Law

The ILSAT 2025 syllabus is not considered overly difficult, but it requires consistent preparation and familiarity with the subjects. It covers sections like:English: Focuses on grammar, vocabulary, reading comprehension, and verbal reasoning.Logical Reasoning: Tests critical thinking, logical conclusions, and reasoning skills.Mathematics: Usually covers basic high school-level math topics like algebra, arithmetic, and geometry.Legal Aptitude: Assesses basic legal principles and current legal knowledge.The difficulty level is moderate, but with regular practice and a strong grasp of the fundamentals, students can perform well. The key challenge lies in time management and handling the range of subjects effectively.

BCom LLB (Hons.) is one of the two undergraduate courses offered by the National Law University, Delhi, through the AILET exam. The other undergraduate course is BA LLB (Hons.). The eligibility criteria for AILET BCom LLB are as follows:Candidates must have passed Class 12 (10+2) from a recognised state or national board.They must have secured a minimum of 45% in Class 12 to apply for the AILET BCom LLB exam.The minimum qualifying marks for candidates belonging to SC, ST, OBC, and Persons with Disabilities (PwD) categories are 42%.Candidates applying under the Foreign Nationals category must have a minimum of 65% marks in the Class 12 (10+2) exam or any equivalent form of higher secondary education to be eligible for the AILET BCom LLB exam.Candidates who are studying in Class 12 can also apply for AILET. They will be required to submit their final mark sheet at the time of AILET counselling. They will also have to meet the minimum percentage requirement as per their category.

To qualify for AILET, you will have to score above or equal to the AILET cut-off according to your category. If you do not qualify for the exam, you can reappear for it next year if you want to study BA LLB (Hons.), BCom LLB (Hons.) or LLM at NLU Delhi. If you want to take the exam again, you can opt for one of the following options: Take other law entrance exams, such as LSAT India, SLAT or any of the state-level law entrance tests. Apply for admission to colleges accepting AILET scores. You can apply for admission to colleges that accept merit-based admission. The merit-based admission process refers to the process in which colleges consider your marks in the qualifying exam (Class 12 marks for UG courses and graduation marks for PG courses). Always remember that you should not apply for admission to a college that has not been recognised by UGC.