Yes, candidates from all board who have completed their 10+2 can apply for the entrance exam of Army Institute of Law.

Yes, those candidates who are pursuing their 10+2 are also eligible to appear for entrance exam. At the time of admission, candidates will have to produce their qualifying degree certificate.

There are a total of 75 seats for wards of army personnel and admission to Army Institute of Law will be done on the basis of entrance test (AIL LET) under the aegis of AWES.

As per the eligibility criteria of LLM, LLB or BA-LLB degree holders with a minimum of 55% marks in total aggregate are eligible to take admission at AIL.

Students have to apply online by filling out the Army Institute of Law (AIL) application form. Interested and eligible candidates have to appear and qualify for the (LET) entrance test conducted by AIL. Students will be shortlisted on the basis of merit in the entrance test.

The Army Institute of law offers 100 seats in BA LLB and 15 seats in LLM program. All the seats are distributed under various categories, but most of the seats are offered to the wards of Army Personnel.

No, the Army Institute of Law offers 5 years of integrated undergraduate courses namely BA-LLB, and a one-year postgraduate course Master of Law (LLM).

Army Law College is good in terms of placements. Students of Army Law College are placed in top banks, MNCs, law firms etc.

The BALLB fee structure of the Army Institute of Law is Rs 1,97,319/- and for LLM is Rs 50,240/-

Candidates should have passed 10+2 from a recognized board of education with a minimum of 45% marks. LLB- Candidates must graduate from a recognized University with a minimum of 45% of marks (40% for SC/ ST candidates), to get admission in ILS Pune.