Law

Yes, the AILET exam is held only for admission to NLU Delhi. The AILET full form is All India Law Entrance Test, and it's not used by other NLUs. If you want to study law at AILET colleges, you must apply through AILET registration and check the AILET eligibility before applying.

Candidates can download the AILET sample papers from the official website. AILET PYQs and sample papers are available on this page. To download the previou syear sample papers, click on the relevant sample paper available in PDF format. Practice them to appear in the exam with confidence. 

In the AILET GK & Current Affairs section, there are 30 questions are asked. Each question is of 1 mark. So, total marks can be scored from this section.

AILET 2027 registration is expected to start from August 2027 on the official AILET portal - nationallawuniversitydelhi.in. The exam date for the All India Law Entrance Test will be released with a notification. The AILET 2027 application form will be released for admission to BA LLB and LLM courses. 

In the AILET exam English section, 50 questions are asked. Each question is for 1 mark. So, a total of 50 marks can be scored from this section.

There are three sections in the AILET UG exam- English, GK & Current Affairs, and Legal Reasoning. AILET PG exam includes core law subjects.

The AILET Syllabus is published by the NLU Delhi. The syllabus has been announced. Candidates who are preparing for the exam must note that there are no changes made in the syllabus so far.  Candidates can check the syllabus by visiting the official website.

The flagship programme at School of Indian Legal Thought, Mahatma Gandhi University is its BBA LLB course which is extended at the UG level for a duration of 5 years or 10 semesters. To be eligible for School of Indian Legal Thought course admissions to the BBA LLB programme students must have passed Class 12 with a minimum score of 45% (40% for reserved candidates).

Yes, hostel facilities are offered by the School of Indian Legal Thought. There are separate accommodations for both boys and girls with all the basic amenities for comfortable living including security, electricity, water supply, internet, etc.

The library has a collection of 57,350 books, 2,500 e-books, 2,050 theses and 7,500 bound volumes of journals. Also, students of the institute have access to over 19 journals such as AIR, Supreme Court cases, Indian Bar Review, etc. and 11 magazines including Halsbury's Law, The Practical Lawyer, etc. which are relevant to their academics.