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National Law University, Delhi

Dwarka, Delhi

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At a glance

Type
State university
Run by
Government
Started
2008
Hostel
Yes

Set up under the National Law University, Delhi Act, 2007 (Delhi Act No. 1 of 2008). Unlike most national law universities it does not take CLAT: admission is through its own test, AILET. All students live in the campus halls of residence.

Approvals and rankings

NAAC grades expire. Check the cycle and year on naac.gov.in before you rely on one.

Courses

The most-asked courses, not the full list. Fees change every year: confirm on the college's own fee page before you pay.

B.A. LL.B. (Hons.)Integrated · 5 yearsAILETHow to get in: AILET rank (NLU Delhi's own test, not CLAT), seats allotted through NLU Delhi's AILET counsellingFee: not published where we could check. Ask the college in writing.Save this course →
LL.M. (one year)PG · 1 year · 70 seatsAILETHow to get in: AILET (PG) written test, minimum 50% (40% SC/ST); needs an LL.B. with 55% (50% reserved categories); foreign nationals by LL.B. record and interviewFee: not published where we could check. Ask the college in writing.Save this course →
Ph.D. (Law)PhDFee: not published where we could check. Ask the college in writing.Save this course →

Rankings

For courses

From the Ministry of Education, Government of India's NIRF 2025 lists, checked 25/10/2026. Ranks 101 and below are given in bands.

How to read rankings

  1. The course rank matters more than the overall rank. A college can be average overall and excellent for law.
  2. Each list measures different things. NIRF scores teaching, research, results after graduation, how inclusive a college is, and its reputation.
  3. Small gaps mean little. Ranks 12 and 18 are close; don't choose on a few places.
  4. Not ranked isn't bad. Colleges choose whether to take part, and new or small ones often don't.

Where this comes from

Checked on 30/10/2026 on these official pages:

Couldn't confirm yet: Fees for B.A. LL.B., LL.M. and Ph.D.: no fee page found on nludelhi.ac.in; the AILET site (nationallawuniversitydelhi.in) and nludelhi.ac.in admissions/about pages would not load; B.A. LL.B. seat intake (not stated on any official page that loaded); LL.M. seats: regulations say 70 + 10 foreign nationals but also mention 5 foreign national seats; 70 used; Ph.D. admission route and seats; Whether a B.Com LL.B. or other integrated law degree is offered (not on an official page that loaded); BCI approval (not stated on official pages read); Older NLU Delhi news post reports an earlier NAAC 'A' grade with CGPA 3.59; the current annual report says A with CGPA 3.10 (used).

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