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AILET 2026 Mock Tests & Preparation — NLU Delhi All India Law Entrance

Master the official NLU Delhi AILET 2026 pattern with authentic 150-question CBT mock tests, sectional practice tests in English (50 Qs), Current Affairs & GK (30 Qs), and Logical Reasoning (70 Qs) with automated +1/−0.25 scoring and instant explanations.

National Law University, Delhi 150 MCQs • 120 Mins +1.0 / -0.25 Marking 100% Free Online CBT
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Master Section A: English (50 Qs), Section B: Current Affairs & GK (30 Qs), and Section C: Logical Reasoning (70 Qs) with chapter sets and interactive test portal.

AILET 2026 Official Pattern Online CBT Mock Tests

Verified 2026 Pattern

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Full Mock Paper AILET 2026 All India Law Entrance CBT Mock Test - 01 (150 MCQs)
150 Questions 120 Mins (2 hrs) 150 Marks (+1/Q) -0.25 Neg.
Full Mock Paper AILET 2026 Section A: English Language (50 MCQs)
50 Questions 35 Mins (0.6 hrs) 50 Marks (+1/Q) -0.25 Neg.
Full Mock Paper AILET 2026 Section B: Current Affairs & General Knowledge (30 MCQs)
30 Questions 15 Mins (0.3 hrs) 30 Marks (+1/Q) -0.25 Neg.
Full Mock Paper AILET 2026 Section C: Logical Reasoning (70 MCQs)
70 Questions 60 Mins (1 hrs) 70 Marks (+1/Q) -0.25 Neg.

About AILET 2026 Examination (NLU Delhi)

Key institutional facts, undergraduate admissions, and eligibility criteria for aspiring law candidates.

The All India Law Entrance Test (AILET) is the exclusive national-level entrance examination conducted annually by National Law University, Delhi (NLU Delhi) for admission to its prestigious 5-year integrated B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) undergraduate degree programme and LL.M. postgraduate programme.

Unlike other top National Law Universities (such as NLSIU Bengaluru, NALSAR Hyderabad, and WBNUJS Kolkata) which admit students through the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT), NLU Delhi does not participate in CLAT. Candidates seeking admission to NLU Delhi must register for and take AILET separately.

150
Questions
120 Mins
Duration (2.0 Hrs)
150 Marks
Total Marks
-0.25
Negative Marking

AILET 2026 Official Examination Pattern & Structure

Syllabus distribution across the 3 official sections tested by National Law University, Delhi.

Section Subject Area No. of Questions Total Marks Weightage (%) Recommended 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 Logic) 70 MCQs 70 Marks 46.7% 60 Minutes
Total AILET Examination 150 MCQs 150 Marks 100% 120 Minutes (2.0 Hrs)
Crucial Difference from CLAT: AILET contains NO Mathematics (Quantitative Techniques) section! In addition, Section C (Logical Reasoning) accounts for almost half the total paper (70 marks out of 150). Candidates who excel in critical thinking and verbal reasoning enjoy a major strategic advantage in AILET.

AILET 2026 Detailed Sectional Syllabus

Core topics, question styles, and high-yield areas tested under each section.

Section A: English Language (50 Questions / 50 Marks)

Designed to test candidates' English language proficiency, reading comprehension, vocabulary breadth, and grammatical accuracy.

Reading Comprehension Passages Contextual Vocabulary & Word Usage Synonyms & Antonyms Sentence Correction & Error Spotting Idioms & Legal Maxims in English Para Jumbles & Sentence Coherence Cloze Tests & Inferences

Section B: Current Affairs & General Knowledge (30 Questions / 30 Marks)

Evaluates awareness of contemporary national and international events, legal developments, constitutional history, and static general knowledge.

National & International Affairs (Past 12 Months) Constitutional Law & Supreme Court Judgments New Acts, Bills & Parliamentary Enactments Indian Polity & Governance Modern Indian History & Freedom Movement International Treaties, Summits & UN Bodies

Section C: Logical Reasoning & Legal Principles (70 Questions / 70 Marks)

The decisive section of AILET, testing critical analysis, deductive reasoning, identifying logical fallacies, and applying legal principles to factual scenarios.

Critical Reasoning: Premises, Arguments & Conclusions Strengthening & Weakening Arguments Assumptions, Inferences & Paradoxes Legal Principles as Logical Propositions (Torts, Crimes, Contracts) Syllogisms & Categorical Logic Analytical Puzzles & Seating Arrangements

AILET Time Management & Sectional Strategy

How top rankers divide 120 minutes across 150 questions (48 seconds per question).

15 Mins
Section B: Current Affairs
30 Qs • Direct recall, rapid completion
35 Mins
Section A: English
50 Qs • Passages & contextual vocabulary
60 Mins
Section C: Logical Reasoning
70 Qs • Critical logic & legal principles

The Final 10 Minutes Buffer:

Allocate the remaining 10 minutes to revisit marked review questions and ensure that you have not left unattempted questions where you were able to eliminate 2 out of 4 options. Strict adherence to negative marking control is vital for NLU Delhi cutoff margins.

Frequently Asked Questions — AILET 2026 Preparation

Answers to common questions regarding syllabus, scoring, and CBT test practice.

What is the official examination pattern for AILET 2026?

The All India Law Entrance Test (AILET 2026) conducted by National Law University, Delhi (NLU Delhi) comprises 150 multiple-choice questions carrying 150 marks with a duration of 120 minutes (2 hours). The paper consists of 3 sections: Section A - English Language (50 questions, 50 marks), Section B - Current Affairs & General Knowledge (30 questions, 30 marks), and Section C - Logical Reasoning (70 questions, 70 marks).

Is there negative marking in AILET 2026?

Yes. AILET follows a negative marking penalty of 0.25 marks (-0.25) for each incorrect answer. Each correct answer earns +1.0 mark. Unattempted questions carry zero penalty.

How is AILET different from CLAT UG?

Unlike CLAT UG which has 5 sections including Quantitative Techniques (Mathematics) and 120 passage-based questions, AILET has NO Mathematics section and contains 150 questions in 120 minutes. Logical Reasoning carries the highest weightage in AILET (70 questions / 46.7%), integrating critical reasoning, analytical logic, and legal principles as logical propositions.

Which law school accepts AILET scores?

AILET is conducted exclusively for admission to undergraduate and postgraduate law programmes at National Law University, Delhi (NLU Delhi). NLU Delhi does not participate in the CLAT consortium.

Does AILET 2026 have a separate Legal Aptitude section?

No separate Legal Aptitude section exists in AILET anymore. Instead, legal principles and propositions are tested strictly within Section C (Logical Reasoning) to evaluate candidates' logical deduction and analytical thinking without requiring prior knowledge of law.

Are the AILET CBT Mock Tests on Target Exams free?

Yes! All AILET chapter tests, sectional practice modules, and official-pattern 150-question full CBT mock tests on Target Exams are 100% free of charge with live timers, automated scorecards, and step-by-step explanatory solutions.