Allahabad University LAT Result 2026: Expected June at allduniv.ac.in, Counselling, Cutoff and Marks Vs Rank

The Allahabad University LAT Result 2026 is expected to be declared in the last week of June 2026 on the official University of Allahabad admission portal, allduniv.ac.in. The Law Admission Test (LAT) was held on June 17, 2026. Going by last year’s pattern — where the result was declared on June 26, just 13 days after the June 13, 2025 exam — the 2026 result could be published by the last few days of June. Once released, you can log in with your application number and date of birth to view and download your scorecard.

The scorecard shows your section-wise marks, total score out of 300, overall merit rank, category rank, and provisional qualifying status. This rank determines your eligibility for counselling, through which 975 LLB seats across three Allahabad-based law colleges are filled on merit and category.

• AU LAT 2026 result is expected in the last week of June 2026 at allduniv.ac.in — not yet declared as of June 27, 2026.
• The scorecard will carry section-wise marks, total score out of 300, overall merit rank, and category rank.
• Minimum qualifying marks: General — 30, OBC — 27; no minimum prescribed for SC/ST.
• Based on 2025 data, General-category students needed 170+ out of 300 to get a seat in Round 1 of counselling.
• A total of 975 LLB seats across three affiliated colleges are allotted through multi-round counselling after the result.
• Counselling is expected to begin in July 2026 — in 2025, it opened on July 23, about four weeks after the result.

The University of Allahabad prepares a single combined merit list and category-wise merit lists based on AU LAT 2026 scores; seat allotment across all three affiliated law colleges is done through centralised counselling.

AU LAT Result Previous Year Statistics

About 10,000 candidates appear for AU LAT every year against 975 available LLB seats — roughly a 10:1 competition ratio. The year-wise table below shows how the exam timeline has evolved, with results arriving faster in recent years as the university has streamlined its evaluation process.

One consistent trend stands out: the university has been moving the exam and result progressively earlier in the year — from July in 2022–2024 to June in 2025–2026. The time-to-result has also shortened sharply, from 3–4 weeks in earlier years to just 13 days in 2025. Both shifts help newly admitted students settle before the academic session begins.

The table below shows round-wise closing cutoff data for recent years — the most useful guide for gauging how competitive your score actually is for a seat.

The General-category cutoff dropped from 187 in 2023 to 170 in 2025 for Round 1, suggesting competition softened slightly over this period. Scores above 165–170 give General-category candidates a realistic shot at Round 1; OBC students need roughly 155–162; SC students around 142–160 depending on the round. Cutoffs fall in later rounds as some Round 1 allottees do not confirm their seats.

How to Check AU LAT Result 2026

The result is accessible only through the student login on allduniv.ac.in. The university does not send scorecards by email or SMS — you have to check the portal yourself once the result goes live. Here is how to do it:

1. Go to allduniv.ac.in.
2. Click on the Admission or Entrance Exam link on the homepage. The AU LAT 2026 result link will appear here once declared.
3. Click the AU LAT 2026 Result link.
4. Enter your application number and date of birth in the login fields.
5. Click Submit. Your scorecard opens on screen.
6. Check your section-wise marks, total score, overall merit rank, and qualifying status.
7. Download and save the PDF scorecard. Take at least two printouts — you will need it for counselling and document verification.

If you have forgotten your login credentials, use the "Forgot Password" option on the portal and reset via your registered mobile number or email. Sort this out before result day so you are not scrambling when the link goes live.

AU LAT 2026 Scorecard: What It Contains

The AU LAT 2026 scorecard is your primary document for the entire admission process — counselling registration, seat acceptance, and document verification at the allotted college. Download it the moment the result is out and store it securely. Here is what the scorecard contains:

If you spot any discrepancy — wrong name, category, or date of birth — contact the University of Allahabad immediately using the contact details on allduniv.ac.in. Errors must be corrected before the final merit list is locked for counselling.

AU LAT 2026 Qualifying Marks

Clearing the qualifying mark is the first filter for counselling eligibility. Students who score below the category minimum are not included in the merit list and cannot participate in counselling. But clearing this threshold alone does not get you a seat — with a 10:1 competition ratio, the actual admission cutoff is far higher than the minimum qualifying bar.

To put this in perspective: the 2025 Round 1 cutoff for General-category students was 170 out of 300 — nearly six times the 30-mark qualifying threshold. Clearing 30 marks means you are in the pool; clearing 170 means you are competitive for a seat in Round 1.

What After AU LAT Result 2026

Once the AU LAT 2026 result is out, here is the full sequence of steps you need to follow for LLB admission. The entire process — from result download to final seat confirmation — happens online and at the allotted college.

Documents to keep ready for AU LAT 2026 counselling:

• AU LAT 2026 Admit Card
• AU LAT 2026 Result Scorecard (downloaded from allduniv.ac.in)
• Class 10 Marksheet and Certificate (date of birth proof)
• Class 12 Marksheet and Certificate
• Graduation Degree Marksheets (all years) and Certificate or Provisional Certificate
• Category Certificate — OBC / SC / ST / EWS, as applicable
• PwD Certificate, if applicable
• Passport-size photographs (carry at least 6)
• Government-issued photo ID (Aadhaar Card, Voter ID, or Passport)

Carry originals and at least two self-attested photocopied sets of every document. Some colleges ask for extra copies at verification, and it is better to be over-prepared.