NLU Delhi (NLUD) - National Law University

No, they don't. Only 5-year integrated courses are provided by the NLUs.
Go for Asian Law College for that.
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You need to apply for CLAT PG in order to do an LLM at a National Law University. CLAT PG is generally conducted in the month of May every year.

Please use Shiksha CLAT college predictor ans see your chances of getting a seat.
Link: https://www.shiksha.com/law/resources/clat-college-predictor.

Hi,
So, it is largely dependent upon the CGPA in college and the internships you have done so far. However, this is not a hard and fast rule. Sometimes they even give priority to someone with a good CV having Moots, research papers etc. Hope this solves your query.

Yes, it was yesterday on 6th of May. I hope your exam went well, also this year paper was tougher than previous years!

Yes, it was yesterday on 6th of May. I hope your exam went well, also this year paper was tougher than previous years!

Hey there,
A student from any stream in 10+2 is eligible for applying in law colleges provided he is from a recognised board of education.

Hi there,
The placement opportunities for LLM graduates in NLUs is next to nil. Out of 10, only 1 might get placed
Campus placement for them is very rare.

You have to qualify for the All India Law Entrance Test(AILET) to take admission in the National Law University.

All candidates, other than those applying under the Foreign Nationals category, should appear for the All India Law Entrance Test AILET and selection shall be solely on that basis. Candidates should score at least 40% of the marks in the AILET (30% for SC/ ST candidates).
In order to appear for the AILET candidates should have passed the 10+2 examination and scored a minimum of 50%. However, candidates appearing for 10+2 examinations in the year of the AILET can also apply, provided they meet the above eligibility at the time of admission.