ILICAT 2023 Eligibility Criteria

Indian Law Institute (ILI) will announce the dates for Common Admission Test (CAT) 2023 which will be held for admissions in Master Law courses and PhD courses. The ILICAT eligibility criteria for admission is that a student must complete either a 3-year or 5-year LLB course. The applications for ILICAT 2023 will be tentatively released in February or March 2023. 

Students willing to apply for admission to the Master’s Law program and PhD program must know the ILICAT eligibility criteria set by the exam conducting authority. The article pertains to all the details regarding the important dates and eligibility criteria set by the exam conducting authority. Stude

Particulars	Details
Exam Name	Indian Law Institute Common Admission Test
Short Name	ILICAT
Conducting Authority	The Indian Law Institute, Delhi
Courses Offered	LLM one-year, PhD
Exam Frequency	Once a year
Exam Mode	Offline
Exam Duration	2 Hours 30 Minutes
Official Website	ili.ac.in

Latest Update ILICAT 2023 

The ILICAT 2023 examination will be tentatively held in April-May 2023. The official dates for the ILICAT examination are yet to be notified.  It is a pen and paper-based examination and it will be conducted offline. 

Dates ILICAT 2023 

Students willing to apply must keep themselves updated with dates released by the exam conducting authority. The application will start soon for the ILICAT 2023. The tentative dates for the ILICAT 2023 examination are mentioned in the table given below. Students must go through the table attentively. 

Events	Tentative Dates
Application Starts	February 2023 – March 2023
Admit Card	April 2023
Exam Date	April 2023 – May 2023
Result Declaration	May 2023

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ILICAT 2023 Eligibility Criteria

A candidate willing to apply for the ILICAT 2023 must know the pre-decided criteria set by the exam conducting authority. The basic criteria must be fulfilled by each candidate willing to give the examination. Any candidate who does not meet the eligibility criteria will be disqualified for the ILICAT 2023 examination immediately. 

The list given below shows the educational qualifications of the candidates willing to take admission into PhD and LLM programs. Students must go through the pointers diligently. 

• For LLM: Candidate must have an LLB degree with at least 50% marks in aggregate from any recognised university/college/institution under The Bar Council of India (BCI).  
• PhD: Candidates must have an LLM degree with at least 55% marks in aggregate from any authorized university/college/institution recognised by The Bar Council of India (BCI). 
• Candidate having a Law degree from a recognized foreign institution with at least 50% marks or equivalent as stated by Association of Indian University (AIU) guidelines. 
• Candidates waiting for the results of the last semester/year examination are also eligible for application. 
• Candidates appearing for the last semester/year examination are also eligible for application. 
• Candidates from Kashmir, he/she are provided with a 10% relaxation in aggregate. 
• Candidates from Kashmir having 40% marks are eligible for ILICAT 2023 application.
• Students belonging to Scheduled Castes (SC), Schedule Tribe (ST), and Physically Handicapped (PH) are offered 5% marks relaxation. Students belonging to all these categories must have at least 45% marks in aggregate. 

After the candidates have qualified for all the eligibility criteria as prescribed by the Indian Law Institute for ILICAT 2023, he/she can apply for the examination. The candidate can fill out the forms after they fulfil the eligibility criteria. Candidates must make sure they can fill in all the details in the application form without making any mistakes. Any wrong information in the application form will lead to the disqualification of the application. 

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