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The All India Law Entrance Test (AILET) is conducted annually by National Law University, Delhi (NLU Delhi) for admission to its flagship 5-year integrated B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) programme. The paper contains 150 multiple-choice questions carrying 150 marks, designed to test candidates' reading comprehension, general awareness, critical reasoning, and application of legal propositions.
| Section | Section Title | No. of Questions | Total Marks | Approx. Weightage | Suggested Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Section A | English Language | 50 MCQs | 50 Marks | 33.3% | 35 Minutes |
| Section B | Current Affairs & General Knowledge | 30 MCQs | 30 Marks | 20.0% | 15 Minutes |
| Section C | Logical Reasoning (incl. Legal Principles) | 70 MCQs | 70 Marks | 46.7% | 60 Minutes |
| Total AILET Examination | 150 MCQs | 150 Marks | 100% | 120 Minutes (2.0 Hours) | |
Target Exams provides comprehensive section-wise practice modules strictly aligned with NLU Delhi's official AILET syllabus: Section A (English Language - 50 Qs), Section B (Current Affairs & GK - 30 Qs), and Section C (Logical Reasoning - 70 Qs). Every test features timed examination conditions, automated +1/−0.25 scoring, and detailed step-by-step explanatory solutions.
Each question awards +1 mark for a correct response and deducts 0.25 marks (-0.25) for an incorrect response (25% negative marking penalty). Unattempted questions receive zero penalty. The complete test comprises 150 objective multiple-choice questions carrying 150 marks in 120 minutes.
No! NLU Delhi excludes Mathematics from AILET. The entire examination is divided into English Language (50 Qs), Current Affairs & GK (30 Qs), and Logical Reasoning (70 Qs). Candidates who struggle with quantitative aptitude often find AILET's syllabus structure uniquely favorable.
Legal knowledge is tested under Section C (Logical Reasoning) as factual propositions and legal principles. Candidates are evaluated on their ability to logically deduce conclusions based on given principles without assuming prior technical legal expertise.
With 150 questions in 120 minutes (48 seconds per question), speed is paramount. We recommend: Section B (Current Affairs & GK) in 15 minutes, Section A (English Language) in 35 minutes, Section C (Logical Reasoning) in 60 minutes, and 10 minutes reserved for review and difficult questions.
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