AMU Entrance Exam

The candidate who wants to appear for the AMU Entrance Exam 2026 must be 22 years of age as of July 1, 2025. 

Yes the AMU entrance exam registrations are still open for BBA admission in the academic year 2026. The AMU BBA admission dates are the same as the AMU entrance exam dates.

Yes, candidates who wish to apply for BBA admissions at AMU must appear for the AMU entrance exam to qualify. Unlike other UG level course admissions, AMU only accepts the scores of its inhouse written test to decide the admissions to the BBA course.

The application fee for the AMU BA LLB 2026 entrance exam is INR 1,000. The application form can be submitted online via the AMU Controller of Exam website. A late fee of INR 300 is applicable for submissions after the deadline.

Candidates appearing for the AMU BA LLB entrance exam 2026 must not be more than 22 years old as of July 1, 2026. The maximum age limit is strictly enforced, with some sources indicating up to 24 years, but 22 is the primary, recent, and most consistently reported requirement.

To be eligible for the AMU BA LLB entrance exam in 2026, candidates must have passed the Senior Secondary School Certificate (10+2) or an equivalent examination with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks. The maximum age limit is 22 years as of July 1st of the admission year.

The Aligarh Muslim University law entrance exam is conducted in offline (pen-and-paper) mode. While the application form is filled out online, candidates must appear at designated exam centres to take the test in person. The exam is an objective-type test lasting 2 hours.

Admission to BA LLB at AMU is based on the entrance exam. Aligarh Muslim University conducts the AMU entrance exam for admission to various courses offered. To appear for the tes, t students have to fill the application form online

The total score in the AMU Entrance Exam varies by course, but is 100 marks for most undergraduate courses (including BA LLB), consisting of 100 questions. For the B.Tech programme (AMUEEE), the total score is 150 marks for 150 questions. Some school admissions (like Class 9) consist of a 100-mark structure (85 written + 15 interview).

AMU entrance preparation requires a strategic approach focusing on the official syllabus, previous year papers (PYQs), and consistent revision. Key strategies include understanding the exam pattern (MCQs with negative marking), covering NCERT textbooks, and using specialised guides for 11th and B.Tech exams, often supplemented by online coaching.