |
| Lowest salary | INR 3 LPA |
You can also refer to the previous years’ placement records of National Law University Delhi for more information.
Coming to the second part of your question, public undertaking companies also give job offers to the students in NLU Delhi. Even from my college, NLU Assam students have been offered jobs by government undertakings such as Power System Operation Corporation Limited.
As per the AILET's official announcement, around 50% of the 110 undergraduate level merit seats at NLU Delhi are reserved for students who are a resident of Delhi.
10 seats are allocated for direct admission based on merit divided evenly between foreign nationals and Overseas Citizens of India (OCI).
This 50% reservation of seats at NLU Delhi would also be applicable for the incoming up to 70 one-year LLM candidates, as well as the other reserved categories (SC/ST/OBC/EWS/Persons with Disabilities).
Make sure that you go through all the criteria for the reservation applicability.
One of my cousins graduated from NLU Delhi and having read online reviews of the alumni, here are some things I got to know regarding your query.
It is also important to understand the pattern of the paper over the years. Watch videos containing predictions for the legal section for 2021 providing marks for which subjects can come.
Campus placements happen on day zero for the 5th year students, though few companies come to NLUD the packages offered are quite high CAM,SAM, TRILEGAL the highest law firms come and hire from here offering 15-17lpa the percentage is quite low
At NLUD, the ratio is typically around 1:10 to 1:12, allowing for personalized attention and strong academic relationship. Some proffesors are really great such as Anup Surendernath and K.J. Sophy who are quite deeply well versed with their subject infact most of the faculty here is like this. though the examination is rigorous, which includes mid sem, projects and end sems in which you need a cumilative of 50 percent to pass that particular subject. The fail ratio is very less due to great academic help The curicullum coveres are the relevant areas of law and practical learning is also supported
The campus life is mostly studies and moot by day to day we have events that are multicultural and inclusive of all we even have sports fest within the campus and even go to different unis once year for sports fest there are many student run collectives and organization that one can join
The Uni provides 3 sharing rooms upto 3rd years and 2 sharing afterwords, the room are quite spacious and basic amenities are provided by the uni and ample space per person. we have clean washrooms and drinking water there is AC in hostels and warm water during winters.