I don't have an army background and have completed class 12 from Chandigarh, can I get admission in Army Institute of Law?

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Shashank Sharma
8 years ago
Yes, you can. Army Institute of law conducts LET (law entrance test) for which applications are mostly open in month of march applications are held under three categories ward of army personnel, Punjab resident civil category and all India civil category for which seat as 60,16 and 8 respectively fo

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How much I need to score in this exam and questions related to which subject are coming. Plzz tell me bro.

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