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AILET 2027 (All India Law Entrance Test) - National Law University, Delhi
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AILET 2027 is the All India Entrance Test conducted by National Law University, Delhi, for admission across seven distinct programmes: B.A.LL.B.(Hons.), B.Com.LL.B.(Hons.), LL.M., LL.M.-Tech. Policy, IP - Joint Masters/LL.M., PGIP - MA/LLM Degree in Insolvency, and Ph.D. Each programme has its own eligibility rules, seat matrix and reservation policy, fee structure, and a separately published Test Pattern and Syllabus page, so candidates should treat the exam as a family of programme-specific written tests rather than a single uniform paper. This page is an independent study resource: it is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by the University, and it does not publish question counts, durations, marking schemes, fees, or cutoffs that the University has not itself released. Key published dates are the application window opening 7 August 2026 and closing 10 November 2026, admit card issue on 30 November 2026, and the test on 13 December 2026. Preparation should begin from the official Test Pattern and Syllabus page for your chosen programme, because the cognitive and legal-reasoning demands of an LL.M. paper differ sharply from those of a five-year undergraduate entrance test. Build a study order around the officially listed syllabus areas, practise timed reasoning sets, and track notification updates.
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Which programmes does AILET 2027 cover?
Seven: B.A.LL.B.(Hons.), B.Com.LL.B.(Hons.), LL.M., LL.M.-Tech. Policy, IP - Joint Masters/LL.M., PGIP - MA/LLM Degree in Insolvency, and Ph.D. Each has its own eligibility, seat matrix and reservation, fee structure, and Test Pattern and Syllabus page. Confirm which paper your target programme requires before you start preparing.
What are the key AILET 2027 dates?
Applications open 7 August 2026 and close 10 November 2026. Admit cards are issued 30 November 2026, and the All India Entrance Test is scheduled for 13 December 2026. Apply well before the closing date, since the window is roughly three months and there is no stated late-application provision.
How many questions are there and how long is the test?
The University's AILET 2027 homepage does not state a question count, duration, or marking scheme. These details sit on each programme's Test Pattern and Syllabus page and in the AILET 2027 notification. Do not rely on figures carried over from earlier years; verify against the current official documents before planning your timing strategy.
Can I retake AILET if I score poorly?
The source page does not publish a retake or attempt-limit policy. Treat each cycle as a fresh application: you would need to register again in a later year's window. Check the AILET 2027 notification and the FAQ page for any programme-specific limits on attempts or on candidates already holding a degree.
Is there any relaxation for candidates with disabilities?
Yes, a dedicated document exists: Guidelines for Persons with Disabilities (PwDs) Appearing in AILET 2027, published 3 November 2026. It covers arrangements for candidates with benchmark disabilities. Read it early if it applies to you, because accommodation requests usually carry their own deadlines separate from the application closing date.
What should I study first?
Start with the Test Pattern and Syllabus page for your specific programme, not the undergraduate page. Map every listed area to a resource, then sequence work from high-weight, high-frequency reasoning areas to narrower legal topics. Add timed practice only after you can complete untimed sets accurately, so speed gains do not mask conceptual gaps.
Are the domain weights on this page official?
No. The percentages shown here are an even split across the seven programmes used for navigation only; the University has not published weightings on the page we retrieved. Treat them as a browsing aid and verify actual section weightings from the programme's Test Pattern and Syllabus page before allocating study hours.
How do I contact the University about a technical problem?
Call 011-40787555 between 10:00 am and 05:00 pm on working days, or email [email protected]. The site also hosts a support form and an FAQ page, and advises reading the FAQ before submitting a technical query. For application or eligibility disputes, always cite your registered email ID.
What is the most common preparation mistake?
Preparing against a remembered or third-party syllabus instead of the current official one. Because AILET spans seven programmes with separate syllabus pages, candidates often study the wrong paper's content entirely. Download the correct Test Pattern and Syllabus document, check it against the AILET 2027 notification, and revisit it after any new notice appears.