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Law Centre-II Fees 2026

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Last updated on 25 May '26

Law Centre-II Fees
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Law Centre-II, University of Delhi Fee Structure
- Law Centre-II LL.B. Fees 2026
Law Centre-II Scholarships
Law Centre-II Student Reviews

Law Centre-II, University of Delhi Fee Structure

The fee structure for Law Centre-II, University of Delhi courses vary from each other. The fee structure also varies depending upon the level and specialisation of the programme one choose. Candidates who pass all rounds of Law Centre-II, University of Delhi admission process must pay a part of the course fee to confirm admission to their desired programmes. The course fee may include various fee components, including Tuition Fees, Hostel Fees, One-time fee and more. For the course-wise Law Centre-II, University of Delhi fee details, refer to the section below:

Course	Total tuition fees
LL.B. (1 Courses)	₹ 18.03 KGet Fee Details

The fees is for the entire duration of the respective courses.

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Q: What is the fee of Law Centre-II?

The following table provides the admission criteria for all the popular Law Centre-II courses along with their total tuition fee:

Courses	Total Tuition Fees
LLB ( Three-Year)	INR 18,030

NOTE: This fee, however, is collated from various sources on the internet. Hence, is indicative.

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Law Centre-II
LL.B. Fees 2026

Law Centre-II, University of Delhi offers the LL.B. course at the UG level. Candidates seeking admission to the course are required to participate in Law Centre-II, University of Delhi admission process to get a chance to secure a seat. Candidates who make it to the final round of admission are eligible to pay the course fee that is INR 18,030. Check below the breakup of Law Centre-II, University of Delhi LL.B. fee:

Fee components	Amount (for 3 years)
Tuition Tuition fee is calculated on the basis of 1st year. Actual amount may vary. The fees might include components other than tuition fees.	₹ 18.03 K
Total fee	₹ 18.03 K

These are estimated fees information. Actual values may differ.

The value for money rating of this course is 4.7/5 (46 Reviews).View placement details

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Law Centre-II
LL.B. Fees Comparison

Colleges	Tuition Fees	Hostel Fees
Law Centre-II	18.03 K	-/-
Faculty of Law	1.02 L	9.75 K
Banaras Hindu University	1.02 L	9.75 K
Campus Law Centre	18.03 K	-/-
Law Centre-I	18.03 K	-/-

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Law Centre-II
Scholarships

Jagdev Memorial Scholarship of the value of Rs. 14,000/- p.a. to be awarded every year to three students of EWS Category studying in 1st year LL.B. Course each from CLC, LC-I and LC-II.

Campus Law Centre Alumni Association (Registered) also offers following scholarships to the students of the Campus Law Centre:
1. Jagdev Memorial Scholarship
2. B.R. Handa Memorial Scholarship
3. H.V. Goswami Memorial Scholarship

For more information refer to: https://lawfaculty.du.ac.in/userfiles/downloads/pdf

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Law Centre-II
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3.9/5

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4-5
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Placements3.0

Infrastructure3.4

Faculty & Course4.2

Campus Life4.4

Value for Money4.7

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Our college provides one of the best placements among the best law firms and private practices.

Based on 12 Reviews

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Very few students got placed from college, but you will get to learn many things from college.

Based on 22 Reviews

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Bachelor of Law (LL.B) - Batch of 2025

4.6

4Placements4Infrastructure5Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money

Journey of my LL.B. in Law Center 2, Delhi University.

Placements: Law Center 2 provides placement opportunities, but only those who score above 60% are selected by the companies. Therefore, very few people get the chance to be selected for placements. Very few companies visit our college and select only 5 to 6 students, which motivates others.

Infrastructure: The infrastructure of Law Center 2 is good. They have air conditioning and a very good library. However, the Wi-Fi does not work well. The canteen is located at the back of the college. Nearby, the arts faculty is attached outside, where there are various food courts. If anyone wants to relax, they can go to the arts faculty grounds. The natural scenery is really nice.

