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Home » Law » AIL LET 2026 – Exam Date (5 Jul), Application Form, Syllabus, Result

AIL LET 2026 – Exam Date (5 Jul), Application Form, Syllabus, Result

by AglaSem EduTech
June 14, 2026
in Law

The AIL LET 2026 (Army Institute of Law Entrance Test) is conducted by Army Institute of Law (AIL), Mohali — an AWES institution affiliated to Punjabi University, Patiala and recognised by the Bar Council of India. The exam is the gateway for admission to BA LLB, B.Com LLB and LLM programmes at AIL Mohali. The exam is scheduled for 5 July 2026 (9:00 AM – 11:00 AM) as a Computer Based Test (CBT). For official details, visit ail.ac.in. On aglasem.com you can find the AIL LET syllabus PDF, admit card download link, answer key, result, and previous year question papers.


Latest: AIL LET 2026 exam is scheduled for 5 July 2026. Applications were open from 22 April to 5 June 2026. Result expected by 13 July 2026. Visit ail.ac.in for the latest updates.


AIL LET 2026

What is AIL LET?

The AIL LET — short for Army Institute of Law Entrance Test — is an institute-level law entrance examination held annually by Army Institute of Law (AIL), Mohali (Punjab). It grants admission to the 5-year integrated BA LLB (120 seats) and B.Com LLB (60 seats) programmes, as well as the 1-year LLM (15 seats). Admission is purely merit-based on AIL LET score; candidates must secure at least 25% qualifying marks. AIL is run under the Army Welfare Education Society (AWES) but is open to all eligible candidates — not just defence wards.


Quick Links

  • Admit Card
  • Answer Key
  • Result
  • Syllabus

AIL LET 2026 Exam Dates

The key dates for AIL LET 2026 are confirmed by Army Institute of Law, Mohali. Keep checking ail.ac.in for any updates.

Exam EventEvent Date
Application Form Released22 April 2026
Last Date to Apply (without late fee)5 June 2026
AIL LET Admit Card 2026Before the exam (as per AIL Mohali)
AIL LET 2026 Exam Date5 July 2026 (Sunday, 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM)
Answer Key ReleaseAfter exam (as per AIL Mohali)
AIL LET 2026 Result13 July 2026 (Expected)
Counselling / Seat AllotmentAfter result (as per AIL Mohali)

Important Downloads and Official Links

  • AIL LET 2026 Notification / Official Website (ail.ac.in)
  • Information Brochure — Available at ail.ac.in

AIL LET 2026 Application Form – Apply Online at ail.ac.in

The AIL LET 2026 Application Form was issued by Army Institute of Law, Mohali on 22 April 2026, with the last date (without late fee) being 5 June 2026. Candidates submit the online application at ail.ac.in. Before registering, verify the eligibility criteria. Enter accurate personal, academic, and category details, upload photograph and signature, and pay the application fee online. Keep your login credentials secure for future use (admit card, result).


AIL LET 2026 Application Form — The application window closed on 5 June 2026. For any re-opening or corrigendum, check ail.ac.in.


AIL LET 2026 Eligibility Criteria

  • For BA LLB / B.Com LLB: Passed 10+2 from a recognised board with minimum 50% aggregate marks (general category). Age limit: max 20 years (general) or 22 years (reserved categories) as of 1 July 2026.
  • For LLM: LLB / LL.B. degree (3-year or 5-year integrated) from a recognised university.
  • Qualifying marks in AIL LET: Minimum 25% (all categories).

AIL LET 2026 Exam Pattern

  • Mode: Online — Computer Based Test (CBT) at designated exam centres
  • Questions: 200 MCQs
  • Duration: 2 hours (9:00 AM – 11:00 AM)
  • Sections: Mental Ability | General Knowledge | Law Aptitude | General English
  • Negative Marking: Not specified; confirm in official brochure at ail.ac.in
  • Selection: Merit-based on AIL LET score; minimum qualifying marks 25%
AIL LET 2026 Army Institute of Law Entrance Test Mohali ail.ac.in

