All India Law Entrance Test (AILET)

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About AILET 2015
The AILET (All India Law Entrance Test) is conducted by the NLU (National Law University), Delhi for admission into the under graduate level law programme - B.A., LL.B (Honors), which is a five-year integrated programme.
Eligibility
Senior Secondary School Examination (10+2 System) or Equivalent Examination with 50% of marks. The candidates appearing in the 12th standard examination in March/April, 2014 can also apply. Age: Below 21 years as on 1 July, 2014 (23 years in case of SC/ST candidates).
Application Document
 View Application Document
Application Fees
General Candidates will have to remit an application fee of Rupees Three Thousand Only (Rs. 3000/- only) for AILET 2015 Online Application Form and those from the Reserved Category will have to remit Rupees One Thousand Only (Rs. 1000/- only). AILET 2015 Application Fees shall be submitted through either of the modes, offline and online. However the BPL candidates hailing from SC/ST families shall be exempted from AILET 2015 Application Fees.
Admit Card

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AILET 2015 Admit Card will be sent by speed post at the postal address to be provided by the candidates during AILET 2015 application process. AILET 2015 Admit Card will be dispatched by National Law University (NLU) from second week of April 2015.In case if any candidate shall not receive NLU Delhi AILET 2015 Admit Card by last week of April 2015, at his/her postal address, he/she may download the duplicate AILET Admit Card from this page.
If any candidate is having any problem in downloading the duplicate Admit Card, he/she may contact NLU Office, on any working day from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm tentatively after third week of April 2015 with his/her photograph.

Candidates may note that in any case, no candidate will not allowed to appear for NLU Delhi AILET 2015 without a valid AILET 2015 Admit Card or a duplicate AILET 2015 Admit Card with an Identity Proof.
Exam Pattern
The Duration of the exam is 1 hour and 30 minutes
Type of Paper: Objective
Total questions : 150
Total Marks: 150
Subjects covered in the exam:
English
G.K.
Current affairs, History, Geography, General Science, Economics, Civics
Legal Aptitude
Reasoning
Elementary Mathematics with numerical ability
Documents to be Carried
The qualifying candidates who shall have their names in AILET 2015 Merit list as per the Results of AILET 2015 shall be called in for spot counselling tentatively in the fourth week of June 2015. The list of the candidates who will be called in for spot counselling shall be uploaded by NLU, Delhi tentatively by second week of June 2015. You can view the list of such candidates on this page.

Candidates called in for AILET 2015 Spot Counselling need to be present at the AILET 2015 counselling venue. The meritorious candidates would require to verify the necessary documents including academic certificates, proof of residence, birth certificate, etc.
What's New?

