Indore Institute of Law Entrance Test (IILET)

The legal profession is often considered to be one of the last few ‘noble’ professions left in the world. However, the scope and ambit of work of lawyers has exponentially increased over the years. Today, lawyers are an essential part of any business as they help protect organizations against risks. Given the rise in opportunities for lawyers, more and more universities are offering legal courses. Candidates interested in pursuing law can take the Indore Institute of Law Entrance Test (“IILET”). 

The Indore Institute of Law was established in the year 2003 and is recognized by The Bar Council of India. By taking the IILET exam, candidates can enrol themselves in one of the three (3) courses offered by Indore Institute of Law, i.e., BA LLB, BBA LLB and BBA LLB with Global and Transnational studies. This blog will discuss the examination process and other relevant details associated with the IILET exam. 

Particulars	Relevant details
Conducting body	Indore Institute of Law
Courses offered	BA LLB, BBA LLB and BBA LLB with Global and Transnational Studies
Frequency of exam	Once a year
Application process	Online
Offical website	www.indoreinstituteoflaw.org
Negative marking	Yes. One-fourth deduction for every incorrect answer

Important Dates for Indore Institute of Law Entrance Test 2023

The relevant dates for the upcoming IILET exam for the year 2023 are yet to be notified. However, based on data accumulated over the years, we have prepared a list of tentative dates below:

Event	Tentative Date
Release of application form	June 1, 2023
Last date of registration	June 26, 2023
Date of exam	June 30, 2023
Declaration of results	July 5, 2023
First counselling	July 7, 2023
Second counselling	July 11, 2023

Eligibility Criteria for Indore Institute of Law Entrance Test

In order to be eligible for the exam, candidates must fulfil the below-noted criteria. It is pertinent to note that there is a common criterion for all three (3) courses:

Course	Duration of course	Criteria
BA LLB	Five (5) years	Candidate must have completed Class 12 in any subject from a recognised board with an aggregate score of sixty (60) percent.
BBA LLB	Five (5) years	Candidate must have completed Class 12 in any subject from a recognised board with an aggregate score of sixty (60) percent.
BBA LLB with Global and Transnational Studies	Five (5) years	There is also a relaxation of five (5) percent for those belonging to reservation categories.

Application Process

The application process for the IILET Exam can be conducted online on the official website. While candidates applying for BA LLB and BBA LLB will be directly selected through the IILET Exam, candidates wishing to enrol in the BBA LLB with Global and Transnational Studies program will have to go through additional rounds of a psychometric test as well as a personal interview before selection. 

Breakdown of Seats

The total number of seats available for each course in the Indore Institute of Law is discussed below:-

Course	Total Intake
BA LLB	Two hundred and forty (240)
BBA LLB	One hundred and twenty (120)
BBA LLB with Global and Transnational Studies	Thirty (30)

Further, the total number of seats are further divided based on the following:

• Seventy (70) percent of the seats are filled on the basis of IILET scores.

• Twenty (20) percent of the seats are filled on the basis of Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) or Law School Admission Test (LSAT) scores.

• The remaining ten (10) percent are filled through 12th-grade scores of candidates.

Also Read: Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test (MH CET)

Exam Pattern for IILET Exam

The exam pattern is discussed below:-

Particulars	Details
Duration of exam	Two (2) hours
Language of exam	English
Type	Objective
Total questions	One hundred and fifty (150)
Total marks	One hundred and fifty (150)
Negative marking	Yes. One-fourth deduction for every incorrect answer

Syllabus

The detailed syllabus for the IILET exam is discussed below: 

Subject	Total number of questions	Weightage
English	Twenty-eight (28) to thirty-two (32)	Twenty (20) percent
Current affairs	Thirty-five (35) to thirty-nine (39)	Twenty-five (25) percent
Legal reasoning	Thirty-five (35) to thirty-nine (39)	Twenty-five (25) percent
Logical reasoning	Twenty-eight (28) to thirty-two (32)	Twenty (20) percent
Quantitative techniques	Thirteen (13) to seventeen (17)	Ten (10) percent

Also Read: AIBE (All India Bar Exam)

Preparation for IILET Exam

Following are the preparation sources for IILET Exam:

Recommended Books

Candidates interested in the IILET exam can refer to the below-mentioned books for their preparation:

Subject	Recommended book
English	Word Power Made Easy by Norman Lewis
Current affairs	General Knowledge by Lucent’s
Legal reasoning	Legal Awareness and Legal Reasoning by Pearson
Logical reasoning	Objective Logical Reasoning by Vikas Experts
Quantitative techniques	Quantitative Aptitude for Competitive Examinations by R.S. Aggarwal

In addition to the above, candidates are advised to find additional study material best suited to their goals and objectives. 

Scholarships after the IILET Exam

Candidates who perform exceptionally well in the IILET Exam will be eligible for scholarships. The details of the scholarships are as follows:-

Score	Scholarship amount
One hundred and forty-one (141) or above	INR 50,000 on first-year tuition fee
One hundred and twenty-five (125)  to one hundred and forty (140)	INR 40,000 on first-year tuition fee
One hundred (100) to one hundred and twenty-four (124)	INR 30,000 on first-year tuition fee
Eighty (80) to ninety-nine (99)	INR 20,000 on first-year tuition fee

Also Read: Banaras Hindu University (BHU UET)

Preparation Tips 

Given the popularity of the legal field in today’s world as well as the fact that more and more students are now attempting legal exams, a well-planned strategy might prove to be the difference between clearing and not clearing the exam. Here are a few tips for candidates preparing for the IILET exam:-

• Try finishing the entire syllabus and do not leave any sections untouched.

• Prepare detailed notes that will also come in handy at the time of revision.
• Since the exam also has negative markings, do not unnecessarily attempt questions that you do not know.

• Take time to relax and unwind to give yourself some time away from the stress of preparation.

• Clear your doubts, if any, well in advance and do not leave them for the last minute.

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