Army Institute of Law Admission 2024: Check Admission Details

Saaradha Thilagam

Updated on - Nov 17, 2023

Army Institute of Law was established in 1999 by the Indian Army under the aegis of Army Welfare Education Society in Patiala. In July 2003 the institute shifted to Mohali. In December 2003 the institute was inaugurated by Dr APJ Abdul Kalam Azad. The institute is accredited with grade ‘A’ by NAAC. The College offers undergraduate and postgraduate courses in the field of law. The College is affiliated with Punjab University, Patiala. Army Institute of Law BA LLB admission 2024 to begin AIL LET  notification. Online registration to start from April 1.

Army Institute of Law Admission 2024

Various undergraduate and postgraduate courses are offered by the Army Institute of Law Admission 2024. Admission to the courses is done through entrance exams conducted by the college.

Army Institute of Law Admission Contents:

• Courses Offered
• Application Form
• UG Admission 2024
• PG Admission 2024
• AIL Admission Helpline
• Admission FAQs 

Courses Offered by Army Institute of Law 

The college offers BA LLB as an undergraduate course and LLM as a postgraduate course. Admission to undergraduate and postgraduate courses is based on merit in the entrance exam conducted by the college. BA LLB Course duration is 5 yrs.

Army Institute of Law Application Form

The application form can be obtained for BA LLB and LLM online form the office. The procedure for application is:

• Visit the official website.
• Click on the admission form link.
• Fill the application form carefully.
• Submit and Pay the application form fee online.
• Download the application form for future references.

Documents Required for Admission:

• Marksheet and passing certificate for HSC and SSC
• Graduation Degree and Marksheet sheet of graduation for LLM course.
• Character Certificate
• Migration Certificate
• Category Certificate
• Medical Fitness Certificate
• Willingness Certificate
• An affidavit by Father/ Mother/ Guardian stating whether or not their ward has studied Punjabi at the Matriculation level
• Eligibility Certificate (candidates passing HSC exam from other states except for Punjab, Haryana, and HP)
• Passport size photographs- 12
• One Photograph of Parents, Family Members & Local Guardians
• Affidavit/Certificate for Punjab Resident Civil Category

Army Institute of Law Fee structure varies according to university guidelines.

Army Institute of Law UG Admission 2024

The college offers BA LLB as an undergraduate course. Admission to the course is done based on merit in the entrance examination conducted by AIL. Students need to be eligible for admission in the college.

Army Institute of Law UG Eligibility

Students interested in admission in UG course should have passed 10+2 from a recognised board with at least an aggregate of 45%. The detailed eligibility and admission mode is given in the table below:

Army Institute of Law PG Admission 2024

The College offers an LLM course as a postgraduate course. Admission to a postgraduate course is done based on merit in the entrance examination conducted by AIL. Students need to be eligible for admission in the course

Army Institute of Law PG Eligibility

Students interested in the LLM course should have a BA LLB or LLB  degree with at least 55% to be eligible for admission in the college. The detailed eligibility and admission mode is given in the table below:

Army Institute of Law Admission Helpline

Army Institute of Law Admission FAQs

• How can I get admission in Army Institute of Law Undergraduate Course?
  - Students need to be eligible for admission according to college and should go through the entrance examination conducted by AIL College.

• What is the eligibility criteria for admission in LLM Course?
  - A student opting for LLM course should have passed LLB or BA LLB from a recognised university.

• What is the eligibility criteria for admission in the undergraduate course?
  - AIL College provides BA LLB as an undergraduate course. Students should have passed 10+2 with 45% aggregate from a recognised board.