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The directions set aside include those asking Google not to restrict users from uninstalling pre-installed apps on Android devices.
Judgement will be pronounced at 2pm by NCLAT Chairperson Justice Ashok Bhushan and Dr Alok Srivastava, Member (Technical).
NCLAT heard the arguments on day-to-day basis for more than a month after the Supreme Court asked it to decide the matter by March 31.
OEMs are free to install any other browser on the system, and unlike Apple devices till 2020, Google Chrome is not mandatorily the default browser on Android systems, it was argued.
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"While we are not interfering with order of NCLAT, we request the tribunal to dispose off the appeal by March 31," the Court said.