Check NLUD- National Law University 2025 Latest Round Cutoff

The AILET cut-off for National Law University, Delhi (NLU Delhi) in 2025 has been released by the authorities for both courses including BA LLB and LLM. For a chance to study a BA LLB, applicants needed to obtain a closing rank of 61 in Round 4 which was a decline from 71 in 2024. NLU Delhi cut-offs can vary from year to year based on various factors like applicants number, exam difficulty, seat intake and more.

In terms of postgraduate studies, the LLM closing rank in Round 8 was 62 as per the National Law University Delhi cutoff trends. It is long known that scoring well on AILET, and aiming for a score of more than 80 no doubt increased a candidate's chance of being admitted to NLU Delhi. While gaps may exist in terms of selection cut-offs for general category versus reserved categories (e.g. OBC, EWS, SC, ST) the overall closing ranks tell us that competition remains fierce nonetheless.

Identifying NLU Delhi cutoff trends can help prospective candidates set targets for scores they need and better tailor their preparation strategies if they are applying to the undergraduate law program or to pursue further studies in law. Refer to the following to learn more about the NLUD cutoff 2025.

NLU Delhi 2025 Cutoff | BA LLB

Refer to the following table to know about National Law University Delhi cutoff of 2025 academic year for BA LLB program.

NLU Delhi Cutoff 2023: AILET Year-Wise Score:

The NLU Delhi BA LLB (Hons) Cut Off 2022 for AILET is listed below:

Factors Affective NLU Delhi Cutoffs

AILET Exam Difficulty Level: The cut-off tends to be lower if the exam is more difficult and vice versa.

Number of Applicants: More applicants for fewer available seats tend to yield higher cut-offs, and vice versa.

Number of Seats Available: The number of available seats in the BA LLB and LLM programs will directly determine the range of the cut-offs.

Category of Candidate: Normal cut-offs will often differ between individuals who fall under the General, EWS, OBC, SC, ST, etc. categories.

Cut-off Patterns from Last Year: Cut-off patterns from previous years generally has an impact in terms of previous expectations and competition.

Candidates Performance: When the overall performance of candidates is higher, the cut-off is generally higher.

Reserved Categories Changes: Changes in criteria regarding reserved categories can result in changes to category-wise cut-offs.

Number of Rounds of Counselling: Cut-offs can change depending on previous rounds of counselling due to seat withdrawals and upgrades in the rounds.

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