Let's have a look at the exam highlights and get an overview of the exam.
Exam Highlights |
Details |
Exam Name |
AILET(All India Law Entrance Test) |
Exam Conducting Body |
National Law University, Delhi |
Exam Level |
UG and PG |
Exam Frequency |
Once a year |
Exam Mode |
Offline |
Exam Duration |
120 Minutes |
Exam Language |
English |
Exam Purpose |
Admissions to BA LLB, LLM courses |
Understanding the exam dates is crucial to formulate your future plans. Due to the high competition for NLU Delhi seats, it's recommended that all aspirants thoroughly analyze these significant dates and create a study plan. Consider factors such as your school/college commitments and other exams while doing so.
Event |
Dates |
Release of admission notification |
May Third Week (Tentative) |
Start of online application form |
August First Week (Tentative) |
Last date to submit application form |
November Second week (Tentative) |
Release of admit card |
November Third Week (Tentative) |
Exam date |
December Second Week (Tentative) |
Release of final answer key |
December Second Week (Tentative) |
Declaration of results |
December Third Week (Tentative) |
Commencement of counseling |
January 2025 (Tentative) |
The AILET for B.A.LL.B (Hons.) program will have three (3) sections of 150 multiple choice questions for 150 marks in total. The duration of the examination is 120 minutes.
The three sections are:
Legal principles may be used in the logical reasoning section to test logical aptitude but the examination does not require more than the basic knowledge of legal concepts
The eligibility criteria are primarily based on two factors:
AILET 2024 shall be conducted in offline mode where the paper will have 150 questions from five different subjects including English (Comprehension), General Knowledge & Current Affairs, Elementary Mathematics (Numerical Ability), Legal Aptitude, and Logical Reasoning.
Sections |
Topics |
English |
Passage based questions Inference based questions Reasoning based questions |
Current affairs and General Knowledge |
Economics Civics Current Affairs History Geography International Organizations |
Logical reasoning |
Statement and Assumptions Statement and Conclusions Syllogisms Critical Reasoning Legal Reasoning |
To get a fair idea of how to prepare for AILET i.e. All India Law Entrance Test, we have listed below few important points: