AILET Admit Card 2026 Out: Download Hall Ticket, Check Exam Date

Ans: There is no maximum or minimum age limit for appearing in AILET 2026 for any programme. Anyone who meets the above eligibility criteria will be eligible to appear in AILET 2026.

Ans: When applying online for AILET 2026, no documents or certificates are required, except a BPL Certificate (for SC/ST candidates). The candidate will be solely responsible for proving his or her eligibility for a reservation under any restricted category/sub-category. Candidates claiming reservation under the SC/ST/OBC/EWS/KM/J&K resident categories/PwD sub-categories must present their original certificates during provisional admission and document verification.

Ans: For AILET 2026, the respective reservation is considered for admission to the undergraduate program (BA LLB) and postgraduate program (LLM), with a certain percentage of seats being reserved for SC and ST candidates, while another specific reservation is there for the LLM course. The reservation policy also includes a 15% seat reservation for Foreign Nationals and a separate 5% seat reservation for candidates in the OCI/PIO category. For LLM Admissions, 15% of seats are kept reserved for SC and 7.5% for ST.

Ans: Documents required for AILET 2026 are as follows:

• Marksheet for Class 10th/ 12th and certificate
• Graduation mark sheet and certificate (For LLM, if available).
• Passport-sized photo with white backdrop (size less than 1 MB, format.jpg/.jpeg)
• Scanned signature (maximum size 1 MB, format: .jpg/.jpeg)
• BPL certificate (if you fall under the BPL category) (Maximum size - 2 MB).
• Passport (if you belong to the Foreign National (FN) category). (Maximum size - 2 MB).
• Relevant category certificate (for SC, ST, OBC, and J&K candidates).

Ans: 15 to 20 institutes are accepting AILET scores for admissions into UG and PG programmes. Some of the prestigious private law schools also accept AILET scores, including BITS Law School, Mumbai, Lloyd Law College, Greater Noida, and the Army Institute of Law (AIL) in Mohali.

Ans: If two or more candidates get the same marks at the All India Law Entrance Test (AILET) their merit will be decided as follows:

• Senior Age
• Computerised draw of lots

Ans: The counselling fee is fully refunded if a candidate exits the admission process. If the candidate proceeds with admission, the counselling fee is adjusted against the total payable fee. In case of withdrawal of admission, the entire fee paid by the candidate, including the counselling fee, will be refunded in accordance with UGC guidelines issued from time to time.

Ans: Yes, NLU Delhi provides on-campus hostel facilities for both male and female candidates. Hostel allocation is made after admission confirmation and is subject to availability.

Ans: Foreign nationals can apply under the Foreign National category and are exempted from appearing in AILET exam. Their admission will be based on merit in the qualifying examination and English proficiency.

Ans: AILET does not have sectional cutoffs. Candidates are evaluated on their total score out of 150 for BA LLB or 100 for LLM, based on the overall performance.