Dear Hetvi, AILET is an entrance examination for 5year integrated Law programme, B.A LL.B. It is not for LLB. All the 83 seats for 5year Law Integrated Programme. So if you are completing your graduation, AILET isn't for you because it is a detour. You have to attempt other Law entrance examinations which have 3 year LLB programmes. 

Hi,

If you go by the CLAT and AILET there is no difference in their subjects. But there is some change in no. of questions and time allotted for answering them. You can check their Sample papers, to make yourself familiar with the type of questions asked in both the exams. In CLAT, candidates will have to answer 200 question in stipulated 2 hours, while in AILET they will get just 90 minutes to answer 150 questions. So, going for CLAT along with preparing for AILET really be a wise decision like killing two birds with one stone. I hope it helps!

Hello Risha,

If you are appearing in Class 12th boards in the current year then you are also eligible to take the AILET exam this year for admission in National Law University, Delhi. You need to select the option to appear in Class 12th as you haven't passed it till now. While selecting the result awaited option you, do not need to fill the details now. You'll be required to do that after your results come out.

Good luck!

Hello,

Although you asked this question, a long time back still I want to answer your question. Yes, you can apply for both, CLAT as well as AILET. CLAT is admission to 21 NLUs and while AILET is strictly for admission to NLU, Delhi.

There's no such restriction that one's not allowed to fill two forms of these exams, so you can definitely go ahead and fill the form of both AILET as well as CLAT.

Dear Arshad, AILET is conducted by the National Law University, Delhi for admissions into NLU. So, only NLU accepts this score. It is not accepted or adopted by any other college or University. It is not a Common Entrance Examination and so cannot be adopted by other colleges and Universities. For more information on eligibility, exam pattern, syllabus, etc, please visit our page https://law.careers360.com/exams/ailet

Hi,

A total of 18,650 candidates applied for BA LLB programme, 1206 for LLM and there were another 151 PhD applicants for AILET 2018.

Hey.

If you are appearing in Class 12th boards in.the current year then you are also eligible to take the AILET exam this year for admission in National Law University,Delhi. You need to select the option to appearing in Class 12th as you haven't passed it till now. While selecting the result awaited option you, do not need to fill the details now. You'll be required to do that after your result comes out.

Best of luck!

Hi there.

The eligibility criteria of CLAT 2019 mentions criteria for admissions into the NLUs which include minimum academic qualifications, marks and age criteria needed for applying for the law undergraduate and postgraduate programmes. According to the CLAT eligibility criteria, the candidates need to qualify 12 th board examination with at least 45 per cent marks in the aggregate of subjects.

For more information click the following link: 

https://www.google.com/amp/s/law.careers360.com/articles/clat/amp

NLU Delhi has announced the eligibility criteria of AILET 2019 along with the application form. According to the AILET 2019 eligibility criteria, the following candidates will be considered suitable to apply for the B.A LL.B programme.

• Candidates need to have completed 10+2 with Senior Secondary System or equivalent examination from a recognized board

• Candidates should have minimum 50 percent marks in his/her qualifying examination

• There is no age bar for candidates who wish to apply for AILET 2019 as per the Supreme Court’s stay on age bar in 2017

• Candidates appearing for Class XII examination are also eligible to apply for AILET 2019

For more relevant information click on the following link: 

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

Good luck!

Hey.

The application fees for the General as well as the OBC category candidate whether, Female, Male, Transgender is ₹ 3050.

As far as the reservation is concerned there is no reserved seats for the OBC category. There is 15% for SC candidates, 7.5% for ST candidates and 5% for Persons with Disabilities. There is 1 seat for Kashmiri Migrant and 2 for J&K Residents.

Best of luck 

Dear Hitesh, 

Since you are already a graduate and have completed your Bachelor's, you can pursue the field of law through 3-year LLB course which will equip you with the credentials to become eligible for practice in the court of law. Besides this,  you can also join some short-term, diploma programmes in niche law courses like cyber law, etc. if you want to simply gain specialization and insights into the legal arena. However, it will not make you eligible to practice in the courts. 

Furthermore, many have this confusion as to whether or not they can simply do an LLM to pursue law. With respect to that, it isn't allowed. Only those who have an LLB degree can go for LLM. 

Coming to AILET (as marked in your question), it is conducted either for 5-year LLB or 2-year LLM admissions in the NLU Delhi. However, the best course of action for you would be to pursue a 3-year LLB degree since you are already a graduate. This will help you save on two years. You can go for DU LLB entrance exam, Punjab University three-year law entrance, etc. 

Hope that helps. 

All the best!