Overview

• NLUD also known as National Law University, Delhi. It is one of the premier law schools in the India, offering courses at UG (B.A. LL.B) and PG (LL.M) levels. The entrance test conducted by NLU-Delhi for admission to its law courses is known as AILET.

Eligibility

• Candidate should have passed 10+2 or Equivalent Examination with 50% marks.
• Candidates appearing in the 12th standard examination in March/April, 2018 can also appear for the test on condition that they produce proof of having passed the qualifying examination with the prescribed marks at the time of admission.
• Candidates who get compartment in any subject in the qualifying examination are not eligible for admission in that year.

Admission & Selection Process

• Entrance Test Score
• Candidate should score at least 40% of the marks in AILET in case of gen candidates and 30% for SC/ST candidates.

• Intake: 80 Seats (Indian Nationals -  70 & Foreign National : 10)
• Course offered - B.A. LL.B (Hons)
• Breakup of seats - B.A. LL.B. (Hons) - Five-Year Program
• Total seats - 80+1+2= 83

AILET Pattern

• Mode - Paper-and-Pencil
• Question Type - Multiple Choice Questions
• No. of Questions -  150
• Duration -  1 ½  Hrs. (90 Minutes)
• Marking Scheme -  Correct Answer : +1 and Wrong Answer: - 0.25
• Subjects -
  • English
  • General Knowledge
  • Legal Aptitude
  • Logical Reasoning
  • Mathematics

AILET Syllabus

• Verbal Ability
  • Vocabulary, Sentence Analysis, Noun & Pronoun Errors, Subject-Verb Agreement & Tenses, verbal and critical reasoning, Logical Consistency, Modifiers & Parallelism, Prepositions and Conjunctions, Idioms & Phrases etc.
• Logical & Verbal Reasoning
  • Coding & Decoding, Analogies, Odd One Out, Family Tree & Directions, Arrangements: Linear/Circular/Matrix, Groups & Conditionality, Logical Series, Selection Criteria, Sequential I/P - O/P Tracing, Symbol Based Logic, Logical Puzzles, Syllogisms, strong & weak arguments, Critical Reasoning, Cause effects, Implicit Assumptions, Inferences, statement conclusions etc
• Mathematics
  • Numbers, BODMAS, Cyclicity, HCF & LCM, Averages and Percentages, Roots, Indices, Surds, Simple & Compound Interest, Profit & Loss, Ratio & Proportion, Partnership, Mixtures & Alligations, Algebraic Formulae, Linear & Quadratic Equations, Time, Speed & Distance, Work Related Problems, Pipes & Cisterns, Geometry: Lines, Angles & Triangles, Polygons, Circles & Mensuration, Permutations & Combinations, Probability, Data Interpretation.
• General Awareness
  • Indian History, World History, Current Affairs, Indian Geography World Geography, Indian Constitution, Indian & World Economy, Banking & Financial Institutions, National Insignia, International News, Science, Computers, Sports and Movies, Prizes, Awards and Honors, Personalities, Literature and Media, Days and Dates etc.
• Legal Aptitude
• Law of Torts, Fundamentals of Law of Contract ,Basics of Criminal Law, Basics of Constitutional Law, Family Law, Procedural Law, Property Law & Intellectual Property Law.

AILET 2018 Analysis

• It resembled a representative section with subjects such as circular arrangement (5Q), matrix arrangements (5-6 Q) and series (5-6 Q). The verbal reasoning questions had a deductive reasoning based on a paragraph, certainly true-certainly false type Q, conclusion-statement, argument strong-weak type Q questions. This made the section a bit long and moderately difficult

• No Assertion-Reason questions were asked in this section. There were about 25 questions of legal reasoning of a factual nature. In many questions, the facts were quite long (almost a page). Some facts have also been complicated and twisted along the way. This made the section quite long. Most of the questions came from wrongs and contracts. There were very few criminal law issues. About 10 questions were based on the static LGK, but they were manageable. No legal maxim was requested. The section was moderate-difficult

• It was a simple section without surprises. The questions were broken down into standard topics such as simple compound interest, ratio proportion, performance measure, loss and probability.

• There were no RC or parajumble passages throughout the section. In short, the section was quite heavy in grammar. In addition, there were 3 questions about using a word in different ways in the form of a correspondence between the columns of the word use and sentences. In general, the section took a lot of time because of the introduction of new types of questions in large quantities. Difficulty level was high

• Almost 70% of the questions in this section were direct in nature, based on current events, and were easy to moderate. Current Affair issues were dominated by news and world forums, government and politics, inventions, and so on. The static questions about the GK came from sports or other subjects.

