The National Testing Agency (NTA) held the national-level AILET 2020 entrance exam today between 11 AM – 12.30 PM for candidates seeking admission to BA LLB and LLM courses granted by the institute.
Around 20,000 candidates have registered for the test this year, which was conducted at over 113 test centres across 64 cities in 22 states in the country.
Originally, the AILET 2020 entrance exam was slated on May 3 but had to be deferred so late in the academic year due to the prevailing COVID-19 situation across the country.
Moreover, in view of coronavirus, the exam mode had also been changed to online, computer-based mode from earlier pen-and-paper mode.
Provisional AILET answer key 2020
The provisional answer key would be released by the exam conducting body for both the BA LLB and LLM programmes today itself.
It will consist of the official answers to all the questions asked in the exam. With the cross-checking of answers with those given in the provisional answer key, the candidate will be able to calculate probable scores and thus chances of admission.
And may refer to previous years’ cutoff trends as to what is a good or safe score for admission.
NOTE: If the candidate finds certain key (s) is wrong, then they can challenge the key (s) till September 27.
Any objection raised must be supported by supporting documents; also for each objection raised, there would be a minimum fee.
Declaration of AILET 2020 results
The NTA hasn’t confirmed a specific date for the declaration of AILET 2020 results yet. But as there is already so much delay in the conduct of the exam, the result should ideally be released within the week.
Thus to recall the important note here that NLSIU Bangalore had bolted out of CLAT 2020 and conducted its own exam, NLAT 2020, due to there was a delay in the conduct of the exam (CLAT), which it said will result in a “Zero year” with no admission.
It is another matter that the honourable Supreme Court intervened and quashed the NLAT and asked the institute to use CLAT scores for admission purposes.
SC in its order also ordered the consortium, which conducts the CLAT exam, to announce CLAT results as soon as possible so that admissions are further not delayed.
