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AILET: stronger reading and reasoning for your NLU Delhi goal

Prepare through understanding, not a collection of remembered answers. Build English comprehension, keep current affairs connected to context, and practise the reasoning that helps you make and defend a careful choice.

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AILET at a glance

Official information (opens in a new tab)

Institution

National Law University Delhi

Focus here

B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) entrance

Paper areas

English, Current Affairs/GK and Logical Reasoning

Published cycle

AILET 2027 UG scheme

Who this is for

Eligible higher-secondary applicants considering NLU Delhi’s B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) programme. This preparation map follows the undergraduate AILET scheme; postgraduate and other admission routes have separate requirements.

Understand the argument. Make your reasoning clear.

Why AILET matters

AILET provides a distinct undergraduate law-admission route. Knowing its own structure helps you prepare for the test you will actually take.

An NLU Delhi route

Explore the university’s undergraduate law admission process.

English understanding

Learn to read accurately and infer meaning from context.

Reasoning depth

Examine assumptions, relationships and conclusions.

Awareness in context

Connect important events with the ideas and institutions behind them.

Exam pattern overview

Understand the structure so you can plan your preparation.

Paper size

150 multiple-choice questions for 150 marks

Duration

120 minutes in the standard duration

Distribution

50 English; 30 Current Affairs/GK; 70 Logical Reasoning

Marking

+1 correct; −0.25 incorrect

Based on the published AILET 2027 UG scheme. Check the official bulletin, programme rules and later notices for your own application; a preparation map is not an eligibility decision. Legal principles may appear within Logical Reasoning, but the scheme does not require technical legal knowledge. Do not use the LL.M. paper structure for this undergraduate route.

Official sources checked : AILET 2027 official UG examination details (opens in a new tab) · NLU Delhi AILET 2027 FAQs (opens in a new tab)

Subjects and preparation areas

Build English, awareness and reasoning together. Begin with careful reading and explaining an answer before making your practice faster.

Objective Test

Sections on English, GK/current affairs and logical reasoning.

English Language

Comprehension and usage.

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  • Comprehension

    Answer passage-based questions.

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Current Affairs and GK

Awareness across domains.

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  • Current Affairs

    Recall recent and static GK.

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Logical Reasoning

Analytical reasoning.

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  • Reasoning

    Evaluate arguments and patterns.

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This map is a discovery guide, not a substitute for the official syllabus. Eligibility, subject choices and selection rules can differ by cycle or programme.

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A simple preparation path

Build understanding first. Practise regularly, review your mistakes and keep improving.

  1. 1

    Read the NLU Delhi requirements

  2. 2

    Strengthen English comprehension

  3. 3

    Connect current affairs to context

  4. 4

    Practise reasoning with review

  5. 5

    Revise across all three areas

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AILET FAQ

Clear answers to common preparation questions.

Is AILET the same examination as CLAT?

No. AILET is NLU Delhi’s own entrance route, with its own registration, scheme and admission rules. Its subject distribution differs from UG CLAT.

Is there a separate UG Legal Knowledge section?

The published 2027 UG scheme has three sections. Legal principles may be used to test logical aptitude, but no technical legal knowledge is required.

Does this page cover AILET LL.M.?

No. The map focuses on B.A. LL.B. (Hons.). Use NLU Delhi’s separate postgraduate examination and qualification details if you are applying for LL.M.

How should I practise Logical Reasoning?

Identify the premises and conclusion, then test which information is actually relevant. Review why a tempting option does not follow instead of only noting the correct letter.

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