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How much marks are required for NLU Delhi?

How much marks are required for NLU Delhi?

The candidate shall secure minimum of 40\% (30\% for SC and ST candidates) of the total marks in the AILET to become eligible for the admission. The University reserves the right to keep the seats vacant if there are no candidates who secured minimum cut off marks.

What is a good AILET score?

For LLM, the good AILET score is generally around 75. Candidates with an AILET score more than 65 have higher chances of getting admission in National Law University, Delhi.

What is a good percentile in AILET?

AILET 2022 Expected Cutoff

Categories Cutoff
General 80-90
Scheduled Caste 50-80
Scheduled Tribe 50-70
Persons with Disability 50-80

What is a good score in AILET Quora?

In AILET, the maximum score is 150, highest scored till date being 119(as far as I remember), and the cut-off generally is somewhere near 101-102, last year being 98. On a practical note, you can target somewhere 105-107 to make it comfortably in NLU Delhi.

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How many students are selected for Ailet?

A total of 18,583 students appeared for the exam, which was held across the country on May 5 this year. Saumya Singh has topped the exam, with 93.25 marks out of 150. Male candidates have edged their female counterparts this year, bagging 29 of the top 50 ranks.

How can I apply for NLU Delhi?

You can apply for NLU Delhi’s BA LLB programme by filling the AILET application form which is released at nludelhi.ac.in.

How do I top up Ailet?

Key points for AILET 2021 preparation

  1. Constructive approach: Build a timetable.
  2. Practicing mock tests and previous year question papers.
  3. Investing in good and reliable study material.
  4. Know the exam pattern.
  5. Know the marking scheme.
  6. Practice and analyze.

Is there any negative marking in Ailet?

Entrance Test (AILET) Scheme Negative marking: There will be Negative Marking in AILET 2020-21. The criteria for negative marking will be based on the formula 0.25*4=1 that means per wrong answer 0.25 Marks will be deducted. Therefore, four wrong answers will lead to deduction of 1 Mark.