Indian Law Institute Common Admission Test
The Indian Law Institute Common Admission Test, commonly written as ILICAT, is the entrance test conducted by the Indian Law Institute in New Delhi for admission to the academic programmes it offers on its own campus. It is taken mainly by law graduates seeking the institute's postgraduate degree in law and by…
Indian Law Institute Common Admission Test eligibility
For the postgraduate degree in law, candidates need a bachelor degree in law from a recognised university, obtained in either the three-year or the five-year format, with the minimum marks stated in the official notification. For the postgraduate diploma courses, a bachelor degree in any discipline from a recognised university is generally accepted, though some diplomas are restricted to law graduates or to serving professionals in the relevant field. Candidates awaiting their final result may usually apply provisionally and must produce the degree before admission is confirmed.
Reservation, relaxation and any experience requirement follow the rules published by the institute.
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