Aligarh Muslim University Law Entrance Examination
The Aligarh Muslim University Law Entrance Examination is the university's own admission test for its law programmes, most commonly the five year integrated BA LLB course offered by the Faculty of Law at Aligarh. It is taken by students who have completed or are completing the senior secondary school examination and…
Aligarh Muslim University Law Entrance Examination eligibility
The examination is open to candidates who have passed the senior secondary school certificate examination, or an equivalent qualification, from a recognised board, and in most cycles to those appearing in it whose results are awaited. Candidates who have completed a bridge course recognised by the university may also be considered. The minimum marks required in the qualifying examination, the upper age limit and any restriction on the number of attempts are laid down by Aligarh Muslim University in its official admission guide and notification for the year, and applicants should confirm these there rather than relying on figures from earlier sessions.
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