Faculty: The faculty is very professional and friendly. We study through the case materials provided. Exams are conducted every 4 months. Many students fail because the faculty does not give high marks; 60% is the highest. In exams, the questions come from the case materials provided on the website.

Other: Doing my LL.B. from Delhi University was my dream. The campus crowd is really good; we get to meet people from various backgrounds and states.

Reviewed on 18 May 2025Read More

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Bachelor of Law (LL.B) - Batch of 2018

4.8

5Placements5Infrastructure4Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money

I really like society structure that helps students learn how to organise events.

Placements: It had a strong reputation for its campus placement opportunities in 6 and 7 semesters. Students were eligible to sit in the placements. Institutes provided placement training and mock interview preparation to the students recently. The highest package was 42 LPA, and the average package was 7 LPA offered by the institutes. Atleast 70% of students got placed through on-campus drive.

Infrastructure: My overall experience was totally amazing because of the events of the college like Induction for freshers for international competitions, moot court, and other competitions like debate, quizzes, etc. Overall, college gives vast exposure to students from different states. SSC judges and top advocates come to judges competitions so in that way too.

Faculty: Faculty members and students relations were very good. Faculty members were supportive and eager to teach. They had a passion for teaching and growth of students. Every doubt was cleared and you were encouraged to practice things that were really required for placements rather than college academics. While I didn't like some faculty members and I could not include their names. But many students disliked them because they were the most disciplined ones in the college.

Reviewed on 12 Apr 2025Read More

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

4.0

3Placements5Infrastructure4Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money

Amazing college in the heart of Delhi. North campus vibes are unmatchable.

Placements: Our college didn't provide much opportunity for placement. Students usually get internships from college, but placements are usually not provided by college. Internships are also usually unpaid, I haven't had the chance to do internship yet, it's so hard to get.

Infrastructure: College building was built 8 years ago. It has 4 lifts and a 3-story building. Washrooms are clean, with 2 washrooms on each floor, and each washroom has 10 stalls with proper water facilities. Mess and canteen are also good. However, we don't have hostel facilities.

Faculty: Teachers are friendly, cooperative, well-qualified, and knowledgeable. Teaching quality is perfect and understandable. College offers extracurricular activities like the Moot Court Society, International Law Society, and many others, providing students with opportunities to explore and gain diverse experiences. Semester exams are tough. Pass percentage is 45%.

Other: I chose LL.B. because I want to appear for the JAG exam. The best thing about LL.B. is the knowledge we get after learning law is unmatchable.

Reviewed on 24 Nov 2024Read More

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Bachelor of Law (LL.B) - Batch of 2025

4.8

4Placements5Infrastructure5Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money

Faculty of law Law centre II

Placements: A total of 1000 students were accepted in my college. We have an active placement cell here regularly providing internship and job opportunities to the students of law center two we also have a mood court society in the college which helps in polishing the skills of the students here in our faculty.

Infrastructure: The infrastructure of my college is really good. It's modern and advanced has big classrooms moved court and a nice big hall where all of us can gather for some events or social gatherings. Talking about the facilities. They are very experienced and helpful. We also have a canteen and health centre in the basement.

Faculty: The teachers here are really helpful, qualified and knowledgeable talking about the teaching quality. It's really good very interactive sessions take place and it's three year course where we have to pass six semesters and a total of 30 subjects. Five subjects each semester.

Other: I was admitted to the 2022 to 2025 batch. A total of 3000 students have been admitted to this batch and all of the three centers of Delhi University faculty of Law. The crowd is amazing. Most of the times, many events and fest take place campus as well connected and we get to interact with a lot of people on a day-to-day basis.

Reviewed on 13 Oct 2024Read More

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

4.0

3Placements5Infrastructure4Faculty3Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money

Experienced and Knowledgeable Faculty

Placements: When it comes to corporate job placements, NLUs generally rank higher than DU Faculty of Law. However, DU still provides placement opportunities through dedicated societies focused on placement efforts, thanks to which many students secure jobs.

