NLU Delhi (NLUD) - National Law University

National Law University of Delhi (NLU Delhi) is a distinguished university with a reputation for having top-notch academic staff and programs. Students are provided with state of the art infrastructure and various facilities. Library, sports, mock rooms, placement facilities, cafeteria etc. are available to students. Students gain knowledge and learn new skills here. Students are required to gain experience through practical training. The BA LLB course is wide and comprehensive. You can learn detailed knowledge and gain sufficient expertise in your field. NLU Delhi is one of the best law schools in Delhi.

The highest package for LLM students at NLU Delhi is INR 10 LPA.

The latest cutoff information for admission to BA LLB at NLU Delhi is based on the AILET exam scores and the subsequent counseling rounds. The overall cutoff for AILET is in the range of 144 - 457 rank for admission to BA LLB at NLU Delhi.

No, direct admission to the LLM programme at NLU Delhi is not available. All candidates, except for those applying under the Foreign Nationals category, are required to appear in the AILET exam for admission to NLU Delhi. Admission is based on AILET scores and subsequent counseling rounds, with final admission confirmed after document verification and fee payment.

NLUD published the AILET 2025 Admission Notification on May 27, 2024, on the official website, nludelhi.ac.in. The notification contains the important dates related to AILET 2025.

Pursuing BA LLB at NLU Delhi is not considered expensive, with the annual tuition fee for the BA LLB course being Rs. 85,000, along with additional charges for various facilities and services.

The LLM placements at NLU Delhi are quite promising, with a median salary of INR 8 LPA offered to LL.M students during the placement drive.

The candidates securing highest marks in CLAT or academic (From 2nd to 5th years) are awarded with scholarship in NLIU Bhopal.

NLUs are public law schools in India, established through special statue passed by the parliament or state legislature. The NLUs are autonomous institutions that are allowed to develop their own curriculum and teaching methodology. So all NLUs are itself government college manage by state or central government. The admission in UG/PG law courses are based on CLAT ranking.

No, you cannot get admission in national law university with only donation. You need to clear the CLAT exam with high results in order to get accepted into any of the NLUs. They must take the AILET 2024 test only if they want to be considered for admission to NLU Delhi. NLUs  require CLAT examination.