All India Law Entrance Test
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Hello Aditi,
This can be edited in the form if you have not paid the fees for AILET.
In case you have paid the fees, you need to get in touch with them directly through their helpline number or email as soon as possible.
Number : 01128034257
Email : admission@nludelhi.ac.in
Hope this helps you and All the Best for your edams!
Please do tell if you have any further queries.
Hello Kanika,
NLU Delhi released the AILET 2019 Application Form on January 4, 2019 which is only through online mode. If who wish to pursue the undergraduate or postgraduate law programmes in NLU Delhi, you can fill the AILET application form, by registering for AILET 2019. It is is a four-step process which includes filling the application form with your required details, submitting the application fee, uploading the necessary documents and then submitting the application form of. If you wish to know more about the important instructions to fill the form and other details, you can check out the link below by Careers360. Good Luck!
https://law.careers360.com/articles/ailet-application-form
Hi Savi!
You have to write " PASSING THIS YEAR" or "Appearing this year" , mostly the option is available in the desginated column.
Hope this answers your query,
cheers!
Hey Anshika.
There is no limit set on the maximum number of attempts for AILET for admission in National Law University, Delhi. You are eligible to take the exam even if you previously attempted it before as long as you fulfil all the other specified criteria for eligibility. Also, there is no upper age limit for the exam which makes it rather possible for you to attempt it again without any limit on the number of attempts.
You can use the link below for any other details regarding the same.
https://law.careers360.com/articles/ailet-eligibility-criteria/amp
Best of luck
Hey.
Yes, you are eligible to apply for AILET PG 2019 even if you are in the final year of your law degree. The eligibility criteria laid out for AILET PG requires you to have a law degree recognised by BCI to be eligible for admission here. But you can take the entrance exam even in your final year of law. Your admission will be provisional subject to you passing your law degree and scoring a minimum aggregate of 55% when your result is out.
Hey Ansh.
Yes, 12th Class marks will be considered in 2 places in AILET. Firstly, the eligibility criteria laid out for AILET specifies that you need to score a minimum aggregate of atleast 50% marks in your 12th board to be eligible for admission. Also, in case two students score the same marks in the entrance test, the student scoring more in 12th boards will be given a higher merit. Hence these marks will be used as a Tie breaker.
Hi Tanmay.
As far as premier and affordable law colleges in India is concerned, they are mostly the governmental colleges [National Law Univerisities] which are covered once you have filled the form for CLAT and AILET. Apart from that, you can always look for Banaras Hindu Univeristy, which recently introduced a five year integrated course for law [BA.LLB]. Moreover, also look out for GLC, Mumbai and ILS, Pune. There are also options of appearing for private colleges, which are more on the expensive side as far as their fees is concerned. I am listing down a few good private colleges for you.
1. Symbiosis Law School
2. Jamia Milia Islamia
3. Amity Law School
4. Christ College, Banglore
5. Jindal Global Law School
To know more about the course of law and colleges, keep reading Careers360 using the link given below. https://law.careers360.com/colleges/ranking
Thanks,
Hello Parikshit....
You cannot fill another form they will cancel your application if you do so,its better to write an application to university regarding the issue,they will guide you further,always try to rechek the information you have provided before making payment,this will save you from trouble later,visist the office if you can.
All the best
Thank you
Hello Parikshit.......
It is not possible to fill the ailet from once you have submited,if you do so your application will be cancled,its better to write a application to university regarding this issue they will guide you further.
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