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Campus Law Centre Cutoff 2025: Check CUET UG, CUET PG Round Wise Scores

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Campus Law Centre CutOffs
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Campus Law Centre, University of Delhi cutoff 2025 has been released for admission to the UG and PG courses. The cutoff scores are released based on candidates' performance in the CUET UG and CUET PG entrance exams. Candidates seeking admission can refer to the exam-wise section below to view the Campus Law Centre, University of Delhi CUET cutoff 2025 across different courses, specialisations, rounds, and categories. Further updates are below:

The DU CSAS-UG 2025 process ended with the release of the spot round minimum allocation score for admission to UG courses.

Campus Law Centre CutOffs

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Campus Law Centre CUET Cut Off 2025
- Campus Law Centre BSc, Integrated MSc Cut Off 2025 for CUET: Year-Wise score
- Campus Law Centre BSc, Integrated MSc Cut Off 2025 for CUET: Year-Wise PDF
Campus Law Centre CUET-PG Cut Off 2025
- Campus Law Centre, University of Delhi CUET PG Cutoff 2025: Round 4 (Out)
Campus Law Centre Student Reviews

Campus Law Centre
CUET Cut Off 2025

Campus Law Centre
BSc, Integrated MSc Cut Off 2025 for CUET: Year-Wise score

Colleges

Rounds

CUET Last Round score (General-All India)

Course	2025
Bachelor of Law (LL.B.)	196

Campus Law Centre
BSc, Integrated MSc Cut Off 2025 for CUET: Year-Wise PDF

Campus Law Centre CUET Counselling Rounds

Rounds	2025
Round 1	PDF
Round 2	PDF
Round 3	– / –
Round 4	PDF
Round 5	PDF
Round 6	PDF

Campus Law Centre
CUET-PG Cut Off 2025

Campus Law Centre, University of Delhi CUET PG Cutoff 2025: Round 4 (Out)

Campus Law Centre, University of Delhi CUET PG cutoff 2025 for Round 4 is out. The cutoff was released as scores for different categories of students belonging to the AI quota. The cutoff has been released for PG course, such as LL.B. For the General AI category students, the CUET PG 2025 cutoff score was 205 in Round 4. The higher the cutoff scores, the higher the competition against that course for admission and vice versa.

For LL.B. admission, the CUET PG maximum cutoff score required is 205 i

For LL.B. admission, the CUET PG maximum cutoff score required is 205 in Round 4 for the students belonging to the General category under the AI quota. However, please note that the cutoff scores vary across different rounds, specialisations, and categories. Among all the LL.B. specialisations, the most competitive for admission is Bachelor of Law (LL.B.).

Among the OBC category students under the AI quota, the Campus Law Centre, University of Delhi PG cutoff 2025 was 180 for admission to several PG courses across multiple specialisations. For more categories and rounds, students can utilise the provided filters.

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Placements3.2

Infrastructure3.5

Faculty & Course4.2

Campus Life4.4

Value for Money4.7

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Bachelor of Law (LL.B.) - Batch of 2026

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Life of a student in CLC.

Placements: Campus placement is not that great, but you get major alumni connections, which will be helpful in getting placed. Law placements mostly prefer students who have done internships on a regular basis. There is a placement cell in the college, which is not that fruitful.

Infrastructure: There is no facility related to hostel. Girls who come from outside Delhi may get hostels, which are 3 km away from the college. There are only 10 seats for the students out of 1000 students. The course is really good, but it is more good for the students who are preparing for the exams.

Faculty: Faculty is great, they have a great experience. Course lasts for 3 years, and exams happen every 6 months. It is quite hard to get over 60 marks in this college, which is not good for the students who want to pursue education from foreign universities.

Reviewed on 18 Jul 2025Read More

Juhi

BBA LL.B. (Hons.) - Batch of 2024

3Placements5Infrastructure4Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money

The college and the campus are very good.

Placements: The percentage of students who got placed in my college is 22%. The lowest salary package offered is 10 percent and the highest is 25 percent. After this course, companies visit the college. Students of every course get internships at companies.

Infrastructure: The college provides the best facilities. Labs are good. Wi-Fi is provided. Our classroom and their seats are very comfortable. The library is very big. There are many types of language books.

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful. Their kindness is very relatable to everyone. Their behaviour is also good. They are knowledgeable and qualified. The teaching quality is very good at this time. The course curriculum is relevant. Their thoughts are very nice. They support our industry.

Other: The course I chose is my favourite. I love to talk English, so I opted for this course.

Reviewed on 24 Jan 2025Read More

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Bachelor of Law (LL.B.) - Batch of 2026

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CLC is a legend but needs reform.

Placements: Even though CLC is one of the top law colleges in India. Placements here are almost nil. While NLU students get placed at tier 1 law firms, our students struggle to get internships. It is mostly because of the attendance criteria. The college does not provide any internships to students.

Infrastructure: CLC has a legacy, but the building is as old as its legacy. The college department never works towards the renovation of such an old building, which has moldy walls. Be it winter or summer, we will never feel like going to the campus because Delhi's temperature is so extreme in both cases. The infrastructure does nothing to provide relief to students. The library is well-stocked. Classrooms are very poor. Wi-Fi somehow works here.

Faculty: The only good thing about CLC is academics. Faculty members are super knowledgeable and friendly. The course curriculum is so good that it is used by most of the law colleges in India. Semester exams are difficult. Scoring 60% in the law is not an easy task. The average pass percentage is 50-55%.

