What is the pattern of ILICAT exam?

<p>The ILICAT (Indian Law Institute Common Admission Test) follows a specific pattern designed to test the legal aptitude and reasoning of the candidates aspiring to pursue LLM courses. Here's an overview of the ILICAT Exam Pattern:</p><ul><li>Mode of Examination: Offline (Pen &amp; Paper)</li><li>Total Marks: 180 marks</li><li>Duration: 2 hours (120 minutes)</li><li>Type of Questions: Objective and Subjective<br>&nbsp; &nbsp; - Objective Section: This section includes 140 multiple-choice questions (MCQs).<br>&nbsp; &nbsp; - Subjective Section: There are 4 subjective (descriptive) questions to test the candidate's legal reasoning and writing skills.</li><li>Marking Scheme:<br>&nbsp; &nbsp;- MCQs: Each correct answer carries 1 mark.<br>&nbsp; &nbsp;- Subjective Questions: Each question is valued at 10 marks (total of 40 marks).</li><li>Sections:<br>&nbsp; &nbsp; -English Language &amp; General Knowledge: Focuses on comprehension and general legal knowledge.<br>&nbsp; &nbsp; -Legal Aptitude &amp; Reasoning: Assesses the candidate's understanding of legal concepts and logical reasoning.<br>&nbsp; &nbsp; - Essay Writing: Descriptive questions on legal topics.</li><li>Additional Stages: After the written test, candidates are called for a viva-voce (personal interview), which carries 20 marks.</li></ul><p>This structure helps evaluate candidates' overall readiness for postgraduate law programs.</p>

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