Exam

As per the trend, 1,000 to 1,200 candidates apply for the AIL LET exam annually. With around 950 to 1,050 candidates appearing for the test to compete for 80–100 seats in the BA LB program.

Preparing for the AIL LET exam requires a structured approach focusing on four equal-weightage sections: Legal Aptitude, General English, General Knowledge/Current Affairs, and Mental Ability. Key strategies include daily newspaper reading for GK, practicing logical reasoning puzzles, mastering grammar basics, and taking regular mock tests to improve speed and accuracy. 

The AIL LET 2026 exam is conducted by the Army Institute of Law, Mohali, at32+ centers across India, including cities like Delhi, Chandigarh/Mohali, Bangalore, Pune, Kolkata, Lucknow, and Mumbai. Candidates can choose upto three options. 

The AIL LET Exam is comparatively easier than the CLAT. While CLAT is held for NLUs, the AIL LET Exam is only for Army Institute of Law. Hence, the competition and difficutly level is bit less.

The Army Institute of Law, will conduct the AIL LET 2026 exam for admission to BA LLB course offered by AIL Mohali for around 3 hours. The exact time will be announced through a notification. 

No, as an Indian student you are not really required to submit the GRE scores for most of the MS courses at UC Berkeley. This university has moved towards the test optional policies now. 

Given below are the areas UC Berkeley focuses more on - 

• A strong statement of purpose
• Academic background 
• Research expereinces

The GATE 2026 question paper difficulty level of all subjects will be available after the completion of exam. In addition, students will also get an idea about chapter-wise weightage and important topics asked in major papers like GATE CSE, ME, EC, EE, DA, XE, etc. 

The JEE Main 2026 session 2 final answer key has been released.

The admission cutoff of JEE Main is the opening and closing ranks for each participating institute and is released by JoSAA (Joint Seat Allocation Authority). 

The JEE Main 2026 cutoff is primarily determined by the difficulty level of the exam, the total number of candidates appearing, and available seats in NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs.