DU LLB

Conducted by Faculty of Law, Delhi University

What is DU LLB Entrance Exam?

National Testing Agency (NTA) conducts DU LLB Entrance Exam for admission to three-year LLB courses offered at Campus Law Center, Law Center- I and Law Center - II of Delhi University. The exam is conducted at national level at more than 18 test cities across India. Through the entrance exam, more than 2,900 LLB seats are filled at the three law centres of Delhi University.

DU LLB Entrance Exam 2021 Eligibility Criteria

General Category: Candidates should hold a graduation/post-graduation degree from Delhi University or any other recognised Indian/foreign university with at least 50 per cent aggregate marks.

OBC Category: Candidates should pass graduation/post-graduation from a recognised university with at least 45 per cent aggregate.

SC/ST Category: Candidates should pass graduation/post-graduation from a recognised university with at least 40 per cent aggregate.

PH Category: Candidates should hold a graduation/post-graduation degree from a recognised institute with minimum 45 per cent aggregate

CW Category: Candidates who fall under widows/wards of ex-servicemen/serving personnel (CW) category are given a five per cent marks relaxation, which means they should obtain at least 45 per cent aggregate in the qualifying degree.

SEAT MATRIX

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Note:- Data is based on various source available on Internet, so don't completely rely on this.

SYLLABUS

Indian Polity-
• Preamble
• Citizenship
• Fundamental Rights
• Directive Principles, Fundamental Duties
• Emergency
• President, Vice-President, Prime Minister
• Lok Sabha, Rajya Sabha, Joint Sitting of two houses
• Supreme Court, High Court
• Writs (Article 32, 226)- Habeas Corpus, Mandamus, Prohibition, Certiorari and Quo-warranto
• Governor
• Election Commission, Finance Commission
• Comptroller and Auditor General, Attorney General, Advocate General
• Anti-Defection Law (Schedule X)

The Indian Penal Code, 1860-
• Chapter IV General Exceptions
• Abetment
• Unlawful Assembly
• Culpable Homicide vs. Murder
• Abetment of Suicide
• Hurt, Grievous Hurt (Sec. 319, 320)
• Kidnapping
• Sexual offences
• Offences against property- Theft, Extortion, Robbery and Dacoity
• Fraud
• Adultery
• Defamation
• Criminal intimidation

Indian Contract Act, 1872-
• Chapter II: Contract, Voidable Contracts and Void Agreements
• Competency to contract
• Contingent contract
• The performance of contracts
• Contingent vs. Wagering Agreement
• Contract of indemnity, Contract of guarantee
• Section 148 I.e., 'Bailment', 'bailor' and 'bailee' defined

Torts-
• Injuria Sine Damnum & Damnum Sine Injuria
• Strict and Absolute Liability
• Vicarious Liability
• Negligence
• Defense to Torts
• Nervous Shock
• Defamation
• Nuisance
• Conspiracy
• False Imprisonment
• Malicious Prosecution

Legal MISC-
-Basics of Family Law i.e. Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, Special Marriage Act,1954, Muslim laws.
-Basics of Law of Torts.
-Important judgements (especially last one years')
-Latest Bills and Acts
-Legal maxims
-Legal phrases (caveat emptor, caveat venditor, all other consumer related phrases)

Intellectual Property Rights (IPR)-
• Patents
• Trademarks
• Designs
• GI Tags

English-
Comprehension, Phrases/idioms, Error-detection, Spelling corrections, around two
questions on vocabulary, Cloze test.

Reasoning-
Syllogism, Seating arrangement, Blood relation, Coding-decoding, Series.

Maths-
Average, Probability, Age, Profit & Loss, Ratio, Number series.

General Knowledge/ Current Affairs-
-Awards/Prize (Nobel, Bharat Ratna, Sports, Film Awards)
-Books and authors, Important National-International Days
-Important International institutions: United Nations, Criminal Courts etc.
-National Institutions- RBI, SEBI, Committees in news
-Sports: FIFA, Tennis, Cricket
-Indian Classical dances
-Heritage sites
-Person in news
-Recent technological developments

ANALYSIS

Note:- Data is based on various source available on Internet, so don't completely rely on this.

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