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Bipasha Jha

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Students are selected on the basis of entrance scores and interview performance. All applicants have to fill an application on the official website. The university shortlists students on the basis of entrance merit. Selected students have to appear for a virtual interview round. Those who clear the interview can get admissions. The last step is document verification and fee payment. 

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Bipasha Jha

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No, CLAT is not compulsory for BA LLB at Jain University. The university accepts JET-LAW and AILET scores as well along with CLAT. The selection is based on entrance merit and interview performance. 

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Saumya Gairola

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Students need to pay Registration Fee through the Payment Gateway link on the candidate's dashboard to submit application for BA LLB at DU. Fee amount is as follows:

Category

Registration Fee

UR / OBC-NCL / EWS

INR 1,500

SC / ST / PwBD

INR 1,000

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Bipasha Jha

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Application deadline for Phase IV JET-LAW exam is second/third week of June. Exam is conducted in fourth week of June. The exam dates can change every year. 

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Saumya Gairola

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No, students need to appear for CLAT exam and obtain valid score to be eligible for admission in BA LLB at DU. Admission is given on the basis of eligibility, CLAT score, seat availability, seat reservation policy and preferences provided by the candidates.

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Saumya Gairola

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Faculty of Law,  University of Delhi is considered among the premier institutes in the country for law programmes. The institute was ranked 9 among all Law Institutes in India by NIRF in 2025. It also attained rank 7 by IIRF in 2025.

 

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Bipasha Jha

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BA LLB tuition fee is INR 13.25 lakh, as per Shiksha. Fee structure includes many components. Some of them are paid one-time & some are annually paid. Components are registration fee, tuition fee, administration charges, etc. 

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Bipasha Jha

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BA LLB tuition fee is INR 13.25 lakh, as per Shiksha. Fee structure includes many components. Some of them are paid one-time & some are annually paid. Components are registration fee, tuition fee, administration charges, etc. 

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Saumya Gairola

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BA LLB seat intake at Faculty of Law,  University of Delhi is mentioned in the following table:

Category

Seats

UR

24

OBC-NCL

16

SC

9

EWS

6

ST

5

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Saumya Gairola

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Seat reservation policy of Faculty of Law, DU is mentioned in the following table:

Category

Reservation

SC/ST

22.5%

OBC-NCL, Central List

27 %

EWS

10%

In case the seats of the Supernumerary quota (s) remain vacant, the same will not be converted to any other Category.

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