Overview

• Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University was established in 1998 by the government of from NCT-Delhi. The University aims to promote and facilitate higher education with a focus on vocational training, such as HM, BJMC, engineering, medicine, dentistry, law, etc.
• The University College of Law and Legal Studies (USLLS) was created in 2001 with the objective of providing five-year professional courses in law (BA / BBA LL.B). This also offers LL.M, Ph.D. and postdoctoral research facilities in law.
• Admissions to these courses are based on the common entrance test, commonly known as IPUCET. There are about 10 colleges affiliated to the IPU, with a capacity of 2540 seats.

Eligibility

• Minimum 50% in class XII and must also have passed in English
• Minimum 45% in class XII for SC /ST/Widows or Wards of Defense Personnel/ Persons With Disability
• Below 21 Years of age as on 1st August of exam year.
• Students awaiting their class XII result can also appear for IPUCET

Admission & Selection Process

• No. of Seats - 1400 approx
• **Kindly note that 85% seats are reserved for students studied in Delhi (NCR is not included).
• Entrance Pattern - 
  • Mode - Paper-and-Pencil
  • Question Type - Multiple Choice Questions
  • No. of Questions -150
  • Duration - 2 ½ hours (150 Minutes)
  • Marking Scheme -Correct Answer :  +4  and Wrong Answer:  - 1
  • English Language and Comprehension- 25%
  • General Knowledge- 25%
  • Reasoning- 25%
  • Legal Aptitude- 25%
  • General Legal Awareness
  • Understanding and Application of Legal Principles
  • **(No Mathematics)

Syllabus

• Numerical
• Logical

• National Culture and History
• Geography and Natural Resources
• Science and Technology
• International Affairs
• Current National Events

• Use of prepositions, articles, etc
• Sentence Construction
• Narration
• Comprehension
• Vocabulary
• Others

• General Legal Awareness
• Understanding and Application of Legal Principles

Colleges

1. Amity Law School – Noida
2. BLS Institute of Management, Technology & Law-Bahadurgrah
3. P. Jain College of Higher Studies & College of Law – Narela
4. Delhi Institute of Rural Development – Nodia
5. Delhi Metropolitan Education Society – Khurd
6. Fairfield Institute of Management & Technology – Kapashera
7. Ideal Institute of Management & Technology – Karkardooma
8. JIMS Engineering Management and Technical Campus – Noida
9. Sri Krishna College of Education – Baghpat
10. Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies – Rohini
11. USLLS – Dwarka

Overview

• Symbiosis law schools offer 5-year B.A. / B.B.A. LL.B., 3-Year LL.B. and LL.M. and various diploma programs in law. SLS are located in Pune, Noida and Hyderabad.
• SLAT also called as Symbiosis Law Admission Test  is a common written entrance test for the admission processes at the UG level institutes of SIU (Symbiosis International University), including Symbiosis Law School.

Eligibility

• The candidate should have passed 10+2 exam from any recognized Board with a min of 45% marks in case of general candidates and Minimum 40% marks for S.C. /S.T. candidates
•  Students who have appeared for their Standard XII final examination and are awaiting results are also eligible to apply.

Admission & Selection Process

• On the base of the SET score PI-WAT list will be prepared
• The short listed candidates will be invited for Personal Interview (PI) and Written Ability Test (WAT) at respective Centres.
• As the admission process is decentralized, there is no reference of cut-offs available anywhere.

SLAT Pattern

• Mode - Online
• Question Type - Multiple Choice Questions
• No. of Questions - 150
• Duration -  2 ½  hours (150 Minutes)
• Marking Scheme - Correct Answer : +1 ; No negative Marking
• Subjects
  • Logical Reasoning
  • Legal Reasoning
  • Reading Comprehension
  • Analytical Reasoning
  • General Knowledge

Syllabus

• Legal Aptitude -
  • Property Law & Intellectual Property Law , Fundamentals of Law of Contract ,Basics of Criminal Law, Law of Tort, Basics of Constitutional Law, Family Law and Procedural Law.

• General Awareness -
  • Indian History, World History, Current Affairs, Indian Geography World Geography, Indian Constitution, Indian & World Economy, Banking & Financial Institutions, National Insignia, International News, Science, Computers, Sports and Movies, Prizes, Awards and Honors, Personalities, Literature and Media, Days and Dates etc.

• Verbal Ability -
  • Vocabulary, Sentence Analysis, Noun & Pronoun Errors, Subject-Verb Agreement & Tenses, verbal and critical reasoning, Logical Consistency, Modifiers & Parallelism, Prepositions and Conjunctions, Idioms & Phrases etc.

• Logical & Verbal Reasoning -
  • Coding & Decoding, Analogies, Odd One Out, Family Tree & Directions, Arrangements: Linear/Circular/Matrix, Groups & Conditionality, Logical Series, Selection Criteria, Sequential I/P - O/P Tracing, Symbol Based Logic, Logical Puzzles, Syllogisms, strong & weak arguments, Critical Reasoning, Cause effects, Implicit Assumptions, Inferences, statement conclusions etc.

