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ILICAT Previous Year Question Papers: The Indian Law Institute provides ILICAT previous year papers. The ILICAT is conducted in offline mode and it is a pen-and-paper-based examination. Students can plan their strategy by referring to the ILICAT previous years’ question papers. In this blog, students can find previous year’s question papers and also the best books to study for ILICAT 2023.
| Exam Name | Indian Law Institute Common Admission Test (ILICAT) |
| Conducting Body | The Indian Law Institute, Delhi |
| Course Offered | LLM |
| Exam Frequency | Once a year |
| Mode of Exam | Offline Mode |
| Type of Questions | Objective and Subjective Questions |
| Total Questions | 144 |
| Total Marks | 180 Marks |
| Exam Duration | 2 hours and 30 minutes |
| Official Website | https://ili.ac.in/ |
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ILICAT Previous Year Question Papers: Download Now!
To prepare for the ILICAT exam, candidates must dedicate their time and effort to get good marks. Students should practice from all the available previous year’s question papers to get a good understanding of how the questions are asked in the exam.
To get access to the previous year’s question papers, students are required to make a purchase of the previous year’s question papers from the official website. An amount of INR 500 rupees must be paid in the name of the university to get the previous year’s paper. However, we have provided here the PDF of the ILICAT previous year’s question papers below for free!
ILICAT 2017 question paper
Also Read: ILICAT Exam 2023: Important Dates, Syllabus and Eligibility
ILICAT Exam Pattern 2023
The ILICAT 2023 question paper will be separated into three sections. Sections 1 and 2 will have objective-type questions, and Part 3 will contain subjective-type questions. The sectional weightage for ILICAT LLM 2023 is as follows:
| ILICAT 2023 LLM Exam Pattern | Questions | Maximum Marks |
| Objective Type Paper | 140 questions | 140 marks |
| Descriptive exam | 4 questions | 40 marks |
| Total | 144 questions | 180 marks |
Also Read: ILICAT Exam 2023 – Important Dates, Syllabus and Eligibility
Best books for ILICAT 2023
After looking at the ILICAT exam pattern, let us discuss the best books to crack ILICAT. We have mentioned books according to the subjects:
| Subject | Books |
| English | Objective English for Competitive Examination by Tata McGraw Hill Word Power made Easy by Norman Lewis |
| General Knowledge | Objective English for Competitive Examination by Tata McGraw Hill Word Power Made Easy by Norman Lewis |
| Public International Law | Public International Law by SRA Rosedar An Introduction to Public International Law by SK Verma |
| Jurisprudence | Jurisprudence and Legal Theory by NV Paranjape Jurisprudence I by Garima Tiwari |
| Constitutional Law | Constitution of India by VN Shukla Introduction to Constitution of India by Brij Kishore Sharma |
| Labour Law | MCQ’S On Human Resource Management Labour & Social Welfare Labour Welfare & Industrial Relations by A Vamsi MCQs in Industrial Relations and Labour Laws by Juli Verma |
| Mercantile Law | Elements of Mercantile Law by ND Kapoor |
| Crimes and Torts | Criminal Law by Dr RK Bangia Law of Torts by Dr RK Bangia |
| IPR & Other Laws | A Handbook On Corporate and Other Laws by Sourabh Bindal A Handbook On Corporate and Other Laws by CA CS Munish Bhandari |
FAQs
Students can prepare for the exam by creating a study plan. Students should study according to the syllabus of ILICAT and practice the previous year’s papers. Practising more and with the right strategy will lead you to get a good score on the exam.
The best books to prepare for the GK part of ILICAT are Lucent’s Objective GK 2022-2023 and General Knowledge by Arihant.
ILICAT is conducted for students who want to seek admission to LLM courses at the Indian Law Institute. The exam is divided into 3 parts and 144 questions are asked in the exam. In Parts 1 and 2, objective-type questions are asked and in Part 3 subjective-type questions are asked.
ILICAT 2023 exam is an offline, pen-and-paper-based exam. The exam is divided into three parts and both objective and subjective questions are asked in the ILICAT 2023 exam.
Students can download the previous year’s paper from the official website by paying a minimum fee of INR 500. Candidates can send the money through NEFT/IMPS in the below-mentioned account:
Indian Law Institute
S.B A/c No.- 02070200257036
Bank- UCO Bank, Supreme Court of India Branch, New Delhi- 110001
IFSC- UCBA0000207
This blog has all the information about the ILICAT previous year’s question papers. We have also mentioned the best books to study for ILICAT 2023.
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