Delhi

Students who want to take admission to LLM at NLU Delhi must fulfill the eligibility criteria. Students must have passed the L.L.B. or an equivalent degree from an accredited university with a minimum of 50% overall (45% for SC, ST, and disabled students). You must have a legitimate AILET PG admission exam score. Following the announcement of the results, candidates must make the cutoff. The All India Law Entrance Test for L.L.M. is the sole basis for selection, and it serves as the basis for admission offers. The list of applicants shortlisted for AILET counselling is released by NLU Delhi. Afterwards, candidates must pay the NLU Delhi fees and have their documents confirmed.

Below are the scholarship details:The Central Sector Scholarship Scheme of Top Class Education for Schedule Caste (SC) students has approved National Law University, Delhi, as a recipient, according to the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, Government of India. National Law University, Delhi has been granted five scholarships annually under this program. For eligible SC students, the scholarship will pay for one computer system, books and stationery costs, tuition, and boarding lodging fees.The Central Sector Scholarship Scheme of Top Class Education for Schedule Tribe (ST) students has approved National Law University, Delhi, as a recipient, according to the Ministry of Tribal Affairs, Government of India. For eligible ST students, the scholarship would pay for one computer system, books and stationery costs, tuition, and boarding lodging fees.Post-Matric Scholarships have been approved by the NCT of Delhi's government.Financial aid from Dr. Santosh Chawla's fund is awarded to worthy students.The Vice-Chancellor waives fees for deserving and financially disadvantaged students.

The following is the procedure for being admitted to the University of Delhi's Shaheed Bhagat Singh College (SBSC) for a B.A. programme: Admission Test Take the Common University Entrance Exam, or CUET.For admission to all undergraduate programmes at Delhi University (DU), including SBSC, candidates must pass this national entrance exam.CUET is administered by the National Testing Agency (NTA).Make sure you sign up for and show up for the SBSC CUET exam that corresponds with your preferred B.A. programme.     2. Procedure for Applications        Apply using the CSAS Portal: Use Delhi University's Centralised Seat Allocation System (CSAS) portal to submit an  admissions application following the release of the CUET results. You will have to:Create an account on the CSAS portal during this process.Complete an application.To improve your chances, select the B.A. programmes that you want to enrol in at SBSC and possibly other DU colleges.Cover the application cost.     3.Method of Selection Meeting Cut-offs: Your admission to the various B.A. programmes is determined by the SBSC's cut-off marks, which are based on your CUET results.These cut-off points rely on which B.A. programme you select specifically,  the category (generic, reserved, etc.) to which you fall and the total number of seats that are offered for the event.