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- Faculty of Law JMI Entrance Exam Cut Off 2025
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Faculty of LawJMI Entrance Exam Cut Off 2025
Faculty of LawCut Off 2024 for JMI Entrance Exam: Year-Wise percentage
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JMI Entrance Exam Last Round percentage (General-All India)
| Course | 2022 | 2024 |
|---|---|---|
| LL.M. in Personal Law | – / – | 71.5 |
| LL.M. in Corporate Law | – / – | 71.5 |
| B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) | 76 | 87.75 |
| LL.M. in Criminal Law | – / – | 71.5 |
| LL.M. in Personal Law (Self Financed) | 105.5 | 49 |
Faculty of LawImportant dates 2025
| Dates | Upcoming Events |
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Feb '25-Mar '25 | JMI Entrance Exam 2025 Applications OpenTentative |
Apr '25-May '25 | JMI Entrance Exam 2025Tentative |
May '25 | JMI Entrance Exam 2025 ResultsTentative |
Faculty of LawCut Off 2024 for JMI Entrance Exam: Year-Wise PDF
Faculty of Law JMI Entrance Exam Counselling Rounds
| Rounds | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 |
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| Round 1 |  PDF | PDF | PDF |
| Round 2 | – / – | – / – | PDF |
| Round 3 | – / – | – / – | – / – |
| Round 4 | – / – | – / – | PDF |
| Round 5 | – / – | – / – | PDF |
| Round 6 | – / – | – / – | PDF |
| Round 7 | – / – | – / – | PDF |
| Round 8 | – / – | – / – | PDF |
| Round 9 | – / – | – / – | PDF |
| Round 10 | – / – | – / – | PDF |
Faculty of LawCut Off: Top Colleges Comparison
Faculty of Law JMI Entrance Exam Last Round Closing cutoff comparison (General-All India)
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| Colleges | Specialization | Cut Offs |
|---|---|---|
Faculty of Law | Labor & Employment Law | 17.5 |
Jamia Millia Islamia  Compare | Disaster Management | 23.25 |
Jamia Millia Islamia Compare | Entrepreneurship | 40.5 |
Jamia Millia Islamia Compare | Travel & Tourism Management | 42.75 |
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Muskan Sharma 
B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) - Batch of 2022
4.4
3Placements4Infrastructure5Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money
Our college has great campus life and affordable fees.
Placements: The law department was not very active when it was concerned with placements. Till 2022, the placement and internships committee did not function at its best. Almost all students were left to find PPOs on their own and no significant help was provided from college.
Infrastructure: College Wi-Fi was there. There is no need for Labs. Classroom and library were also available. As far as the hostel is concerned, I have no knowledge because I lived in Delhi with my family and never resided there. As per my classmates' response, it seemed it was a great deal considering the fee was Rs. 15,000 per year for the hostel.
Faculty: The course curriculum was so wide and exhaustive that it offered real choices to law students to figure out what would work best for them to succeed later in life. Teachers were quite helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable except for 1 or 2 which happens almost everywhere.
Other: I wanted to do something different and that is why I chose a law course. Better placement opportunities can improve the course. Only 1 fest was organised by the law department during our course, i.e., Tabeer 2018.
Reviewed on 2 Jan 2025Read More
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Anonymous
B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) - Batch of 2027
3.6
2Placements4Infrastructure2Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money
Good infrastructure, good exposure, decent faculty, poor placements and curriculum.
Placements: The campus placement is almost nil. However, students manage to get placed at good places on their own. The highest package of last year was 16 LPA. Students get placed as associates in law firms or as law clerks. Some government organizations like ONGC also provide placement opportunities.
Infrastructure: The infrastructure is decent with spacious classes installed with projectors. The faculty has different activity rooms like a conference hall, moot court room, committee room, students' lounge, library, etc. The campus is very beautiful. The hostels are also good. Each hostel has a gym facility, common room with sports equipment, mess, and reading hall.
Faculty: The teachers are qualified but not much helpful except a few. The course is very conventional and lacks practical skill improvement. The semester exams are pretty easy as there are mostly repetitive questions from the previous years. The passing percentage is almost 90%.
Reviewed on 23 Nov 2024Read More
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ARMAN SHEIKH
B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) - Batch of 2028
3.4
3Placements4Infrastructure3Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money
Review of Law Faculty, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi.
Placements: 8 students were placed out of 60. The highest package is 16 LPA, with ONGC as the top recruiting company. Many students did internships under different branches. The course is mainly judiciary and UPSC oriented. The NIRF ranking is 5th all over India, with companies such as Trilegal and Shardul being top recruiters.
Infrastructure: There is a separate, fully air-conditioned library at our faculty with several databases, including Manupatra, SCC Online, HeinOnline, Live Law, etc. Classrooms are spacious and fully air-conditioned. A canteen facility is also available, and there is an elevator.
Faculty: The teachers are helpful and cooperative, assisting in every phase. The teaching method is unique and impressive. Semester exams are the best way to judge students' academic performance. The pass percentage is 50% marks in each subject. This course is relevant and more inclined toward judiciary and UPSC.
Other: Various fests are organized, such as Enactus and Zephyr. The 10th Jamia National Moot Court Competition was organized in 2023.
Reviewed on 4 Oct 2024Read More
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Prakhar singh
B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) - Batch of 2028
4.2
3Placements4Infrastructure4Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money
The faculty of law in JMI is one of the best in the country; one must consider admission.
Placements: Approximately 30-40% of students get placement, and others generally opt for judiciary and litigation. Internship opportunities are plenty in Delhi, and the lowest package is 3 lakhs while the highest package is 18 lakhs. However, you have to grind for good placements. The average placement here is around 7 lakhs.
