NLU Assam (NLUJAA) - National Law University And Judicial Academy

No, National Law University Delhi does not have NRI seats. However, it does allow admission to foreign nationals and OCI and PIO category students. They are also exempted from appearing in the AILET 2023 for admission to NLU, Delhi, if they apply in their respective categories. The following are some NLUs that have NRI quota seats for admission to law courses:
1. West Bengal National Law University of Judicial Sciences: Around 20 NRI and NRI-sponsored seats
2. National Law University, Bhopal: Around 27 NRI and sponsored seats
3. National Law University, Jodhpur: Total 16 NRI seats
4. National Law University, Odisha: Total 15 NRI and NRI-sponsored seats
5. Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Patiala: Only 5 NRI seats
6. Himachal Pradesh National Law University: Total 18 NRI seats
7. Damodaram Sanjivayya National Law University (DSNLU) Visakhapatnam: Total 12 NRI and sponsored seats
These NLUs accept CLAT scores for admission, and even for admission under the NRI quota, you need to appear in the CLAT exam.

At NLU in Delhi, the admissions counseling process is carried out following the successful announcement of the AILET entrance exam. Each applicant must complete document verification after being selected for admission to NLU, Delhi, in order to be taken into consideration for admission to this law school. The following documents must be presented during the counseling process at NLU, Delhi:
1. In case of B.A. LL.B. (Hons): The Marksheets of Class XII and Class X
2. For LL. M. admission: The marksheets of graduation in LL.B. Or equivalent, Class XII and Class X.
3. In the case of a Ph.D. programme, the marksheets of an LL. M. or equivalent, including other previous degree marksheets
4. The latest Character Certificate
5. Transfer Certificate
6. If you are applying for any other category than a valid category Certificate such as SC, ST, etc.

NLU, New Delhi was established in the year 2008. The university offers undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral programmes. NLU Delhi admission to UG, PG and Ph.D programmes are done on the basis of the All-India Law Entrance Test (AILET) conducted by the university. The meritorious and needy students at NLU Delhi are given financial aid in the form of various scholarships so they can pursue their education and careers without any limitations or barriers. NLU Delhi facilities include a central library, computer centre, digital classrooms, canteen, hostels, e-moot court hall, hostels, medical facility and many more. University is offering the following courses.
1. B.A. LLB
2. LLM
3. Ph.D. The following are the other law colleges offering LLB courses.
1. University of Delhi (3 Years LLB)
2. University school of Law & Legal Studies GGSIPU (BA& BBA LLB)
3. Symbiosis Law School, Noida (BA& BBA LLB)
4. Amity Law School Noida (BA/B.Com/BBA LLB and LLB)
5. IMS Law college Noida (BA&B.Com LLB, LLB)

1- AILET is an exam only for NLU Delhi students. Though it is tougher than CLAT this exam has only relevance for NLU Delhi, as no other NLU or private college accepts AILET scores, whereas CLAT is considered by all NLUs except NLU Delhi. Private colleges also accept CLAT scores.
2- NLSIU was established far earlier than NLUD. Hence, the alumni network is far better. Apart from producing great lawyers, NLSIU also promotes more research and has more prestige at the national as well as international levels. Needless to say, ultimate placements are far better than NLUD. (Though placements at NLUD are also very good.
3- Bangalore is the IT hub of India. Hence, a huge number of companies are there. Hence, opportunities are seamless.
4- Apart from this, the climate in Delhi is extreme. But Bangalore has decent weather and climate. These are the reasons why people choose to be in NLSIU rather than NLUD. I hope this will help you.