Infrastructure: There isn’t a separate hostel for the college; instead, it’s a shared university hostel. The infrastructure is solid, though the food quality could be better compared to private colleges. Separate rooms are provided, and boys and girls share a combined hostel. Hostel charges are nominal, typically around INR 500, covering food and other activities.

Faculty: The course curriculum is well-structured to offer a practical understanding of legal concepts, designed by highly experienced faculty members and legal professionals with real-world experience. Faculty members are highly educated and help students navigate complex legal jargon and technical aspects of the course.

Reviewed on 2 Oct 2024Read More

Anonymous

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

4.4

3Placements5Infrastructure4Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money

My experience in Law Faculty DU LC 2.

Placements: Law centre 2 has around 900 students in the LL.B. course and around 30% get placements in law firms and companies like live law. The centre has a special society called legal aids cell for placements and internship related roles. The students either intern as a legal drafter or a legal researcher in these companies.

Infrastructure: The infrastructure in LC 2 is quite decent. We have a Wi-Fi service for students and we get a unique id and password for the same. The library is a fine one with wide range of books to choose from. The classrooms are spacious and the bathrooms are clean and tidy. Even the hostels are nice with good food and that too in a budget.

Faculty: One of the best things about this college is the faculty. The teachers are very experienced and they know what they are doing. They share their exceptional knowledge in the classroom with examples for various cases. The exams are moderate tough and manageable with a little extra studying towards the end. Thought I feel the marking scheme is bit strict.

Other: The fests and events should never be missed. LC 2 has a number of societies like moot court society, legal aid society which helps the students secure internships and also on placements. The centre also organises various cultural events from time to time for the all round development.

Reviewed on 14 Oct 2023Read More

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When will the next CUET PG notification release for Law Centre-II admission?

Answered 2 years ago

CUET-PG 2023 application forms for the academic session 2023-2024 were out from March 20 by the examination conducting authority, NTA. Candidates were able to apply online on the CUET website starting from March 20 till April 19, 2023. Candidates were also able to edit the CUET-PG 2023 online appli

Manori Sahni

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Who is eligible for Law Centre-II admission?

Answered 2 years ago

Admission to all the Law Centre-II courses is entrance-based. Law Centre-II accepts CUET PG exam for admission to its postgraduate courses. The institute along with DU started accepting CUET PG from 2023 session onward. Before this, admission to PG was based on DUET exam conducted by the University.

Manori Sahni

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Can I get into Law Centre-II without CUET?

Answered 2 years ago

No, Law Centre-II admission to all the postgraduate programmes, is entrance-based. This DU-affiliated college accepts CUET PG exam for admission to its postgraduate courses. Law Centre-II along with DU started accepting CUET PG from 2023 session onward. Before this, admission to PG courses was mostl

Manori Sahni

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Is there a way to apply to Law Centre-II offline?

Answered 2 years ago

No, there is no offline method of application at Law Centre-II. All the candidates must apply through the centralised entrance exam's official website, i.e., the official websites of CUET PG exam. After the COVID years and after the introduction of CUET PG for admission to Law Centre-II and other DU

Manori Sahni

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Is there any seat reservation criteria followed by Law Centre-II?

Answered 2 years ago

At Law Centre-II, more than 70% of seats are reserved for various reserved category students. A breakup for the same is mentioned in the below table:

Category	Percentage Reservation of Seats at Law Centre-II
SC/ST	22.5% 15% for SC and 7.5% for ST (interchangeable, if necessary)
OBC (non-creamy layer, central list)	27%
Economically Weaker Section (EWS)	10%
Persons with Benchmark Disabilities (PwD)	5%
Children/Widows of personnel of the Armed Forces (CW)	5%
Wards of Kashmiri Migrants	5%