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Janki H Gajjar

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The National Law University Delhi accepts the AILET entrance exam, followed by a counselling round for admission to its BA LLB (Hons) and LLM courses. As per Round 1 of the AILET 2025 cutoff, the closing rank for the BA LLB (Hons) course was 53, which is less than 70. So, if a candidate wants to secure a seat at NLU Delhi, they should target securing a rank up to 50 to improve their chances of getting a call from NLU Delhi for admission. Candidates can refer to the table below to view the NLU Delhi BA LLB (Hons) cutoff 2025 for different categories: 

CategoryAILET Cutoff 2025 (Round 1 Closing Ranks)
General53
OBC358
SC1288
ST2018
PWD2340
EWS200

 

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Anjum Khan

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A good score for AILET as per last year's cut off marks for each category are as under:
General - 93.25 marks
Scheduled Caste - 59.75 marks
Scheduled Tribe - 58.5 marks
Persons with Disabilities - 64 marks
Kashmir Migrant - 35.25 marks
Residents of Jammu and Kashmir - 54.25 marks.

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Akash Jain

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Hi,
All India Law Entrance Test is the entrance exam for National Law Univesity. The exam is divided into five sections. All the five sections have a total of 150 multiple choice questions carrying one mark each. There is no negative marking for the wrong answer. So, on the basis of total correct answers, final scores are calculated. These scores form the basis of rank. Since the exam is only for admission to NLU-Delhi, there is no question of preferences. Since there is negative marking, most of the students get same scores. The question which arises is how is rank distributed among students of the same score. The first tie breaker is
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