DU LLB Cut-Off 2026 &
CUET PG Score Ranks (CLC, LC-1, LC-2)
Comprehensive guide to Delhi University 3-Year LLB entrance cut-offs, CUET PG (COQP11) score breakdowns, law centre preferences, CSAS PG portal allocation, and eligibility criteria.
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Faculty of Law DU Highlights
- Three Law Centres: Campus Law Centre (CLC), Law Centre-1 (LC-1), and Law Centre-2 (LC-2).
- Total Seat Intake: ~3,000+ total seats distributed across the three centers.
- Entrance Pattern: Conducted via NTA CUET PG under Paper Code COQP11.
- Total Test Score: 300 Marks (75 Multiple Choice Questions x 4 Marks each).
Allocation & Preference Insights
- Top Preferred Centre: Campus Law Centre (CLC) requires the highest cut-off score.
- Negative Marking: -1 mark deducted for every wrong answer in CUET PG.
- General Category Target: A safe score of 220+ out of 300 is recommended for CLC.
- Allocation Portal: DU CSAS PG (Common Seat Allocation System) Portal.
DU LLB Category-Wise Cut-Off Marks (CUET PG Score)
Historic & expected minimum qualifying scores out of 300 required across counselling rounds.
| Category | Expected Cutoff 2026 (Out of 300) | Cutoff 2025 (Round 1) | Cutoff 2024 (Round 1) | Preferred Centre Allotment |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Unreserved (UR) / General | 222 - 238 Marks | 232 Marks | 238 Marks | CLC / LC-1 / LC-2 |
| EWS (Economically Weaker) | 202 - 215 Marks | 210 Marks | 215 Marks | LC-1 / LC-2 / CLC |
| OBC (Non-Creamy Layer) | 182 - 195 Marks | 190 Marks | 196 Marks | LC-1 / LC-2 |
| Scheduled Caste (SC) | 155 - 168 Marks | 162 Marks | 168 Marks | All Law Centres |
| Scheduled Tribe (ST) | 120 - 134 Marks | 126 Marks | 132 Marks | All Law Centres |
| PwD / CW Quota | 95 - 115 Marks | 102 Marks | 110 Marks | All Law Centres |
Centre-Wise Cut-Off & Preference Analysis (CLC vs LC-1 vs LC-2)
The Faculty of Law at Delhi University is split into three legendary constituent law centres. During the CSAS PG portal registration, candidates must submit their order of preference for these three centres:
- Campus Law Centre (CLC): Located in the North Campus (Opposite Arts Faculty), CLC is widely considered the top choice for law aspirants due to its illustrious judicial alumni network. It operates in the morning shift (8:30 AM to 1:30 PM). Target Score: 230+ Marks.
- Law Centre 1 (LC-1): Operating out of Umang Bhawan in North Campus, LC-1 runs during the afternoon/evening shift (2:00 PM to 7:30 PM). It is highly popular among working professionals and civil service aspirants. Target Score: 222+ Marks.
- Law Centre 2 (LC-2): Also located in Umang Bhawan, LC-2 operates during the morning shift (8:00 AM to 1:00 PM). Target Score: 218+ Marks.
Delhi University Law Centre-Wise Cut-off Comparison
Score targets for General, OBC, EWS, SC, and ST candidates across the three centres.
| Law Centre Name | General Target Score | OBC / EWS Score | SC / ST Score | Timings & Campus |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Campus Law Centre (CLC) | 232+ Marks | 195+ / 210+ Marks | 165+ / 130+ Marks | Morning (8:30 AM - 1:30 PM) | North Campus |
| Law Centre 1 (LC-1) | 222+ Marks | 188+ / 204+ Marks | 158+ / 124+ Marks | Evening (2:00 PM - 7:30 PM) | Umang Bhawan |
| Law Centre 2 (LC-2) | 218+ Marks | 182+ / 200+ Marks | 154+ / 120+ Marks | Morning (8:00 AM - 1:00 PM) | Umang Bhawan |
Eligibility Criteria & Minimum Percentage for DU LLB Admission
To be eligible for DU LLB seat allocation through CUET PG (COQP11), candidates must satisfy the following academic prerequisites:
- Educational Qualification: Bachelor’s degree in any discipline (BA, B.Sc, B.Com, B.Tech, etc.) from a recognized university.
- Unreserved / General Category: Minimum 50% aggregate marks in Graduation.
- OBC (NCL) & CW Quota: Minimum 45% aggregate marks in Graduation.
- SC / ST / PwD Category: Minimum 40% aggregate marks in Graduation.
DU CSAS PG Admission Workflow & Seat Allocation
Securing admission in DU Law Faculty involves the following key steps after CUET PG results are declared:
- CSAS PG Registration: Candidates must fill out the DU CSAS PG registration form on `admission.uod.ac.in` entering their CUET PG application number and score.
- Centre Preference Submission: Select and rank CLC, LC-1, and LC-2 in order of priority.
- Cut-off List Declaration: Delhi University releases 3 to 4 main CSAS PG seat allocation lists followed by mop-up/spot admission rounds.
- Acceptance & Document Physical Verification: Candidates allocated a seat must click 'Accept' on the portal, pay the admission fee online, and verify physical documents at the allotted law centre.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) - DU LLB Cut-Off
Common questions answered regarding Delhi University 3-Year LLB admissions.
Q1. Which CUET PG paper code is required for DU 3-Year LLB admission?
DU LLB admissions are conducted through the CUET PG General Law paper code **COQP11**.
Q2. What is a safe CUET PG score for Campus Law Centre (CLC)?
A score of 228 to 238 out of 300 is considered a safe target for General category candidates aiming for Campus Law Centre (CLC).
Q3. Can final year graduation students apply for DU LLB?
Yes, candidates appearing in their final year of graduation can appear for CUET PG and participate in DU CSAS PG counselling, provided they produce their final marksheet during physical document verification.
Q4. What is the total seat capacity across DU Law Centres?
There are over 3,000 seats distributed across CLC, LC-1, and LC-2 (approximately 1,000+ seats per law centre).
Q5. Is there an upper age limit for DU 3-Year LLB?
No, following Bar Council of India (BCI) guidelines, there is no upper age limit for pursuing a 3-Year LLB degree at Delhi University.