Dear National Law University, Delhi has started its online application form process. The last date to fill in these forms is April 8th. The exam will be conducted on May 5th. You need to register yourself at their official website before filling in the application form. You haven't mentioned the

Dear Mishra, there has been no official announcement regarding any change in the exam pattern for LLM. Infact there was never any announcement regarding the syllabus. Based on the previous papers, the syllabus has been designed. You have 3 sections for Jurisprudence,  Constitutionsl Law, Other subjects and an essay. The

Dear Mishra, there has been no official announcement regarding any change in the exam pattern for LLM. Infact there was never any announcement regarding the syllabus. Based on the previous papers, the syllabus has been designed. You have 3 sections for Jurisprudence,  Constitutionsl Law, Other subjects and an essay. The

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

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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

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

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

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.

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