Faculty of Law, University of Delhi, DUET Cutoff 2021 for EWS Category is listed below. The overall cutoff marks for DUET is 79.42 - 90.25
Faculty of Law, University of Delhi, CUET Cutoff 2024 for General Category is listed below. The overall cutoff marks for CUET is 205
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I only gave exam because of this faculty, I choose law center 2 only because of its timing i.e. from 8 morning to 2 afternoon. It is my first preference and I got it , so I secured my admission only here . An exam cuet pg is conducted by NTA, you have to fill this form and then a two hour exam held, after that merit is released.
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The qualify for the course you need to score a minimum of 45% in undergrad in any course afterwhich you will apply for cute . Cut off will again vary depending on reservations if any. For general usually 350 out 500 has a good chance od getting admissions.for st 170 above is a good score. Admission process is really simple as most of it is done online except for the form verification
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The eligibilty of course is graduation with minimum 55% marks. Exams are now conducted by NTA under CUET PG and aplliication fees is 1000 and dates once a year. Every reservtion under constituion is given here.
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Any student clearing the CUET PG examination can apply to be enrolled into the faculty of law delhi university after clearing the cut-off as per the university. Reservation benefits can be claimed as per the notification released every year on the site of delhi university before the enrollment process starts. Admission process is very smooth except the communication from the university side for which student have to keep checking the website to be updated about the timelines.
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For admission you have to give CUET PG exam with paper code COQP11 which includes the maths , language, reasoning and there will be 75 questions in all which are for 300 marks and you can easily get admission if you have 200+ marks and even at less mark
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The application form process waa really easy. We had a college desk open during the college hours for the admission. Eligibility of the course is any graduate in any stream . The exams conducted are pretty much standardised and are held twice annually as per the semestee system followed so we have 6 semesters in total divided over a period of 3 years of the law school. The admission process could have been made better in a way that there should be a buddy assigned to each new applicant for guidance at ang step and also the college helpline numbers can be made more responsive.
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The admission process was so good and the cutoff of this course for the general was 257 marks, for obc 221 marks, and for another category, I forgot that eligibility for this course is must be graduate, i found the application form from Sarkari result. previously DUET took the exam but this time NTA the exam for any course.
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Eligibility for the course is having under graduate degree with minimum 55 percent, admission through the entrance with general cutoff of 250+ marks out of 400, NTA conduct the entrance for the admission process, reservation available for Sc, st, obc, ews, PWD candidate
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I did my graduation from my home town in b.com and in 3rd year I started preparing for the Du LL.b exam which was later conducted in cuet only. Preparing for the entrance exam is a fun process for me because I have an interest in law If you also have an interest in law then give it a shot Du LLB. For applying in Du Faculty you need to Complete your under-gradation in any course. You can find the application form on the Faculty of Law website.
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The eligibility criteria for this course is that you should have done graduation in any subject with a minimum 55% aggregate. The admission is conducted through CUEPG. The notification comes on the official website of DU admission. But it can also be found on some counseling websites like college duniya and like. The application process generally starts in the month of February.
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