Overview

About

• Minimum eligibility prescribed for undergraduate programs in law (BA/BBA LL.B) i.e. 5-year integrated LLB are as enlisted below:
• Minimum 45% in class XII for candidates belonging to Unreserved/OBC/(Specially Abled Persons) Categories
• Minimum 40% in class XII for candidates belonging to SC/ST category.
• Students awaiting their class XII result can also appear for LSAT.

Selection & Admission Process

1. Reading Comprehension
2. Analytical Reasoning
3. Logical Reasoning -1
4. Logical Reasoning -2

Colleges

5. GD Goenka University School of Law, - Gurgaon
6. Alliance School of Law, Alliance University – Bengaluru
7. Auro university School of Law – Surat
8. Central India College of Law – Nagpur
9. College of Legal Studies (UPES) – Dehradun
10. Faculty of Law, ICFAI University - Dehradun
11. H. Raisoni Law School - Nagpur
12. NCU Law School – Gurgaon
13. JSS Law College – Mysore
14. R. Mangalam University – Gurgaon
15. KLE Society’s Law College – Bengaluru
16. MATS Law School – Raipur
17. P Jindal Global University - Sonipat
18. Rajiv Gandhi School of Intellectual Property Law – Kharagpur
19. School of Law, Gitam University – Vishakhapatnam
20. School of Law, Noida International School – Noida
21. School of Law, Ansal University – Gurgoan
22. School of Law, Sharda university - Greater Noida
23. VIT Law School – Chennai
24. School of Law, Galgotias University - Greater Noida
25. Chotanagpur Law College – Ranchi
26. Faculty of Law,ICFAI University – Jaipur
27. Faculty of Law, ICFAI University – Sikkim
28. The ICFAI Law School, The ICFAI Foundation for Higher Education – Hyderabad
29. Faculty of Law, SGT University – Gurgaon
30. Faculty of Law, SRM University – Sonepat
31. Raffles School of Law, Raffles University
32. IFIM Law College – Bengaluru
33. Lovely Professional University – Jalandhar
34. Saveetha Collge Of Law – Chennai

Eligibility

• Applicants in the final year of graduation are eligible for the DU LLB entrance examination. However, these candidates will be offered a provisional admission.
• In addition to the above, the additional eligibility criteria that applicants must meet to ensure their admission to the LLB program are those listed below:
  • For candidates in the general category : These candidates must have a postgraduate degree from the University of Delhi or any other recognized Indian or foreign university with at least 50% overall grades
  • Applicants in the OBC category : These candidates must have a postgraduate degree / diploma from a recognized university with at least 45% overall grades.
  • For SC / ST candidates : These candidates must have a postgraduate / graduate degree from a recognized university with at least 40% overall marks.
  • For CW applicants : Applicants who belong to widows / wards in the former / military category receive a 5% relaxation in grades, that is, they will be eligible for the examination input.
  • For applicants in the PH category : These candidates must have a postgraduate / graduate diploma with at least 45% of the overall marks.

Exam Centers

• Chennai
• Delhi
• Guwahati
• Kolkata
• Nagpur
• Varanasi

Exam Pattern

• A total of 100 multiple choice questions in 2 hours duration.
• For every correct answer in DU LLB Entrance Exam, aspirants will be awarded four marks and one mark would be deducted for every wrong response.

DU LLB Pattern & Syllabus

• Delhi University has not prescribed any syllabus for DU LLB entrance However some topics which aspirants can consider studying for DU LLB exam are:-

• English Language & Comprehension
  • Jumbled words/sentences
  • Fill in the blanks
  • Incorrect sentences
  • Unseen passages
  • Essay-writing
  • Reading Comprehension
• General Knowledge & Current Affairs
  • Important awards of the year – sports, science, literature and arts
  • Major UN bodies, their functions locations
  • Overview of Indian history and geography
  • Physical geography, science and environment
  • Important happenings in the area of the Indian Constitution or Justice system
• Reasoning & Analytical Abilities
  • Series
  • Blood Relations
  • Directions
  • Critical Reasoning
  • Syllogism
  • Analogy
•  Arthimetic
  • Percentage
  • Profit and loss
  • Number system
  • Average
  • Algebra
  • AP and GP
• Legal Awareness & Aptitude
  • Indian Constitution, its structure, sections and schedules
  • IPC and the CrPC
  • Torts
  • Vicarious Liability
  • Strict Liability
  • Law of Crimes
  • Contracts and Constitutional Law
  • International Law
  • Intellectual Property Rights
  • Legal Awareness covering Constitutional Law and Polity

Cut Off(s)