AILET

AILET merit list has the name of the candidate, registration number, and rank. It also gives instructions for admission and seat reservation. If candidates do not pay the fee within the time, their candidature will be cancelled. 

The AILET third merit list was released on Feb 4, 2026. NLU Delhi releases the merit list based on seats and vacancies at the NLU Delhi official website. 

The number of students who appeared in the AILET 2026 exam is given below.

NLU Delhi will invite Foreign Nationals & OCI/PIO Category students for the AILET 2026 counselling process for admission to 5-year integrated BA LLB program through a separate notification, candidates will be invited to register online for the counselling online through the official website.

AILET 2026 counselling dates has announced. Check the official dates here.

AILET is generally tougher than CLAT due to its higher competition and limited seats. CLAT offers around 3,000 seats across 24 NLUs, while AILET is exclusively for NLU Delhi with only ~120 seats, making the acceptance rate much lower. Additionally, AILET has 150 questions in 90 minutes, requiring faster problem-solving, whereas CLAT has 120 questions in 120 minutes. AILET also lacks a Legal Reasoning section, making English and Logical Reasoning more challenging. However, CLAT's passage-based format tests comprehension depth. Overall, AILET is tougher due to time constraints and high competition. 

AILET exam is centre based pen and paper based and conducted for the duration of 120 minutes. The medium of exam is English and it will be a MCQ type exam. The exam will be conducted for 150 marks and there will be negative marking for each wrong answer.   

The AILET 2027 application form is expected to be released in August 2026. The AILET application process includes registration, uploading documents, and fee payment. AILET application form 2027 will be released on nationallawuniversitydelhi.in.