AILET UG 2025 preparation guide

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Since you are reappearing for your Class 12 board exams as a private candidate, you should typically write " Private Candidate " in the column for the school name while filling out the form. Your previous school name is not required in this case because you are no longer enrolled there for this exam session.

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Hello aspirant,
The All India Law Entrance Test (AILET) is a national-level entrance exam conducted by the National Law University, Delhi (NLU Delhi) for admission to its undergraduate (BA LLB), postgraduate (LLM), and doctoral (PhD) law programs.

For further information about AILET Examination, you can click the link attached below.

https://law.careers360.com/exams/ailet

The AILET (All India Law Entrance Test) Mohali merit list for BA LLB is typically released within a few weeks after the exam. The exact date varies from year to year.

After the exam, the National Law University (NLU), Mohali, usually releases a tentative answer key, followed by the declaration of results. Subsequently, the university prepares and publishes the merit list based on candidates' performance.

To get an idea of the timeline, consider the following:

Past trends indicate the AILET result is usually declared in June, and the merit list follows shortly after.

For instance, in 2022, the AILET result was announced on June 24, and the provisional merit list was released on July 1.

To stay updated on the merit list release:

Visit the official NLU Mohali website (nlumumbai.edu.in) regularly.

Check for notifications on the AILET website (aillet.nlu.edu.in).

Register for email alerts or follow reputable education portals like Careers360.

Once the merit list is released, candidates can check their rank and proceed with the admission process accordingly.

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As we all know that NLU’s are considered as one of the prestigious institutes in India and that is the main reason of it being considered as the best choice for the students, but overall it is worth because the highest package offered was 19LPA by the NLU Delhi which is also the top NLU in India. So according to this you can get a idea that placement wise the college is doing quite well.

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Hello aspirant,

If you are pursuing your 12th grade education through NIOS, you ought to have a connected study center. Please select NIOS as the school and enter your linked Study Center's pincode and code details in the appropriate boxes. Even these specifics are true. The name, address, and pincode of their Study Center are regarded as the name, address, and pincode of their School for NIOS students.

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Yes, you can appear for the All India Law Entrance Test (AILET) even if you are in the Class 12. According to the AILET eligibility criteria, candidates appearing for the qualifying examination (Class 12 examination) in March/ April 2025 are also eligible to apply for the entrance test.

As per the eligibility criteria, all candidates, other than those applying under the Foreign Nationals category, should appear for the AILET. Candidate must have passed the Class 12 or an equivalent examination with a minimum of 45% aggregate marks (42% aggregate marks for OBC category candidates and 40% aggregate marks for SC/ ST/ PwD category candidates).

Candidates appearing/ awaiting results of the qualifying examination (Class 12 examination) can also apply and appear in the Entrance Test. However, the eligibility by such candidates shall have to be obtained by the cut-off date, which will be notified along with the notification of Entrance exam result. Therefore, you can appear for the AILET even if you are in Class 12.

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The AILET 2023 application form will be available soon. The All India Law Entrance Test (AILET) is a national level entrance exam administered annually by the National Law University (NLU). The examination is held for applicants interested in law programs at various NLU campuses across India.

Only eligible applicants will be able to access the application form.

The registration process will begin online in the third week of January 2023. And the entrance exam are likely to be conducted on 26th of june, 2023.

Hello Aspirant,

AILET 2022 exam date has been released by NLU Delhi and it is going to be conducted on June 26th, 2022 from 10-11:30 AM in offline mode.

For AILET 2022, Admit cards have also been released on June 16th, 2022 for registered candidates.

Also note that now Mathematics section has been dropped out from AILET 2022 from BA LLB entrance exam and now there will be only three sections namely :-

Section A : English Language (50 questions; 50 marks)

Section B : Current Affairs & General Knowledge (30 questions; 30 marks).

Section C : Logical Reasoning (70 questions; 70 marks).

For complete details and latest updates on AILET 2022 kindly check out the article given below :-

AILET 2022: Admit Card (OUT), Exam Date (June 26), Sample Papers, Syllabus & Pattern, Result, Cut-offs (careers360.com)

I hope this information helps you.

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Hello hello !!

I am hoping that you are absolutely fine and doing well in your field. As per your mentioned query , I would like to tell you that All India law entrance test AILET 2023 exam will be conducted on June 2023. It is a national level of exam which offers law courses . The exam will be on ofline mode as pen paper test. For the entrance exam of 2023 , the notification will be release in the month of January 2023.

I hops your doubt is clear now.

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Hello Aadhyan,

CLAT and AILET are two separate exams, which had followed an almost similar pattern until revisions that were done to the CLAT examination in 2020. After 2020, the two exams started following different patterns, but the subject topics remained the same. While CLAT follows a passage-based pattern, which heavily focuses on the reading comprehension abilities of the students, AILET still follows its old pattern. AILET has 5 sections, namely, English, GK, Legal Aptitude, Logical reasoning, and Maths. Each section contains 35 questions, except for Maths, which only contains 10 questions, taking the total amount to 150. These questions are not passage-based, however, certain questions in the English section may be passage-based. It is quite identical to the old pattern of CLAT (before the 2020 revisions).

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