AIL LET 2024 registration to start on April 9

AIL LET 2024: Army Institute of Law Mohali will start registration for Law Entrance Test (AIL LET 2024) on April 9. Students seeking admission into five-year BA LLB and one-year LLM programmes can apply for AIL LET 2024 on the official website, ail.ac.in, till May 8. Applicants will have to submit an application fee of Rs 3,000.

Competitors applying for the test between May 9 and 13 should pay an extra late charge of Rs 1,000. The establishment will open the alter window from May 16 to 18. Upset LET 2024 will be held from 2 pm to 4 pm on June 9. Candidates will actually want to download the Afflict LET 2024 concede card from May 30 onwards.

Afflict will concede 100 understudies in the BA LLB program. A sum of 71 seats will be accessible for wards of the Military troopers and, one and three for offspring of those serving in the Naval force and the Flying corps, separately. Twenty seats have been held for Punjab inhabitants while five are under the all India quantity.

Applicants applying for the program ought to have cleaned Class 12 off of Punjab School Training Board or some other comparable assessment perceived by the Punjabi College Patiala. Understudies ought to have gotten no less than 45% imprints in the capability test. The candidates who have gone Class 12 through open college frameworks straightforwardly, without having any fundamental capabilities for chasing after such examinations, are not qualified for affirmation.

Afflict is offering 15 seats in the LLM program. Ten seats have been saved for the wards of Armed force faculty and one each for offspring of those serving in the Naval force and the Flying corps. Punjab occupants can apply for two seats while one seat is accessible under the all India portion. Applicants applying for the test will have gotten least 55% imprints in BA LLB or LLB.

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