National Law University, Delhi conducts All India Law Entrance Test (AILET) for admissions to 5-year LLB programmes. Since the university does not participate in Common Law Entrance Test (CLAT), they accept AILET scores for admissions to varied courses provided by the university. The AILET 2022 exam has been scheduled for 1 May 2022 for which the registrations are in progress. The cut-off for AILET 2022 will be released after the declaration of the results. However, the cut-off keeps fluctuating, as, in 2019, the cut-off for AILET 2019 was low as compared to previous years.
However, the cut-off keeps fluctuating based on varied factors. For your reference, we have compiled a list of expected AILET 2022 cut-offs, so that you know what is a suitable score to secure a seat in NLUD.
AILET 2022 Cutoff (Expected)
Based on different factors like previous year cut-off, the number of students, highest marks and average marks, the cut-off is released. However, to analyze your AILET 2022 cut-off, you can refer to the past trends for an idea.
AILET 2021 Cutoff
AILET 2021 cutoff was released by the National Law University, Delhi, after the successful conduct of the examination. For 2021, NLU Delhi released a merit list, which includes ranks and scores of the students for admission. The AILET Cutoff will help the candidates in admissions to the reputed institution. It can also help AILET 2022 students in knowing the admission trends and preparing accordingly. You can check the AILET 2021 Merit List below. Click Here -
AILET 2020 Cutoff
| Category |
AILET Cut-off |
| General |
77-90 |
| Scheduled Caste |
62-73 |
| Scheduled Tribe |
56-70 |
| Persons with Disabilities |
40-50 |
| Kashmiri Migrants |
35-45 |
| Residents of Jammu and Kashmir |
40-50 |
AILET 2019 Cutoff
| Category |
Cut- Offs Marks AILET 2019 |
| General |
73 |
| Scheduled Caste |
49 |
| Scheduled Tribe |
50 |
| Persons with Disabilities |
35 |
| Kashmiri Migrants |
35 |
| Residents of Jammu and Kashmir |
51 |
AILET 2018 Cutoff
| Category |
Cut- Offs Marks AILET 2018 |
| General |
89 |
| Scheduled Caste |
71 |
| Scheduled Tribe |
68 |
| Persons with Disabilities |
74 |
| Kashmiri Migrants |
81 |
| Residents of Jammu and Kashmir |
78 |
AILET 2017 Cutoff
|
Category
|
Cut- Offs Marks AILET 2017
|
|
General
|
106-111
|
|
Scheduled Caste
|
87-92
|
|
Scheduled Tribe
|
82-87
|
|
Persons with Disabilities
|
77-82
|
|
Kashmiri Migrants
|
72-76
|
AILET 2016 Cutoff
|
Category
|
Cut- Offs Marks AILET 2016
|
|
General
|
106
|
|
Scheduled Caste
|
85
|
|
Scheduled Tribe
|
83
|
|
Persons with Disabilities
|
78
|
|
Kashmiri Migrants
|
76
|
The students compete for 110+13 seats, which makes AILET a highly competitive exam. The sole criterion for admission to National Law University, Delhi is based on the marks obtained by the candidates in the AILET exam. Hence, candidates need to score well in every section of AILET. Based on their performance in AILET 2021, candidates will be issued an All India Rank (AIR). Furthermore, National Law University, Delhi issues a merit list, based on the admissions made to the five-year integrated B.A. LLB course.
