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AIL LET 2026 APPLICATION PROCESS OPEN

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· Apr 23, 2026

Army Institute of Law is a law school in Mohali, Punjab. The wards of the Indian Army, Indian Air Force and Indian Navy are given priority in the law school to construct a better environment in places where personnel on the service of duty feel comfortable.

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Army Institute of Law is a law school in Mohali, Punjab. The wards of the Indian Army, Indian Air Force and Indian Navy are given priority in the law school to construct a better environment in places where personnel on the service of duty feel comfortable. 

The preparation of AIL LET 2026 is similar to the preparation of the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT). CLAT is a highly tough and sensitive examination for law schools in India. All NLU’s, except NLU-Delhi, take students through CLAT. Many Law Schools take students from CLAT because of its integrity. If an examination has a huge amount of integrity, many schools believe in it for the admission process.

To maintain this integrity in the admission process, Army Institute of Law takes students through an examination of their own. Having Army, Air Force and Navy around the nation, the government feels a certain responsibility to take students to study law within the Military environment. Wards of Indian Military Services are provided a certain marks for their huge amount of commitment to the nation. 

Students can apply with late fees till 12 June. Applications can then be edited from 12 June-15 June. Admit Cards will be available from 27 June. The examination for the Army Institute of Law will be on 5 July. 

The students are advised to apply as soon as possible since the application process has been opened now from the college in Mohali. To apply for the application, a candidate has to pay Rs.1000/- 

 

 HOW TO APPLY FOR AIL?

 

  • Visit the official site of the law school. 
  • Even if you are a General Category student, visit the site once. 
  • Click on the link to apply for the exam.
  • Enter your personal credentials.
  • The candidate will get a registration number and password.
  • Upload new details. 
  • Choose your course. 
  • Upload passport size photo, signature and other documents
  • Check personal details once.
  • Pay the application fees. 
  • Submit the form

 

 

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