AILET Cut Off - AILET Previous Years Cutoff

The All India Law Entrance Test (AILET) is conducted by National Law University-Delhi. AILET is a paper based exam consisting of 150 questions to be solved in a span of 150 minutes. AILET 2019 was conducted on May 5, 2019, and the level of difficulty of the paper was high as compared to previous years.

In the previous few years, as noticed, AILET has sharply raised the level of difficulty and with the introduction of negative marking in 2019, the cut-off has fallen for this exam.

National Law University- Delhi determined the cut- off of AILET 2019 on the basis of results obtained for admissions to five- year integrated law programs. The detailed AILET Cut – Offs are provided in the section given below:

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

As there are only 80 seats, AILET is a highly competitive exam and the sole criterion for admission in National Law University, Delhi is the marks obtained by the candidates in AILET exam. Hence, candidates need to score well in every section of AILET. Based on their performance in AILET 2019, candidates were issued an All India Rank (AIR) and National Law University, Delhi then issued a merit list, on the basis of which admissions were made to the five year integrated B.A.L.L.B course.

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