Reviewed on 29 Apr 2025Read More

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Bachelor of Law (LL.B.) - Batch of 2020

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4Placements5Infrastructure5Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money

Infrastructure of the college is so fabulous. It's a very big campus.

Placements: I think the placement of the college is not so good because it is located outside the city area, which makes it hard for companies to reach. Its average package may be 5 LPA. But the ranking of the college now is so good, which may help in placements. But you know, the students should be well-prepared for the interviews, but alas, they don’t pass their exams. Most of the students opt for higher studies.

Infrastructure: Here, the campus life is so nice. There are so many social and cultural clubs present, which keep students busy with extracurricular activities. There is an annual fest organized here named Madhuram and one technical fest named teshFEST. There is one central library which has a large number of books related to every genre, etc. There is also a digital library and reading room, all of which have ACs. We have NCC and NSS societies also.

Faculty: In my view, all the teachers are very highly educated from various colleges and universities. Some of them completed their studies at IITs/NITs. Recently, some of our professors have come in the list of top 2% of scientists. All the faculty members motivate us very well. Our course is divided into 8 semesters. For each semester, there are 2 minor and 1 major exam held. Each minor is of 15 marks, and the major is of 50 marks. We get our result in CGPA system.

Reviewed on 21 Jan 2025Read More

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Bachelor of Law (LL.B.) - Batch of 2020

4.8

5Placements5Infrastructure4Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money

Wide exposure into the field of law that would help me enhance my legal knowledge and learn.

Placements: Various companies provide internships for students from the 3rd year itself. After completion of these internships, certificates are awarded to the students who have successfully completed them. Projects are done in the final year, with a duration of almost 6 months. For every internship and project, credits and scores are given to the students by the faculty, depending on their performance in the company or during the internship.

Infrastructure: Various fests and annual events are organized within the college and university every year, involving various fun activities. A wide range of books and journals concerning students' interests is available in the library on campus. Students are allowed to bring their mobile phones, laptops, and devices into the classrooms to use while taking notes and surfing sites that help enhance their understanding.

Faculty: The staff in the college is more than sufficient, and the relationship between the staff and students is generally great, with most staff being friendly (not all). I personally like Fathima Mam from the CSE department, and Naveen Sir, who is also one of the best people at Vemu; he is very friendly to all the students. Everyone likes him. He is the only person who thinks about students' well-being 24 hours a day and encourages them to be successful in their lives. Overall, there is one main exam, which is the semester exam. In one year, there are 2 semester exams, in addition to 2 mid exams in one semester. These mid exams are for students' internal marks.

Reviewed on 14 Oct 2024Read More

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Bachelor of Law (LL.B.) - Batch of 2027

3.8

2Placements4Infrastructure5Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money

Hub of knowledge and exposure to the legal world. Not too extraordinary, but decent infrastructure.

Placements: Placement is not offered from the college side, but the name is enough to get you work under different famous lawyers or judges if you have access to them. The law firms like KK Luthra and many others organize moot courts, which is another way to build connections.

Infrastructure: An old building infrastructure, but a fantastic place of knowledge and growth in the legal and global world. The library is an iconic place here. The hostel is fantastic with a proper infrastructure and a must-try food taste and quality for people not residing in the hostel.

Faculty: The name is enough to mean it has the best curriculum and many brilliant faculty members. The course is similar to many state judiciary exams. We have semester-wise exams, 6 semesters in 3 years, with ample time for preparation, and consistent study yields better results. It is a hub of talent.

Other: I wanted to have a professional degree, and getting admission was a big success, so I took this opportunity with both hands. Many seminars and exposure regarding legal affairs are provided often.

Reviewed on 3 Jul 2025Read More

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What is the seat intake for LL.B. at Campus Law Centre, University of Delhi?

Answered 9 months ago

Campus Law Centre, Delhi University offers a total of 1214 seats for its Bachelor of Legislative Law (LLB) programme. The seats are only offered to students who has a valid score in the CUET PG exam and availability of seats for each category. Further, the University follows seat reservation policy

Raj Sahani

Contributor-Level 10

What entrance exams are accepted by Campus Law Centre University of Delhi for admission to LL.B.?

Answered 9 months ago

The Campus Law Centre University of Delhi accepts the entrance exam are for pursuing the LL.B. course candidates must appear for CUET UG and for pursuing LL.M. must appear for CUET PG. CUET is a competitive exam and is conducted by NTA. After qualifying the CUET exam candidates must seek admission i

Anant katare

Contributor-Level 10

When will Campus Law Centre University of Delhi cutoff list be released?

Answered 9 months ago

The admission in Campus Law Centre University of Delhi for both Post Graduate and Under Graduate courses are based on the scores obtained in CUET entrance exam. The cutoff list of CUET 2024 has been already released for admission in the institute. To check the cutoff details you can visit the websit

Anant katare

Contributor-Level 10

Who is eligible for Campus Law Centre LLB course?

Answered 9 months ago

Campus Law Centre LLB course eligibility criteria includes Bachelor's or Master's Degree from the University of Delhi or any other Indian or Foreign University recognized as equivalent by the University of Delhi. Further, candidates must also have a valid score in the entrance-level exam such as Com

Nitesh Shukla

Contributor-Level 10

What is the seat intake for LLB at Campus Law Centre LLB?

Answered 9 months ago

Campus Law Centre, Delhi University offers a total of 1214 seats for its Bachelor of Legislative Law (LLB) programme. The seats are only offered to students who has a valid score in the CUET PG exam and availability of seats for each category.

Satyendra Tyagi

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