DU Integrated Law Admission 2026, Eligibility and application form

DU Integrated Law Admission 2026

The application form is open for pursuing the integrated law from Delhi University. The first condition is that candidates have CLAT 2026. Without CLAT 2026 score candidates will not be able to apply for this course in Delhi University. We have given the details about this admission process below check them out. It includes the qualifying exam, minimum marks, clat score, number of seats, application fees and more

1. Qualifying exam and board requirement

• The candidate must have passed Class XII (10+2) or an equivalent examination from a single recognized board; results from multiple boards are generally not acceptable for such integrated‑law admissions at DU.

2. Minimum marks (aggregate)

• UR / EWS / OBC‑NCL categories: at least 45% aggregate marks in Class XII (or equivalent).
• SC / ST / PwBD categories: at least 40% aggregate marks in Class XII (or equivalent).

3. CLAT‑2026 and exam‑year restriction

• To apply for B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) and B.B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) at the University of Delhi, the candidate must have appeared in CLAT‑2026; no alternative entrance test allowed for these programmes under this criterion.
• Those who appeared in Class XII in 2026 and have been placed in compartment / supplementary are not eligible for admission in 2026‑27, as they are not considered “passed” in Class XII for that year’s admission cycle.

Application fee

The text you pasted describes the candidate category‑wise registration fee (non‑refundable) for an admission/entrance process, likely for a University of Delhi or similar exam:

Registration fee by category

• UR / OBC‑NCL / EWS candidates: ₹1,500.00 (Rupees One Thousand Five Hundred Only).
• SC / ST / PwBD candidates: ₹1,000.00 (Rupees One Thousand Only).

Seats

B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) seat breakup

• UR (Unreserved) – 24 seats
• OBC‑NCL – 16 seats
• SC – 9 seats
• ST – 5 seats
• EWS – 6 seats

Total B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) seats = 60 (sum of all categories).

B.B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) seat breakup

• UR (Unreserved) – 24 seats
• OBC‑NCL – 16 seats
• SC – 9 seats
• ST – 5 seats
• EWS – 6 seats

Total B.B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) seats = 60 (sum of all categories).

Course Fee Waiver

The fee‑relaxation (concession/waiver) scheme announced by the University of Delhi (UoD) for admission to its programmes, keeping in view Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and support for economically challenged students.

1. Who is eligible

• Only otherwise eligible candidates (meeting all academic/entrance criteria) whose combined parental annual income (father + mother) falls within the specify slabs are covered.

2. Fee‑waiver slabs

(I) Parental income ≤ ₹4 lakh per year

• 90% waiver/concession of the total admission fee at the time of admission.
• The candidate still has to pay:
  • Full examination fee (per semester/annual as applicable).
  • Full hostel fee (if opting for hostel).

(II) Parental income > ₹4 lakh and < ₹8 lakh per year

• 50% waiver/concession of the total admission fee at the time of admission.
• The candidate still has to pay:
  • Full examination fee.
  • Full hostel fee (as applicable).

5% of the total seats in the programme reserved for the “Children/Widows of Personnel of the Armed Forces” (CW) category.

What this 5% means

• 5% of all seats (across B.A. LL.B. and B.B.A. LL.B., or as define in the specific programme) are earmarked for:
  • Children (including wards) of serving or deceased Armed Forces personnel, or
  • Widows of Armed Forces personnel, depending on the exact definition in the DU notification.
• This is a separate reservation category on top of the usual UR/OBC‑NCL/SC/ST/EWS reservations.

Seats Reservation

The 22.5 per cent seats are for SC and ST candidates, and 27 per cent seats are for OBC NCL candidates and 10 percent seats are reserved for EWS candidates

Supernumerary Quotas

Ward of DU

Orphan Quota-2 seats one male and one female

Single Girl Child Policy

One Seat is reserved

Foreign National Students Quotas

6 seats are reserved for them

Laptop Reimbursement Scheme What the scheme offers

• Reimbursement of laptop cost only (tablets or other devices are not permissable).
• The reimbursement is one‑time and capped at ₹50,000 (Rupees Fifty Thousand Only), or actual laptop cost, whichever is less.

Conditions for reimbursement

1. Full admission fee paid:
   • Reimbursement is only permissible if the student has paid the full admission fee for the first academic year.
2. Deadline to apply:
   • Last date to apply is 60 days after the closure of all rounds of admission.
   • No applications will be accepted after this deadline.
3. Valid invoice/bill/receipt:
   • The invoice (with GST details) must be in the student’s own name.
   • Purchase must not be on EMI/installment basis.
   • Payment must be made only in Indian Rupees (INR); transactions in foreign currency will not be accepted.
4. Payment mode and bank account:
   • The reimbursed amount will be credited to the bank account provided at the time of registration.
5. Fraud/ false declaration:
   • If any false declaration or forged/ineligible invoice is found (even later), the amount will be recovered from the student.

How to apply?

Candidates can apply online and upload the following documents

The long list you pasted is the official “documents‑to‑be‑uploaded” and “verification‑conditions” clause for admission to the 5‑year integrated law programmes (B.A. LL.B. and B.B.A. LL.B.) at the University of Delhi through CLAT‑2026.

Below is a crisp, section‑wise breakdown for you:

1. Basic school‑level certificates

• Class X certificate (candidate’s name) showing:
  • Date of birth,
  • Parents’ names.
• Class XII marksheet in the candidate’s name; the name must exactly match the one on the CLAT‑2026 Admit Card and Score Card.

Name‑matching across these three documents is mandatory.

2. CLAT‑2026 documents

• CLAT‑2026 Admit Card (soft copy).
• CLAT‑2026 Score Card (result PDF).
  These are necessary for all candidates, irrespective of category.

3. Reservation‑category certificates (SC/ST/OBC‑NCL/EWS)

• SC/ST/OBC‑NCL/EWS Certificate in the candidate’s name, issued by the competent authority, with:
  • Name matching Class X/XII and CLAT‑2026 records.
  • Parents’ names matching in both school certificates and CLAT‑2026 records.

For OBC‑NCL specifically:

• Caste must be in the Central OBC List.
• Non‑Creamy Layer certificate issued after March 31, 2026.

For EWS:

• EWS certificate + Income certificate (issued after March 31, 2026).
• Name and parents’ names must again match Class X/XII and CLAT‑2026.

4. Special‑quota documents

• CW (Children/Widows of Armed Forces) category:
  • Educational Concession Certificate (ECC) in the candidate’s name, in the prescribed format (Annexure V), with priority clearly mentioned.
• Orphans quota:
  • Either:
    • Certificate from a Government‑recognized Orphanage / Charitable Home, or
    • Death certificates of both parents.
• UoD Ward supernumerary quota:
  • Valid employment certificate of parent(s) issued by the concerned DU authority.
  • Only the employment certificate uploaded on the DU admission dashboard is acceptable; Aadhaar, ID card, etc., are not valid.

5. PwBD (Persons with Benchmark Disability) documents

• Disability certificate in the candidate’s name, issued by a recognized Government hospital, carrying:
  • Photograph of the candidate,
  • Disability details.
• Two situations:
  • Certificates issued after 01.06.2021 → must follow the Gazette Notification No. 1736(E) dated 05.05.2021 and be linked to the UDID portal.
  • Certificates issued before 01.06.2021 → will be considered as per existing rules of the Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities and DU.

6. Single Girl Child Quota

• Father / Mother / Guardian (if parents are deceased) must upload a notarized affidavit in the prescribed format (Annexure V), declaring that the candidate is the only girl child in the family.
• Affidavit must be attached to the DU admission dashboard in the required scanned format.

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