National Law University (NLU) Delhi released the provisional answer key and master question booklet for the All India Law Entrance Test (AILET) 2026 today, December 14, 2025 . Candidates who took the exam can download these documents from the official website. The university also opened the window for candidates to submit objections against the provisional answer key. The deadline to submit objections is 12:00 Noon on December 16, 2025 .
AILET 2026 Key Dates and Information
The AILET 2026 examination took place on December 14, 2025 . NLU Delhi published the provisional answer key and question booklet on the same day. This release allows candidates to review their answers against the official key. The objection window provides a short period for candidates to challenge any discrepancies they identify in the provisional answers. This process ensures transparency in evaluating exam responses.
| Event | Date/Time |
|---|---|
| AILET 2026 Examination | December 14, 2025 |
| Provisional Answer Key Release | December 14, 2025 |
| Objection Submission Deadline | December 16, 2025, 12:00 Noon |
Accessing Answer Key and Question Booklet
Candidates must visit the official NLU Delhi website,nationallawuniversitydelhi.in, to access these essential documents. The website hosts the AILET 2026 provisional answer key PDF and the master question booklet. A dedicated link for downloads is available directly on the homepage. Candidates must ensure they download the correct master question booklet. Accurate cross-referencing of personal exam papers against this master document is critical for any objection submission.
Submitting Objections to the Answer Key
The objection submission window is active on the official AILET portal. Candidates must follow a specific online procedure to submit their challenges against questions or answers. Objections received through any other channels, such as email, website support tickets, or telephone calls, will not be considered valid. A specific fee applies for each individual objection raised.
Steps to Submit Objections:
- Visit the dedicated AILET 2026 portal, accessible via the NLU Delhi website.
- Log in to your personal AILET account using your credentials.
- Navigate to the “View Objections” section within your account dashboard.
- Click the “Submit Objection” button to initiate the process.
- Select the precise type of objection: choose either “About the question” or “About the answer key.”
- Provide comprehensive and clear details regarding your objection in the designated text fields.
- Confirm your submission by clicking “Submit Objection.”
- After completing all individual objections, proceed to the “Make Payment” section to finalize the process.
Objection Fee and Refund Policy
A fee of Rs. 500/- (Rupees Five Hundred only) is mandatory for each objection submitted. Candidates must pay this fee online through the secure payment gateway integrated into the AILET portal. NLU Delhi will not accept fee payments made through any alternative methods. If an objection is reviewed and found valid by the university, the fee will be refunded. This refund will be processed directly back to the original source of payment used by the candidate.
Important Points for Objection Submission
Candidates must adhere strictly to specific guidelines when submitting objections. Failure to follow these instructions precisely may result in the automatic invalidation of the objection. NLU Delhi has outlined these requirements to ensure a fair, transparent, and consistent review process for all challenges submitted.
- The objection window closes precisely at 12:00 Noon on Tuesday, December 16, 2025 . Submissions made after this specific time will not be processed under any circumstances.
- Candidates must cross-reference the question number from their personal question booklet with the corresponding number in the official Master Question Booklet provided by NLU Delhi. Objections lacking this precise alignment will be considered invalid and will not be reviewed.
- NLU Delhi accepts objections exclusively through the designated online portal. Submissions sent via email, website support tickets, or telephone calls will not be acknowledged or processed.
- The mandatory fee of Rs. 500/- per objection must be paid online via the AILET portal. Any other payment method is strictly prohibited and will result in the objection being rejected.
- If NLU Delhi finds an objection valid, the university will refund the Rs. 500 fee. The refund will be directed back to the original payment source used by the candidate.
Candidates should act promptly to review the provisional answer key and submit any valid objections well before the stipulated deadline. The NLU Delhi website,nationallawuniversitydelhi.in, remains the official and primary resource for all AILET 2026 updates and related processes. Timely action is essential for all participants.