Infrastructure: The whole college campus has free Wi-Fi with excellent speed, and the facilities available in hostels depend upon the hostel allotted to you. Some hostels are good while others are very bad. The food quality is very good, and there are many paid canteens inside the university, so one can get food of their choice and refreshments. Additionally, the college is well connected by road and metro. The libraries here are large, spacious, and have many books.
Faculty: Teachers here are extremely knowledgeable and qualified with experience, and they teach well. However, the majority of faculty are guest and visiting faculty. Semester exams are lengthy, and one has to study pretty well to score good marks and grades. The pass percentage is almost 90%.
Other: I chose this course to obtain a law degree and take the judiciary exams, with the aim of trying to reform something in the field of law in India and helping needy people to get justice. Additionally, the college should build more student-friendly hostels and buildings with spacious classrooms and good connectivity with other faculties. More fests and festivals should also be celebrated to bring inclusiveness and harmony.
Reviewed on 15 Oct 2024Read More
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Mohammad Kashifullah
B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) (Self-financed) - Batch of 2025
3.6
1Placements3Infrastructure4Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money
Placement is very bad, but the faculty are good and talented, and students are very cooperative.
Placements: Till now, there have been no placements except for two to three students, but some permanent faculty members are trying to bring top companies that will provide placements. However, it will take time for implementation. The highest package goes to 5 LPA, the average ranges from 3 to 4 LPA, and the lowest is 2 LPA. No top companies come, and many students secure internships on their own, as neither faculty nor teachers help in obtaining them. The top roles offered are as legal associates.
Infrastructure: The infrastructure facilities are average, but the classrooms are not air-conditioned. There is Wi-Fi and a separate air-conditioned library where students can issue books according to their preference. The hostel infrastructure is above average, with two halls containing multiple hostels and two canteens, one in each hall. In one hall, there is space available for playing, while in the other, there is no space for recreation. The quality of food is average and varies from hostel to hostel due to different contractors, resulting in differing tastes and menus.
Faculty: Teachers are generally good and talented, except for a few. The course is designed for judiciary practice, but it may not suit those wanting to enter the corporate sector. Semester exams are quite difficult, as the questions asked are both problem-based and theory-based, requiring students to be familiar with providing both types of answers. The pass percentage is 35%.
Other: I chose this course because I want to become an independent lawyer. The best aspect is its prime location in Delhi, which offers multiple internship opportunities. Everything is good, but placements are very poor; I wish they would improve in both quality and quantity. While the placement situation is concerning, there is a very competitive environment for mooting, presentations, article publishing, debating, and many other extracurricular activities.
Reviewed on 14 Oct 2024Read More
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Shoaib Saifi
B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) - Batch of 2028
3.4
3Placements3Infrastructure4Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money
Faculty of Law JAMIA MILLIA ISLAMIA, New Delhi: A place where lawyers are built.
Placements: In the batch of 2024, 32 students were placed out of 67 students. Top recruiting companies were Shardul Amarchand MangalDas, Fox and Madal Associate, TriLegal, etc. 22 students out of 67 got opportunities in various fields such as Supreme Court, DSK Legal, AAA Legal, etc.
Infrastructure: Digital access to libraries such as Hein Online, Live Law, Bar and Bench, etc. The faculty is totally equipped with Wi-Fi. The classroom is ventilated. Mess and canteen food is good in quality with affordable prices and the quality of food is good. Sports complex with different sports facilities.
Faculty: The teachers are cooperative and the teaching style is very unique and good. This course makes the man ready for every field in law. Semester exams are held every 5 to 6 months and the pass percentage is 50%. Paper difficulty is moderate with a chance of getting pass.
Other: I want to join judicial service in the future and wish to serve people and society. There are a lot of events and a campus placement cell with companies coming on the ground.
Reviewed on 15 Nov 2024Read More
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Anything you would want to ask experts?Answered 4 months ago
The cutoff of the general category in the last round in 2024 for admission in the LLM programme in Criminal Law at the Faculty of Law, Jamia Millia Islamia, was 71.5. These cutoff marks are the minimum marks that a student needs to attain for entry into the LLM in Criminal Law course through the JMI
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Bhumika Yadav
Contributor-Level 10
Answered 4 months ago
The candidates applying for admission to the LLM programme at the Faculty of Law, Jamia Millia Islamia, have to satisfy certain eligibility conditions. The candidate seeking admission in LLM must have a graduate from any recognised university with at least 50% or equivalent aggregate. The selection
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Bhumika Yadav
Contributor-Level 10
Answered 4 months ago
The cut-off for the last round in LLM in Personal Law at Jamia Millia Islamia, Faculty of Law, was 71.5 marks in the all India general category in 2024. Cut-off is the minimum mark that needs to be attained to take admission to the programme offered at the Faculty of Law for LLM in Personal Law via
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Bhumika Yadav
Contributor-Level 10
Answered 4 months ago
The process for downloading the admit card for entrance to the LLM course at Faculty of Law, JMI is very simple. The admit card is an important document carrying very vital details about the examination, such as the date, time, and venue. Following are the steps to download it easily:
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Bhumika Yadav
Contributor-Level 10
Answered 10 months ago
The latest cutoff information for admission to BA LLB at Jamia Millia Islamia, Faculty of Law, for the General category is 83.75. It is important to note that cutoff marks may vary for different categories, and candidates are advised to check the specific cutoff marks for their respective category.
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shashi singh
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What was the last round cutoff in 2024 for LLM in Criminal Law at Faculty of Law, JMI?