AILET (All India Law Entrance Test) is the National Level Entrance Examination for the students whose desire is to pursue studies in the colleges/institutions affiliated by the NLU (National Law University).

Application Fee

For GEN/OBC category candidates: Rs. 3000/-.
For Persons with Disabilities: Rs. 2000/-.
For SC/ST category candidates: Rs. 1000/-.

Exam Pattern

The question paper of AILET consists of 150 questions with the time duration of 90 minutes.

Each question will be rewarded with 1 mark.

There are 5 Sections in the Exam of AILET for UG program and are as follows:

English – 35 marks

Legal aptitude – 35 marks

General knowledge – 35 marks

Logical reasoning – 35 marks

Basic Mathematics – 10 marks

The AILET Entrance Exam for Postgraduate Course will Consist of 100 objective type Questions and one Essay of 50 Marks total marks for the exam will be 150.

The objective type question is from the areas of
Law of Contracts,
Law of Torts,
Criminal Law,
Constitutional Law
Legal Theory

AILET Syllabus :

The Time Duration Again will be 90 Minutes.

English
Verb
Tenses
Adverb
Articles
Grammar
Synonyms
Antonyms
Vocabulary
Conclusion
Comprehension
Word Formation
Error Correction
Theme detection
Fill in the Blanks
Unseen Passages
Idioms & Phrases
Passage Correction
Idioms and Phrases
Sentence Correction
Passage Completion
Sentence Completion
Subject-Verb Agreement
Sentence Rearrangement

For General Knowledge
Sports
History
Culture
Economy
Geography
General Politics
Scientific Research
Indian Constitution
Countries & Capitals etc
Budget and Five Year Plans
Knowledge of Current Events
Science – Inventions & Discoveries
India and its neighbouring countries
Important Financial & Economic News
Current Affairs – National & International

For Legal Aptitude

The section will have 35 question This section majorly tests your interest towards study of law, research aptitude and problem-solving ability The 35 questions will be composed of legal propositions

For Reasoning
Logic
Analogy
Puzzle Test
Classification
Alphabet Test
Eligibility Test
Data Sufficiency
Theme Detection
Coding-Decoding
Series Completion
Clocks & Calendars
Direction Sense Test
Logical Venn Diagrams
Situation Reaction Test
Statement – Arguments
Statement – Conclusions
Arithmetical Reasoning
Mathematical Operations
Logical Sequence of Words
Alpha Numeric Sequence Puzzle
Inserting The Missing Character
Number, Ranking & Time Sequence
Deriving Conclusions from Passages

For Numerical Ability
Interest
Discount
Averages
Percentages
Mensuration
Profit and Loss
Ratio and Time
Time and Work
Number Systems
Time and Distance
Ratio and Proportion
Decimals and Fractions
Use of Tables and Graphs
Computation of Whole Numbers
The relationship between Numbers
Fundamental arithmetical operations