AIL LET Exam – An Overview

Exam AspectAspect Information
Name of ExamAIL LET (Army Institute of Law Entrance Test)
Also Known AsAIL Entrance Test, AIL Law Entrance
Exam Conducting BodyArmy Institute of Law (AIL), Mohali
Under SocietyArmy Welfare Education Society (AWES)
Level of ExamInstitute Level
AffiliationPunjabi University, Patiala; Bar Council of India (BCI)
Official Websiteail.ac.in
Courses AdmittedBA LLB (120 seats), B.Com LLB (60 seats), LLM (15 seats)
ModeOnline CBT
Questions200 MCQs
Duration2 hours
Exam Date 20265 July 2026
RegionPunjab (AIL Mohali)
Type of ExamLaw Entrance Exams

AIL LET 2026 Admit Card

Once you apply, you need the AIL LET 2026 Admit Card (Hall Ticket) to appear in the exam. Army Institute of Law releases the hall ticket online at ail.ac.in before the exam date. It carries your exam date, time, centre address, and reporting instructions. Download and carry a printout along with a government photo ID on exam day. Visit the AIL LET Admit Card 2026 page for the download link.

AIL LET 2026 Answer Key

The AIL LET Answer Key 2026 is released by Army Institute of Law, Mohali after the exam. Use it to estimate your marks before the official result. Download your response sheet from ail.ac.in and raise objections during the challenge window. Full details are on the AIL LET Answer Key 2026 page.

AIL LET 2026 Result

The AIL LET Result 2026 is expected by 13 July 2026 at ail.ac.in. Your result includes AIL LET score and rank. Qualifying candidates are called for counselling and seat allotment. Keep your login credentials ready. Visit the AIL LET Result 2026 page for the result link and how-to guide.

AIL LET 2026 Syllabus

A key preparation step is knowing the AIL LET Syllabus 2026. The exam covers four sections: Mental Ability, General Knowledge, Law Aptitude, and General English. Army Institute of Law publishes the detailed syllabus PDF at ail.ac.in. Use previous year question papers to identify high-weightage topics and recommended books.

AIL LET Previous Year Question Paper

Practising AIL LET Previous Year Question Papers is one of the most effective ways to prepare for the Army Institute of Law Entrance Test. They reveal question types, difficulty level, and section-wise distribution. Download AIL LET question paper PDFs from aglasem.com to practice anytime.

AIL LET 2026 – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

When is the AIL LET 2026 exam date?

The AIL LET 2026 exam is on 5 July 2026 (Sunday), 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM, as a Computer Based Test (CBT). Result is expected by 13 July 2026.

Who conducts AIL LET?

Army Institute of Law (AIL), Mohali conducts AIL LET. AIL is an institution under the Army Welfare Education Society (AWES), affiliated to Punjabi University, Patiala and recognised by the Bar Council of India.

What is the eligibility for AIL LET 2026?

For BA LLB / B.Com LLB: 10+2 with minimum 50% marks (general); age max 20 years (22 for reserved) as of 1 July 2026. For LLM: LLB degree from a recognised university. Minimum qualifying score in AIL LET is 25%.

What courses are offered through AIL LET?

AIL LET admits students to BA LLB (120 seats), B.Com LLB (60 seats) (both 5-year integrated), and LLM (15 seats) at Army Institute of Law, Mohali.

Is AIL LET only for Army / defence candidates?

No. Although AIL is run by AWES, the AIL LET is open to all eligible candidates including civilians who meet the academic and age criteria.

What is the AIL LET exam pattern?

AIL LET 2026 is a 2-hour CBT with 200 MCQs covering Mental Ability, General Knowledge, Law Aptitude, and General English. Admission is merit-based on AIL LET score (minimum qualifying marks: 25%).

If you have any questions about AIL LET 2026, please ask in the comments below. If you found this page useful, please share!

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Comments 4

  1. siva says:
    7 years ago

    Yes Y not

    Reply
  2. gyanendra singh says:
    6 years ago

    i am serving in army my wife wish to take admission in BA-LLB course…is she eligible???

    Reply
    • Ginni Tyagi says:
      6 years ago

      Hey Gyanendra,
      There is no update for AIL LET 2020, hence, nothing can be said for certain. However, you can take a look at the eligibility criteria provided on this page to get an idea.

      Reply
  3. Rajbinder kaur says:
    6 years ago

    My father in para military force ,can I apply in army quota?

    Reply

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