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AILET 1st Selection Cutoff 2025AILET 1st Selection Cutoff 2025: The National Law University (NLU) Delhi has announced the AILET 2025 cutoff for the first round of seat allocation on December 27, 2024. The cutoff scores are a crucial factor in determining admission to the prestigious BA LLB and LLM programs offered by NLU Delhi. The cutoff scores for AILET vary depending on factors such as the difficulty level of the question paper, the number of candidates who appeared for the exam, and the performance of candidates in the exam. The AILET 2025 cutoff scores serve as a benchmark for candidates to assess their admission prospects. Candidates who secure scores above the cutoff marks will receive an offer of admission to NLU Delhi. The university will release the subsequent selection lists as per the admission willingness submitted by the candidates and the leftover vacancies.
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AILET 1st Selection Cutoff 2025
Find category-wise closing cutoff ranks of the first AILET 2025 selection list in the tabular format below.
| Name of the Category | AILET 1st Selection Opening Cutoff Rank 2025 | AILET 1st Selection Closing Cutoff Rank 2025 |
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| General | 1 | 53 |
| OBC-NCL | 57 | 358 |
| EWS | 63 | 200 |
| SC | 271 | 1288 |
| ST | 162 | 2018 |
As per the previous year's data, the cutoff scores for the BA LLB (Hons.) program was AIR 62 for the general category. For other categories, the expected cutoff scores are slightly lower, with AIR 410 for OBC-NCL, AIR 290 for EWS, AIR 1559 for SC, and AIR 2646 for ST category.
Candidates on the waiting list for admission may get a seat if selected candidates do not finish the acceptance process by January 4, 2025. The AILET 1st Selection Cutoff 2025 depends on the merit rankings from the exam. The selection process looks at how many seats are available and follows reservation policies to invite candidates for counseling. The key factor in this selection is the All-India Rank (AIR) from the AILET exam, which determines who can be admitted. Counseling aims to enroll qualified candidates based on available seats and timelines.
