All Entrance Exams in India 2026

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 who want to study law at AMU. Selection is based on performance in this written test, and candidates are admitted in order of merit against the seats available. The examination is conducted by the university itself rather than by a national testing body, so scores are used only for

AP PGLCET is a state-level entrance test for admission to LL.M. and other postgraduate law courses in Andhra Pradesh. It is taken by candidates who have completed or are appearing in their LL.B. degree and wish to pursue higher studies in law within the state.

The Common Law Admission Test for Post Graduates (CLAT PG) is a multiple-choice entrance exam taken by law graduates seeking admission to postgraduate law programs in India. It assesses a candidate's knowledge and skills in core legal subjects to determine their suitability for LLM programs in participating institutions.

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 graduates from law and other disciplines applying to its postgraduate diploma courses in areas such as cyber law, intellectual property rights, human rights law, corporate law and alternative dispute resolution. The Indian Law Institute is a deemed university and a legal research body, s

A Law Faculty Entrance Test is the admission test that a university's faculty or department of law uses to select candidates for its law degree programmes, most often the three-year bachelor of laws taken after graduation and postgraduate law degrees. Many such faculty-level tests no longer exist as separate examinations. Several central and state universities, including the Faculty of Law at the University of Delhi, now admit to their law programmes through the Common University Entrance Test conducted by the National Testing Agency, with the undergraduate paper used for integrated five-year

The Symbiosis Law Admission Test, known as SLAT, is a law entrance test conducted by Symbiosis International, a deemed to be university, for admission to its five year integrated undergraduate law programmes. It is taken by students who have finished or are finishing school and want to study law directly after class 12, joining courses such as the integrated bachelor of arts with bachelor of laws or bachelor of business administration with bachelor of laws. The score is used only by the Symbiosis Law Schools, which are located in Pune, Noida, Hyderabad and Nagpur. It is separate from the natio

The Telangana State Law Common Entrance Test, written as TS LAWCET and now notified as TG LAWCET, is the state entrance test for law admissions in Telangana. It is conducted by Osmania University on behalf of the Telangana Council of Higher Education. It is taken by two different groups of candidates: school leavers who want the integrated five-year law degree straight after class 12, and graduates who want the three-year law degree. A separate paper under the same notification, the postgraduate law common entrance test, is used for the master of laws programme. The rank produced by the test i

The Telangana State Post Graduate Law Common Entrance Test, known as TG PGLCET and earlier TS PGLCET, is the state-level entrance test for admission to the two-year Master of Laws, or LL.M., programme in university law departments and affiliated law colleges in Telangana. It is conducted along with the LAWCET examination by a designated state university on behalf of the Telangana Council of Higher Education. It is taken by law graduates, not by class 12 students or by graduates of other disciplines: admission to the three-year LL.B. and the five-year integrated law courses is handled by LAWCET