How to Change and Cancel Delhi University College or Course based on New Cutoff 2021

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The CUET PG for LLM in 2025 is expected to be held in June, though the exact date is yet to be confirmed. For admission to LLM at Delhi University (DU), a general candidate should aim for a high score, typically between 200-250 marks out of 400, to secure a spot in a good college.

The CUET PG LLM syllabus includes topics such as Constitutional Law, Law of Torts, Indian Penal Code, Criminal Law, Family Law, Contract Law, Environmental Law, and Administrative Law. To prepare effectively, it’s important to study these subjects thoroughly, take mock tests, and review past year papers.

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Delhi University introduced these integrated law programs last year, offering BA LLB and BBA LLB courses.

Each course has 60 seats, and the university will conduct multiple rounds of counseling to fill them.

CLAT scores are considered for 5 year integrated LLB.The Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) will be the method for DU 5-year LLB admission in 2024.

For j&k one or two seats reserved depending on the program.These seats are considered "supernumerary," meaning they are additional to the regular seats in each category. However,no seperate list is declared for these seats so here i am providing information of general CLAT cutoff rank

The cut-off for the first round of admission in 2024 for the General category was 205–186, and for the EWS category it was 188–171.

The cut-off for the second round of admission in 2024 for the General category was 200–180, and for the EWS category it was 182–165.

The cut-off for the third round of admission in 2024 for the General category was 200–179, and for the EWS category it was 182–165.

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Hello Archa,

Delhi University offers LLB and BA LLB programs through its affiliated law faculty and colleges. Here's an overview:

LLB Program

• Faculty of Law : The LLB program is a 3-year course available for graduates from any discipline.
  
  
• Admission is based on the DU LLB Entrance Test conducted annually.
  
  BA LLB (Integrated 5-Year Program)
  
  
• As of now, DU primarily offers the 3-year LLB program. For BA LLB, you may need to explore universities like IPU in Delhi or NLUs.
  
  Key Campuses for LLB

1. Campus Law Centre (CLC)
2. Law Centre 1 (LC1)
3. Law Centre 2 (LC2)
   
   Eligibility and Admission Process

• Eligibility : Graduation (for LLB) with 50% marks (General category) or as per the relaxation for reserved categories.
  
  
• Admission : Through an entrance exam, followed by counseling based on merit.

For BA LLB, check with other universities offering integrated programs.


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Admission to DU LLB is based on the performance in the Common University Entrance Test (CUET).the expected cut-off marks for admission into the 5-year LLB course at Delhi University (DU) for the general category is around 238, with OBC, EWS categories slightly lower, and SC/ST categories significantly lower, potentially around 100+ marks depending on the year and specific cut-off list.

The expected cutoff is given is created by analysing last years cutoff so it is subject to change you can refer to the official website for the exact cutoff for this year.

Also you can get here 5 year b a LLB du cutoff 2025

Hello,

Yes, you can definitely pursue M.Sc. Mathematics from DU after completing your B.Tech in Computer Science. It has an eligibility criteria open for graduates in various disciplines and encourages them to apply for M.Sc. Mathematics provided that they qualify. On an average, an aggregate of at least 55% marks in undergraduate and two math-related courses in your B.Tech course will get you through to pursue an M.Sc. in Mathematics from Delhi University.

Admission is based on merit (for DU graduates) or an entrance exam conducted by DU. Since you come from a non-mathematics degree, you should prepare well for the entrance exam, focusing on core topics like algebra, calculus, and linear programming.

Check the official DU Mathematics Department website for detailed eligibility and application requirements. If you’d like tips on preparing for the entrance, let me know!