Dear student,

National law University is one of the top law University in the nation. There are 23 national law universities in India as of now.

• The top NLU is the one in Bangalore as per the NIRF ranking of the previous two years, the seats range from 110 to 120 students specifically for Undergraduate Students.
• Then comes  the university in Hyderabad with 100 seats.
• Then comes the one from Kolkata.
• The NLU of Gujarat , NLU jodhpur.
• Following NLU , Bangalore is NLU Delhi  and has around 80 to 90 seats for the undergraduate students.

The cut off for unreserved categories range between 72 to 78 , the cut off in AILET  for BA LLB was 75 in 2020 . Hence you should target a higher score since sometimes the cut off goes up till 82.75 as well.

Hi aspirant,

The basic educational eligibility criteria for the AILET exam includes:

1. Candidates must have passed Class 12 (10+2) or equivalent examination from a recognized board or institution with at least 45% marks. Candidates belonging to SC, ST and PwD categories must secure at least 40% marks in the qualifying examination

2. Candidates appearing in the qualifying examination are also eligible to appear in AILET 2022. However, such candidates will become eligible for admission to BA LLB programmes only if they have passed the qualifying examination with the minimum qualifying marks.

So there is no barrier over the streams over eligibility however it is true that students from humanities background are benefited.

Hope it helps!!

Hi Vishal,

As a college student I think it's very difficult to manage between both the things but still it is achievable, you just need to give time and balance it rightly. Ailet as a whole requires a lot of hard work and dedication, the paper comes very lengthy and questions are complex too.

As per the pattern of Ailet you will have 50 questions from English language, 70 from logical reasoning and 30 from current affairs and general knowledge. There is negative marking so, chose your questions wisely.

Firstly, improve your english, grammar and your reading speed. Apart from reading, improve your interpretation skills. Once you improve them, your two main subjects will get prepared. For general knowledge, follow any lucent book, and for current affairs, go for The Hindu and any one website of your choice which you follow consistently.

Ailet requires at least 4-5 hours of study daily as per me. But it depends from person to person.

Thanks.

The fees for NLU Delhi for 5 years BALLB course goes around 2 lakhs including all the hostel expenses, examination fees and other allowance .

To get more information regarding the fees structure you can visit the link :

https://nludelhi.ac.in/adm-ba-fee.aspx

Hi Mayank,

You have not mentioned your marks, category or anything required so it is not possible for me to predict your college.

I am providing you the AILET college predictor which will accurately do this for you.

https://law.careers360.com/ailet-college-predictor

Based on the previous year 2020 the cut off score was:

• GENERAL- 75.25
• OBC-NCL - 63
• SC- 48
• ST-37

The cut off for each year varies and I am providing you the link for this: https://law.careers360.com/articles/ailet-cutoff

HOPE THIS HELPS

ALL THE BEST

Hi Varha,

NLU(National Law University), Delhi is the Top University Among 23 NLU's across India and Ranked 2nd consistently for 3 years by NIRF(National Institutional Ranking Framework). It is the deemed University accredited by NAAC and approved by UGC(university Grant Commission). This university offers various programs such as ..

• Bachelor of Art + Bachelor of Law (BALLB) (Hons).
• Masters of Law (LLM).
• Doctor of Philosophy in Law (PhD LAW).

The common Entrance examination for all NLU's is AILET (All India Law Entrance Test). The AILET Cut off 2021 for Round 1 for SC category is listed below.

• BALLB Hons - 50
• L.L.M - 37

As you have secured 41.75 , You may or may not chances to get admission in NLU, Delhi, But you can still try for other NLU's across India. All the best for admission. I Hope you find this information helpful.

Thanks & Good Luck!..

Hello Candidate,

Here is a list of some of the test centres allotted in Tripura for AILET examination-

1. Agartala

2. Udaipur

3. Kailasahar

4. Dharamanagar

5. Ambassa

6. Santirbazar

The candidates get an option to choose their nearest Centre respective to their homes by choosing the examination centre options convenient for themselves.

Hope you found it helpful. For more details you can visit https://www.google.com/amp/s/engineering.careers360.com/articles/tjee-exam-centres/amp

If you have any further queries feel free to post it here!!

Hello Candidate,

There are several other entrance examinations apart from the Common Law Admission Test, which can help you to get admission into various top law colleges of the country and here is a list of some of them-

1. LSAT India - Law School Admission Test

2. AIBE (All India Bar Exam)

3. All India Law Entrance Test (AILET)

4. AIL Entrance Test (Army Institute of Law B.A. LL.B Entrance Test)

5. Symbiosis Entrance Test (SET)

6. BVP CET Law

7. Delhi University LLB

Hope you found it helpful. If you have any further queries feel free to post it here!!

Hi aspirant,

The counseling procedure for AILET has began and students will be alloted seat based on their performance in the entrance test. The regulations regarding the counselling fee refund is as follows:

• If a candidate doesn’t get a seat after the release of three-seat allotment lists, he/she will be entitled to get the total amount of Rs 50,000 as a refund.

• If a candidate exercises the Exit option at any stage of counselling and thereby rejects the allotted seat, then he/she will be given a refund of Rs 40,000.

• In case a candidate is found ineligible for admission based on the documents and information provided by him/her, Rs 40,000 will be refunded.

Hope it helps!!