How many seats are offered through AILET?

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3 years ago
There are over 200 seats available for admission at National Law University, Delhi. Out of this, 123 seats are available for Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Law B.A. LL.B. And 81 seats are available for Latin Legum Magister LL. M. courses. For more detailed information, you may visit the Shiksha Al

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3 years ago
The university offers a total of 120 seats in B.A. LL.B. Programme. Out of this, 110 seats will be filled through AILET 2023.

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Students can download AILET Question Paper 2026 from our website for free. It is available for BA LLB, LLM, and PhD exams. By practising these papers, candidates can know the nature of questions.

Students will have to master every topic of AILET exam. For this, they need to practice many sample papers as well as mock tests. Students can increase their speed and accuracy through this approach.

Candidates get 120 minutes to solve AILET question paper. PWD students get 40 minutes extra (2 hours 40 minutes total). Candidates need to solve 150 MCQs. There is no sectional time limit.

As per experts, difficulty level of AILET question paper lies in moderate to difficult range. The level of difficulty varies every year. A strict time limit as well as a lengthy logical reasoning section increases overall difficulty.

The NLU Delhi will release the AILET Exam Schedule soon. Candidates must follow the dates carefully to avoid any misses later.

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