NLU Delhi (NLUD) - National Law University

Hi there, The percentage in graduation is not required for admission in NLU. You need to have a minimum 50% in your 10+2 which makes you eligible for taking CLAT.

Hi there, None of the NLUs offer a 3-year course in Law. All of them provide an integrated 5 year LL.B. Course.

Hey there,
The top 5 NLUs will be the best for better placements as all the tier 1 and tier 2 law firms recruit from the top 5 NLUs.
Thus, they have better placement stats based on last 5 years.

Hi there,
It's not necessary that every law graduate from an NLU will get a job for sure. You need to maintain a good CV and marks for campus placements. Alternatively, you may get self employed by practicing at a court of law.

Hi there,
Kindly go through the link below for the fee structure of NLU Delhi:
http://nludelhi.ac.in/adm-ba-fee.aspx.

Hey there,
For the last 5 years, the AILET cutoff for SC students has fallen within a bracket of 80-90.

Hi there,
All the NLUs offer a 5 year course in law thus even if you do B.Com you need to take up a 5 year law course only. Alternatively you make take admission after B.Com in a 3year law programme. As doing B.Com would serve no purpose as the NLUs will offer a B.Com as well along with LL.B.

Hi there, You cannot get direct admission in any of the NLUs. The only way through is based on CLAT scores or other entrances designated for the universities.

Hi there, She might get a seat in the lower NLUs or other NLUs under vacancy. However, college won't be allotted until 3rd list based on the rank.

Hi there, In order to take admission in NLU, you need to take CLAT. You can't take admission through ISAT in any NLU.