Official FAQ and application guidance checked: 24 October 2026. This is a planning reminder.
Applicants considering NLU Delhi should set aside time to review the AILET 2027 form before the published November 10 deadline. The official FAQ lists the examination for December 13, 2026, from 2 PM to 4 PM. Do not transfer a CLAT application deadline or account status to the separate AILET process.
Check the details against the specified record
NLU Delhi’s application guidelines tell candidates to enter names and date of birth using the specified academic record. Review the chosen programme, academic information and contact details before submission. Follow the current upload instructions for readable photographs, signatures and supporting evidence.
Keep the acknowledgement
Confirm the payment and application status in your official account and retain the available receipt. If something is unclear, use the university’s support route. Do not assume that a draft application number proves successful completion of every step.
Our law-admission planning guide in the related blogs below explains how to keep the two routes separate. The earlier AILET report remains background for the original timetable.
Frequently asked questions
Is this the same application as CLAT?
No. AILET has its own official process and programme instructions.
Does this article guarantee eligibility?
No. Check the published conditions for your specific programme and candidature.
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