DU LLB- Registration Process, Fees, Eligibility, Exam Pattern & Syllabus:

DU LLB- Registration Process, Fees, Eligibility, Exam Pattern & Syllabus:

DU LLB is university level entrance examination conducted for the admission into 3- year LLB, offered by Faculty of Law, Delhi University. This entrance exam is conducted by National Testing Agency (NTA). 

Law is considered as one of the Nobel profession which can bring money, as well as power. Person who pursues law, can also do specialization in various law subjects such as, Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, Civil Law, Contract law, Human rights etc. 

For candidates appearing in DU LLB, it is extremely important to have an understanding of the exam pattern of this exam. 

Here, findmecollege through this article presents the structure of DU LLB examination with the details such as, registration process, fees, eligibility, exam pattern and lastly the syllabus for preparation of this exam:

REGISTRATION PROCESS & FEES:

• Candidates need to register themselves online for the DU LLB on the website. For registration the candidate has to first visit the DU LLB official website i.e., lawfaculty.du.ac.in, then Click on the ‘Registration’ link, after that he/she have to Enter Personal Details such as name, date of birth, educational qualifications, address, Qualification details, Contact Information and then have to upload photograph in the prescribed format.
• • Then Click on ‘Submit’, Press on the ‘Application Form’ link, Enter Registration Number, Password then fill the required information and lastly have to Remit the fee against DU LLB Application Form.
  • Documents required for registration process- Candidate’s photograph, Signature (Scanned image in jpg format), valid email id & Scanned copy of all academic certificates, Mark sheets of class X, XII, graduation and/or other equivalent exams.
  • A DU LLB admit card is issued to the candidate for appearing in exam who fills and submits the application form on or before the last date as prescribed.
• Registration Fees for DU LLB examination is Rs. 750 for UR/ OBC/ CW and Rs. 300 for EWS/ SC/ ST/ PWD.

ELIGIBILITY:

• The candidates should have completed a graduation in any stream provided by Delhi University or any other university recognized by UGC.

• No up-and-comer on the rolls of LL.B. or then again ex-understudy of any University will be permitted to take confirmation in DU LLB course except if they get their confirmation dropped.
• General and EWS Category candidates must have obtained at least 50% marks or an equivalent grade point in aggregate in the qualifying examination on the other hand OBC/CW/PWD Category and SC/ST Category Candidates must have scored at least 45% and 40% marks respectively. 
• Candidates appearing in the final year of qualifying degree examination are also eligible to appear in DU LLB.

EXAM PATTERN:

• Exam to be conducted in online mode.
• Duration for DU LLB exam is 2 hours/ 60 minutes.
• Exam to be conducted in English language.
• Questions come in a Multiple-Choice Question (MCQ) format.
• Number of questions are 100 for which score-band is 400 marks.
• The paper contains 4 sections, that are-

1. English comprehension
2. General Knowledge
3. Legal Awareness
4. Analytical Abilities

• Each section contains 25 MCQ and each question consist of 4 marks.
• 1 mark will be deducted for any wrong question.

SYLLABUS: 

• ENGLISH COMPREHENSION- The questions in this segment are from understanding and grammar. They are planned to test a competitor’s fitness in English. In this area, up-comers are assessed based on their comprehension of the entry, its focal topic, the significance of words and so on. In the sentence structure area, candidates are needed to detect the mistakes, fill in the spaces with a fitting decision and so forth.
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE- Applicants are tried based on their attention to public and global issues including static General Knowledge. Stay up with the latest with the news and different subjects examined in the print and advanced media.
• LEGAL AWARENESS- This part tests an up-comer’s advantage towards investigation of law, research inclination and critical thinking capacity.
• ANALYTICAL ABILITIES- The questions are intended to test an up-comer’s capacity to recognize designs, correct the outlandish contentions and logical connections. They will be outlined around arguments, logical groupings, analogies, and so on, notwithstanding, visual thinking won’t be tried.