Last Date to Apply for AILET

Can you tell me about the last date to apply for All India Law Entrance Test (AILET) 2017 as I have not yet filled the Form but likely to do so, please help me with this?

[shikha]

NLU or National Law University Delhi has announced important dates of AILET 2017 on October 6. Candidates who wish to seek admission in BA LLB and LLM programmes at the NLU need to clear AILET 2017.


AILET 2017 Important Dates

Exam notification
October 6, 2016

Application begins
January 1, 2017

Application ends
First week of April 2017

Issue of admit card
Second week of April 2017

Conduct of exam
May 7, 2017

Announcement of result
Third week of May 2017

Counselling-cum-admission process
June 2017


AILET Eligibility Criteria 2017

One needs to have qualified 10+2 exam with a minimum score of 50% marks in aggregate of all subjects.

Further, one should also score at least 40% in AILET 2017 to be considered eligible for admissions to BA LLB programme.

Those seeking admissions in LLM programme at the NLU should have passed LL.B degree exam or equivalent from a recognised university with minimum 55% marks in aggregate of the subjects.


AILET Admission Process 2017

NLU Delhi offers admissions into undergraduate and postgraduate law programmes through an offline law entrance exam called All India Law Entrance Test (AILET).

The admission process will begin with the notification of the law exam in November-December 2016, while the applications will begin in January 2017.

Once AILET 2017 results will be declared of the May 7 exam, one will be able to participate in the admission counselling as per the scores and merit for the offered seats.


AILET Exam Pattern 2017

The exam will be held on May 7, 2017 in paper-pen format where the question booklet will consist of as many as 150 questions of one mark each.
One will have to attempt the questions within a time-limit of 90 minutes (1 hour and 30 minutes).
It is conducted for BA LLB admission will cover topics from the following subjects– English, General Knowledge, Legal Aptitude, Reasoning and Mathematics, whereas that conducted for LLM admissions will have topics from LL.B subjects including Law of Torts, Business Laws and Family Laws.