AILET 2023 registration closed; Admit card on November 25
Team Careers360 | November 21, 2022 | 11:54 AM IST | 2 mins read
Only candidates who completed the fee payment will be able to download AILET 2023 admit cards from nationallawuniversitydelhi.in.
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Mock TestNEW DELHI: National Law University (NLU), Delhi will issue the AILET 2023 admit card on November 25, 2022. The university closed the AILET 2023 registration window on November 20, 2022. Candidates who have registered and completed the fee payment will be able to download their AILET admit cards from the official examination portal of the university - nationallawuniversitydelhi.in.
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AILET 2023 will be conducted on December 11, 2022, in offline mode. The law entrance exam will be held for admission to BA LLB, one-year LLM and PhD programmes offered by the university. The university offers around 110 seats in BA LLB and 70 seats in LLM programmes on the basis of the AILET 2023 score.
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How to download AILET 2023 admit card?
Candidates can follow the steps mentioned below to download the AILET admit card:
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Visit the official website of NLU Delhi - nationallawuniversitydelhi.in
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Login using the registration ID and password
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Click on the admit card link
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The AILET 2023 admit card will appear on the screen
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Download the admit card in pdf format and save it
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Take its printout and carry it to the examination hall
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It is mandatory to carry the AILET 2023 admit card to the examination centre to appear in the AILET 2023 exam. Along with admit card, candidates must carry a valid ID proof (Aadhar card, voter ID card, or passport), a black or blue point pen, a face mask, and a transparent water bottle.
Important details mentioned in AILET admit card 2023:
Candidates should check the AILET 2023 admit card for all the important details such as:
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Candidate’s name, date of birth, category and parents' name,
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Exam centre name and address,
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Exam date and timing,
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Roll number of the candidate,
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Application number,
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Name of the course applied for, and
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Exam day instructions.
In case of any discrepancy in AILET admit card 2023, candidates must immediately contact the exam authorities for necessary corrections. Candidates can contact the AILET authorities using the following help desk:
Email - ailetadmissions@nludelhi.ac.in
Contact number - 022-61306293, 011-28034257
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