AILET 2024 - All India Law Entrance Test, 2024

About AILET 2024

The All India Law Entrance Test (AILET) is a national-level law exam administered by National Law University, Delhi (NLU Delhi) for candidates seeking admission to undergraduate (UG) and postgraduate (PG) law programs. Admission to the 5-year integrated BA. LL.B (Hons) programs, LL.M programs, and PhD programs are based on the scores or ranks obtained in this examination.

The AILET is primarily concerned with assessing candidates' comprehension and reasoning abilities. 

The AILET exam is of an hour and thirty minutes in offline mode and consists of 150 multiple-choice questions. The examination is conducted annually, usually toward the end of the year in December. 

AILET 2024 Important Dates

Every year, the entire AILET exam schedule and key dates for the current year are released on the official website of NLU, Delhi - https://nationallawuniversitydelhi.in/.

AILET 2024 Application Procedure

Along with the exam notification, the National Law University of Delhi publishes and activates the link for the AILET Application form. Candidates who want to study law at NLU, Delhi must submit their AILET application form online and pay the application fee by the deadline.

Candidates are required to follow the given steps while registering and submitting the application form:

• Step 1  Visit the official website > Click on the Registration tab’s “Register to apply now” > Create a signup/login by providing the necessary details > Click on the confirm button to register

• Step 2  After the completion of registration the candidates need to select the law course for which they want to apply

• Step 3  Fill out the application form correctly by providing the mandatory details which include - Religion, Category, Nationality, Examination centre, Address for communication, Education details, Parent’s /Guardian’s details

• Step 4  Uploading of the required documents 

• Step 5  Payment of the Application fee in either online or offline mode

• Step 6  After payment of the fee, candidates should go through the application form thoroughly so as to avoid making mistakes, and then submit it

• Step 7  For future reference, the candidates are advised to download and take a printout of the application form.

AILET 2024 Eligibility Criteria

Candidates who wish to enrol at NLU Delhi through AILET should review the website's stated eligibility requirements.

BA.LLB(Hons) -

The basic eligibility for the BA. LLB(Hons) course is that the candidates must obtain the minimum required percentage of marks in their 10+2/equivalent examination:

• General - 45% marks/equivalent grade

• SC/ST category/ Persons with disabilities - 40% marks/equivalent grade

• Candidates who are taking the 12th or equivalent qualifying exam or waiting for results are also eligible to apply and take the exam

LL.M -

The basic eligibility for the LL.M course is that the candidates must obtain the minimum required percentage of marks in their LL.B/equivalent degree:

• General - 50% marks/equivalent grade

• SC/ST category/ Persons with disabilities - 45% marks/equivalent grade

• Candidates who are taking the LL.B or equivalent qualifying exam or waiting for results are also eligible to apply and take the exam. However, such individuals' eligibility must be obtained by the cut-off date.

Seat Matrix offered by NLU, Delhi for AILET  - 

Supernumerary Seats (Additional)

Supernumerary Seats (Additional)

Foreign nationals, OCIs, and PIOs are excluded from undertaking the AILET exam and are eligible for direct admissions; however, they must have scored a minimum of 65% on the qualifying exam.

Colleges Accepting AILET 2024 Score

AILET is a national-level entrance exam conducted mainly for admission to law programs at National Law University, Delhi, and a few other institutes in India.

It should be noted that no other entrance exam scores (for example, CLAT) are accepted for admission to NLU, Delhi.

AILET 2024 Syllabus 

https://nationallawuniversitydelhi.in/ballb/exam-details.html

The National Law University, Delhi releases the AILET syllabus, on its official website, for applicants planning to take the exam. The syllabus assists the applicants in determining the crucial topics and verifying the topic-by-topic distribution of marks or weight assigned to distinct areas. 

The syllabus of AILET 2024 for BA.LL.B(Hons) is usually divided across three areas or subjects, including:

• English Language

• Current Affairs and General Knowledge

• Logical Reasoning

The syllabus of AILET 2024 for LL.M is usually divided into two area or subjects:

• English Language

• Legal Reasoning

• Different Branches of Law

Examination Pattern of AILET 2024

The AILET exam pattern is published and established by the National Law University at the same time as the admission announcement. The AILET exam pattern includes information regarding the question paper's subjects, scoring method, and other elements. Candidates are urged to carefully review the AILET pattern in order to fully comprehend the exam. 

The AILET Exam Pattern underwent significant revisions in 2022, and two exam sections—mathematics and legal aptitude—were eliminated. This paper format was also used in the previous year, and it will likely be used in the future AILET 2024.

The AILET exam for the BA LL.B (Hons) course is of an hour and thirty minutes in offline mode and consists of 150 multiple-choice questions worth one mark each divided across three sections - English Language, Current Affairs & GK and Logical Reasoning. For each incorrect answer, 0.25 points will be deducted.

The AILET exam for the LL.M course is of an hour and thirty minutes in offline mode and consists of two sections - Section A & Section B. Section A will have 50 multiple-choice questions in English Language (25 marks) & Legal Reasoning (25 marks) and Section B will consist of ten questions from different brances of Law and the candidate will have to answer any 2, the format is descriptive. However, it is important to note that Section B will be marked only if the candidate has scored a minimum of 50% in each of the parts of Section A. For each incorrect answer in Section A, 0.25 points will be deducted.

AILET 2024 Results

The AILET result includes information about the candidate's exam scores, all-India ranking, and the distribution of marks by subject. The AILET results have been officially posted online on - nludelhi.ac.in by the National Law University, Delhi administration on 13 December 2023. 

Along with the AILET results, NLU, Delhi also announces the all-India merit list. Using their login details, candidates can obtain their results/scorecards. The candidates are selected for the counseling stage based on their scores in the AILET results.

Results/Scorecards of AILET can be downloaded by following the mentioned steps:

• Visit - https://nationallawuniversitydelhi.in/ (official website of NLU, Delhi)

• Login to the portal using AILET registered mobile number and password

• Click - AILET Result tab

• The results are displayed on the screen (check the result’s pdf according to the applied course)

• Download the pdf and take a printout of it

Counselling

Candidates are selected for AILET counselling based on their performance on the AILET exam. In the form of counselling invite lists, the names of the shortlisted candidates are made public. After the announcement of the AILET results, the invite list is released shortly after. Candidates who qualify for counselling must register for counselling and upload the necessary paperwork. Merit lists will be made public along with the seat allocation.

Outcomes of AILET 2024 

Candidates will be able to take admission to the National Law University, Delhi, and pursue the 5-year integrated BA. LL.B(Hons) programs, LL.M programs, and the PhD program are based on their scores or ranks obtained in the AILET exam.

If many candidates receive an equal amount of marks on AILET, the following procedure will be used to break the tie and make admissions: 

• Higher scores on the AILET exam's Logical reasoning section {for BA.LL.B (Hons)}

• Higher age {for BA.LL.B(Hons) & LL.M}

• Computerised draw of lots {for BA.LL.B(Hons) & LL.M}