Getting admission to the best law colleges in Delhi and NCR is a competitive process. Most colleges select students based on national-level entrance exams, followed by counseling and document verification. While each college may have its own rules, the overall admission pattern is almost the same everywhere.

Important Entrance Exams

Most top law colleges accept scores from these exams:

1. Common Law Admission Test (CLAT): The most popular exam for admission to undergraduate (BA LL.B) and postgraduate (LL.M) law programs. Many private and government colleges, including GGSIPU law colleges, accept CLAT scores.

2. All India Law Entrance Test (AILET): Held only for admission to National Law University (NLU), Delhi, this exam is highly competitive.

3. LSAT–India: Used by many private universities like Jindal Global Law School, this test checks logical reasoning and reading skills.

4. Common University Entrance Test (CUET) UG/PG: Some universities, such as the University of Delhi, use CUET scores for their law programs.

General Admission Steps

Most top law colleges in Delhi and NCR follow these basic steps:

Check Eligibility

• For undergraduate (BA LL.B): Pass Class 12 with at least 45–50% marks.
• For postgraduate (LL.M): Have a law degree (LL.B) with the required percentage.

2. Register and Appear for Entrance Exam

3. Fill out the application form for exams like CLAT, AILET, LSAT–India, or CUET.

3. The registration usually starts a few months before the exam.

4. Apply to Colleges and Attend Counseling

5. After results are announced, apply to the colleges you prefer.

6. Take part in the counseling or seat allotment process by submitting documents and selecting colleges.

7. Colleges select students based on entrance exam scores, academic record, and sometimes a personal interview.

8. Pay the fees and complete document verification to confirm your seat.