DU LLB Exam Pattern

Delhi University Law Entrance Exam Pattern

DU LLB exam pattern gives you an insight into the structure of the national level law exam. Get detailed explanation of DU LLB exam pattern which includes subjects, sectional weightage of questions and marks as well as the marking scheme of the exam.

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What is DU LLB Exam Pattern?

DU LLB entrance exam is conducted in Computer-Based Test (CBT) mode by National Testing Agency (NTA) on behalf of Delhi University. As indicated by the DU LLB exam pattern, DU LLB entrance exam is conducted in English language and in online mode.

The question paper of DU LLB includes 100 MCQs, each carrying four marks & questions are being asked from five subjects –

English Language and Comprehension

General Knowledge and Current Affairs

Reasoning Abilities

Analytical Abilities (Maths)

Legal Awareness and Aptitude

You are requested to go through the rest of the article to learn the full details of latest DU LLB exam pattern.

Overview of DU LLB Exam Pattern

Particulars	Details
Mode	Online
Medium	English
Test duration	2 hours
Question type	Objective multiple-choice type questions (MCQs)
Number of questions	100
Marking scheme	4 marks for every correct answer -1 mark for every incorrect answer 0 marks for unattempted question
Total marks	(Total questions) *( marks per question) =100X4 =400

Sectional Weightage of DU LLB Exam Pattern

S.No.

Section

Number of Questions

Marks allotted

English Language and Comprehension

General Knowledge and Current Affairs

200

Reasoning Abilities

Analytical Abilities (Maths)

Legal Awareness and Aptitude

Total

100

400

Important Note - Every year du makes some changes in above mentioned du llb exam pattern. These changes range bet 5% to 15%. In 2020 exam, there was no question asked from Analytical Abilities (Maths). Additionally in same year in Legal Awareness and Aptitude, comprehension based questions are asked also.

DU LLB Exam Marking Scheme

Each question carries 4 marks

For every correct answer, candidates will score 4 marks

For wrong answer, one mark will be deducted

The score of candidates will be calculated based on the number of correct and incorrect responses

Note - The details mentioned in this article are based on previous year’s notifications. The article will be updated once the data for new session is released.