Ans:  For getting admission in the Ph.D. (Law) course at National Law University, the Registration Fee at the time of admission is USD 10,000 for Non- SAARC Country candidates and USD 5,000 for SAARC Country Candidates. And from 2nd year onwards, USD 1000 per annum is charged for both Non-SAARC & SAARC Country Candidates.

Ans: Yes, there is 1 Post Graduate Diploma course provided through on-campus full-time mode by the National Law University, Delhi. The course is one 1 year in duration and is available in different specializations such as Eco-tourism, Urban Environmental Management and Law, Tourism, and Environmental Law.

Ans: Yes, there is one integrated course available at the National Law University, Delhi as Bachelor of Arts + Bachelor of Law (BALLB) (Hons.). It is 5 years on-campus full-time course and candidates after completing 12th with 50% aggregate marks are eligible for the course. Admission criteria are based on the 12th marks as well as the score scored in the AILET exam.

Ans: The Total fee for the one-year PG Diploma course at National Law University, Delhi is INR 16,000. Candidates with a graduation degree are eligible to apply for the course.

Ans: Selection for BA LLB(H) course at National Law University, Delhi is based on two major criteria. First, the candidate must have passed 12th or equivalent with at least 50% marks, and second, they must have scored well in the AILET( All India Law Entrance Test) Test. Foreign National Candidates are exempted from the entrance test for admission in this integrated course of Law.

Ans: National Law University, Delhi provides 6 months campus full-time Certificate Course on Competition Policy and Law. The total course fee for this course is INR 15,000 and candidates after completing their graduation from any stream and subject are eligible to apply for the course.

Ans: Admission to Ph.D. courses at National Law University, Delhi is based on Written Test conducted by the university followed by a personal interview for final selection. Candidates who have qualified UGC NET/SLET /JRF or have a valid score in M.Phil in Law are exempted from the written test and just have to subject their research proposal.