BBA LL.B. (Hons.) 

at Campus Law Centre, North Campus

Admission to all the Campus Law Centre courses is entrance-based. It accepts CUET PG exam for admission to its postgraduate courses. The institute along with DU started accepting CUET PG from 2025 session onward. Before this, admission to PG was based on DUET exam conducted by the University. The eligibility requirements for all the popular programmes offered by the college are tabulated below:

Courses	Eligibility
LLB	UG/PG degree from DU or any other Indian or foreign recognised university with 50% aggregate
LLM	LLB degree with at least 50% aggregate

 

 

DU CSAS portal 2024 opening date has been announced. University of Delhi launched CSAS portal 2024 on May 28, 2024. Candidates who appeared for the CUET 2024 exam can register at DU CSAS 2024 portal. Candidates will be required to enter the college and course preference and pay the DU CSAS registration 2024 fee to participate in the admission process. On the basis of the choices entered and CUET 2024 percentile, candidates will be alloted college and course. CUET 2024 result will be declared on June 30, 2024 at exams.nta.ac.in/CUET-UG/. 

The cut off marks required for  LL.B. at Campus Law Centre, University of Delhi depend on the category of the student, university and the desired programmes. For general category, CUET PG expected cut off ranges from  230 to 240 and for OBC category, 160 to 170 for SC category 103 to 110 for ST category, 200 for EWS category. CUET PG expected cut of ranges from 220 to 230. The expected cut offs are subject to change. The universities participating in CUET will release their cut offs of CUET PG for admission  on their official websites.Kindly refer to the official website of Campus Law Centre, University of Delhi for the latest updates related to cut offs.

{Source: LL.B. students & alumni}

Infrastructural Limitations

* The building is old and requires renovation
* Classrooms are poorly maintained, and plaster often falls during classes
* Limited hostel seats (only 50 for law students)
* Poor internet connectivity and slow Wi-Fi speeds
* Library is well-equipped but has limited seating capacity
* No separate canteen for CLC students

Teaching Quality

* Teachers are highly qualified, including former judges and advocates
* Teaching pedagogy is effective, with a focus on practical learning
* Course curriculum is relevant and covers important topics
* Semesters exams are challenging, requiring students to work hard to score good grades

Career Prospects

* Placement record is average, with a few students securing jobs through campus placements
* Internship opportunities are plentiful, both within and outside India
* Students often opt for litigation or judicial services instead of corporate careers
* Salary packages range from INR4-INR6 lakh per annum

Other Benefits

* Exposure to various extracurricular activities, such as moot court competitions and debates
* Opportunity to learn from experienced faculty members
* Access to a well-stocked library and modern infrastructure
* Vibrant campus culture and community

In conclusion, while the Campus Law Centre may face infrastructural limitations, the quality of teaching and career prospects remain strong. With the right mindset and dedication, students can benefit greatly from their LL.B. program. However, prospective students should carefully consider these factors before investing in the program.

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Admission to various courses at Campus Law Centre University of Delhi is based on the scores obtained in various entrance exams such as CUET. Cutoffs for all these exams for admission 2024 have already been released. To check the cutoff, you can visit: Campus Law Centre, Delhi Cutoff 2024/2023/2022: Round-wise for all Courses.

The CUET-PG cutoff for the Campus Law Centre, University of Delhi, for 2024 is yet to be officially announced. However, based on previous years, the expected cutoff is anticipated to be around 50-55% for General category students, with slightly lower cutoffs for reserved categories.

Well as much as in my knowledge & according to the legal education experts Campus Law Centre University of Delhi overall considered in Tier 2 . However there will be always debate on that due to the different ranking criterias.But as we know this institute have a good reputation, infrastructure and high level faculty .

Getting admission to Campus Law Centre, University of Delhi, can be competitive due to its reputation and the quality of education it offers. For the LL.B. program, candidates need to score well on the CUET, and the cutoff tends to be high, particularly for general category students. For the LL.M. program, a strong academic background and performance in the entrance exam are also crucial.