Law

Candidates shortlisted by NLU Delhi based on their AILET rank and eligibility criteria can participate. Shortlisted candidates must complete registration and counselling formalities.

Candidates should check NLU Delhi's official admission and counselling notifications for the latest merit lists, seat-allocation information and category-wise closing ranks before assessing admission chances.

Yes. Cutoffs can change in subsequent counselling rounds because candidates withdraw, seats become available, or candidates fail to complete admission requirements.

Reserved-category cutoffs were more relaxed than General cutoff, although closing ranks differed substantially among OBC, EWS, SC and ST candidates across counselling rounds. 

Reserved-category cutoffs were more relaxed than General cutoff, although closing ranks differed substantially among OBC, EWS, SC and ST candidates across counselling rounds. 

Admission cutoffs are represented through opening and closing ranks in counselling lists.

A good AILET score depends on category and programme. Candidates should target a score comfortably above expected ranges because small score differences can affect ranks and admission chances.

A good AILET score depends on category and programme. Candidates should target a score comfortably above expected ranges because small score differences can affect ranks and admission chances.

Yes. NLU Delhi releases category-wise cutoffs. General, OBC, EWS, SC, ST and other eligible categories have different closing ranks.