According to NLU Delhi officials, 14755 candidates had appeared for AILET 2015 while in 2014, a total of 14207 candidates took the exam.
Cut-Offs
Categories and Cut-offs
General - 98
Scheduled Castes - 75
Scheduled Tribes - 72
Persons with Disability - 85
Kashmiri Migrants - 82
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The National Law University (NLU), Delhi has announced admissions open to 5 years Bachelor of Arts-Bachelor of Law (B.A-LL.B) Hons., 1 year Master of Law (LL.M) programs and PhD programs. The university has invited applications from eligible candidates for the same to enroll them for the academic session 2015-16, which is starting from August 2015. The interested candidates may apply before the last date.
Courses Offered:
B.A.- LL.B. (Hons.)
LL.M.
Ph.D.
Duration of the courses:
B.A.- LL.B. (Hons.) - 5 Years
LL.M. - 1 Year
PhD - 2 Years
Number of Seats:
B.A.- LL.B. (Hons.) - 80 Seats
LL.M. - 25 Seats
Eligibility Criteria: 
B.A.-LL.B (Hons) Program: 
The applying candidates should have cleared their senior secondary school examination i.e. 10+2 or its equivalent examination with at least 50% marks. The candidates who are appearing for the 12th standard examination in March/April, 2015 are also eligible to apply. 
LL.M Program: 
The candidates applying for this course should have the degree of LL.B or its equivalent a minimum of with 55% marks (50% in case of SC/ST/ persons with disability). The candidates who are going to appear for final LL.B examination in April/May, 2015 are also eligible to apply.
PhD Program: 
The candidates applying for PhD programs must have cleared their LL.M. Degree with a minimum of 55% marks or its equivalent degree from a recognized university or institute. In case of SC/ST/ Persons with Disability the minimum marks obtained must be 50% .
Age Limit:
B.A.-LL.B (Hons) Program: The age of the candidate applying for this course must be below 21 years as on July 01, 2015 (23 years in case of SC/ST candidates).
Selection Procedure:
The candidates would be selected on the basis of their performance in the All India Law Entrance Test (AILET) conducted by the university.
How to Apply: 
The interested and eligible candidates have to apply through online mode only for admissions to the courses mentioned above that are offered by the National University of Law. The applying candidates need to submit an application fee of Rs. 3, 000/- in case of general category candidates, Rs.1, 000/- in case of SC/ST and Persons with Disability (PD) excluding service charges along with a copy of requisite caste/person with disability certificate before the last date for submission of application forms.
Admit Cards: 
The admit cards for the All India Law Entrance Test (AILET) would be available on the official website of the university till April 14, 2015
Important Dates: 
The last date for submission of application forms is Tuesday, April 07, 2015. 
The AILET exam would be conducted by the university on Sunday, May 03, 2015. 
The admit cards for AILET would be available till April 14, 2015.
Visit the official website of the university for further details and information.
Earlier, NLU Delhi had announced the result on May 18, 2015 at 4:25 pm.

Latest - NLU Delhi declares AILET 2015 Counselling from June 6 and issues a supplementary list naming 9 candidates
The second most sought after law entrance exam was conducted on May 3, 2015. NLU Delhi conducts AILET 2015 for admissions to five-year integrated BA LLB programmes.
Scroll below to view AILET 2015 Result. 

[Know your chances of getting NLU, Delhi with AILET 2015 marks - Click here]

Out of 70 seats through AILET for BA LLB programme, 52 seats are reserved for General category candidates, 11 for Scheduled Caste category, 5 for Scheduled Tribe and 2 for Persons with Disabilities and 1 for Kashmiri Migrant categories.

AILET 2015 was an hour and 30 minutes (90 minutes) exam comprising 150 Objective-type questions (MCQs) of 150 marks covering five sections including English, General Knowledge & Current affairs, History, Geography, General Science, Economics, Civics, Legal Aptitude, Reasoning and Elementary Mathematics with numerical ability.

Each question carried 1 mark and for every wrong answer, there was no negative marking as informed in AILET 2015 Question Booklet. Candidates needed to choose an option among the given in any question. If any question was responded with more than more than one option, it’ll has been regarded as wrong even though one of the options marked was correct and no marks will be awarded to the very question.
According to NLU Delhi officials, 14755 candidates had appeared for AILET 2015 while in 2014, a total of 14207 candidates took the exam.

National Law University, Delhi had announced the marks of 14755 test takers of AILET 2015 on May 18 and the final selection list on the basis of AILET 2015 scores for BA LLB programmes. The highest marks obtained is 118 and the lowest marks scored is 0. Last year, the highest marks obtained was 117 while the least marks secured was 3.

Out of 71 seats through AILET for BA LLB programme, 52 seats were reserved for General category candidates, 11 for Scheduled Caste category, 5 for Scheduled Tribe and 2 for Persons with Disabilities and 1 for Kashmiri Migrant categories.

AILET 2015 Revised Results - Click here to Download the revised result of NLU Delhi 2015 Entrance Exam

AILET 2015 Admission Dates - NLU Delhi shall be declaring AILET 2015 Admission Dates. However, you can find below tentative dates of AILET 2015 post result events.
AILET 2015 Important Events
Dates
AILET 2015 Result
May 18, 2015 (5:00 pm)
Issue of letters to the candidates in first list
May 18, 2015
Last date of deposit of fee for candidates in the first list
June 10, 2015
Publication of list of candidates for spot counselling
Second week of June 2015
Spot Counselling
Fourth week of June 2015
Orientation
First week of August 2015
Classes Commences
First week of August 2015


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