Ameesha Dhingra's Review On Army Institute Of Law - [AIL], Mohali

I applied for nlus and symbiosis. I got symbiosis pune but here fee structure is low as compared to that. Also here a sense of brotherhood is there among students and you feel more indulged in campus Here to get admission you have to gor through their online test which is AIL LET and then through counselling you get admission...Read More

i had my admission on the basis of class 12th merit as i am a resident from punjab itself. other than that all the students who are army wards and all over india civilians had to appear for an entrance exam to get admission...Read More

First we had to give an enterance exam and once you clear the exam there was a group discussion and based on the performance of the exam and group discussion a merit list was generated by the college. There are 80 seats and 64 seats were reseved for the Army wards, so if the rank is under 64 then the person would get selected....Read More

Nice place to be where you get a good exposure since you get in touch with people from all backgrounds and all parts of the country. Further, the students are self motivated as they are inspired by their seniors. The management isn't much student friendly and doesn't respect the privacy of a student's life....Read More

There is an All india entrance examination wherein out of a total of 80 seats per batch, 60 are reserved for wards of serving/retired army personnel, 16 are reserved for punjab domicile students and 4 seats are reserved for all india civil category. The test for fairly simple and there was no negative marking either. I chose it because it is a bit cheaper than the other options and the students you meet share a common background which is usually helpful....Read More

I grew up in this college. I was protected and free at the same time. I was never a party person so the curfew timing never was my enemy though for some it was a huge deal. The culture of Punjab is also beautiful and we're situated close to the hills....Read More