AILET 2017 Exam Analysis by Experts

2 mins readUpdated on May 7, 2017 19:45 IST
Shiksha Experts share section-wise exam analysis for AILET 2017. Aspirants can also view expected cut-offs for AILET 2017 here.
By Team Edmyt

AILET 2017 Exam Analysis by Shiksha Experts

NLU-Delhi has not joined the ranks of the National Law Universities (NLUs) that accept CLAT as an admissions test, and continues to conduct the AILET for 80 plus seats for its flagship BA LLB program. AILET 2017 held major surprises for the 17,000 plus aspirants who took the exam this year. NLU Delhi has also seen a steady increase in the number of test takers in the last three years, indicating a growing preference for the university.

In the last three years, the level of difficulty in AILET was relatively moderate to difficult. This year, however, AILET 2017 has come as a whopper to students, and is the toughest in the last four years.  AILET awards one point for each correct answer, and has no negative marking. The absence of negative marking of AILET is considered an advantage, but this year the extremely difficult exam coupled with ambiguous questions meant that students spent way too much time in understanding and attempting questions, and were not left with much time for smart guesses.

AILET 2017: Section-wise Analysis by Experts

Section

No.  of Questions

Analysis and Content

English

35

Difficulty level: HIGH

The biggest surprise was the absence of Reading Comprehension questions. Students have come to expect 7-8 such questions on the AILET. A major challenge in this section for students was that many question types took a lot of time to simply understand the instructions. Vocabulary questions were on the easier side.

General Knowledge

35

Difficulty level: HIGH

At least 15 questions in this section were extremely difficult. A couple of questions in this section questions were ambiguous, and the answers can be disputed.

Mathematics

10

Difficulty level: EASY-MODERATE

No major surprises in this section. As expected, most of the questions were from Arithmetic.

Legal Aptitude

35

Difficulty level: HIGH

With 19 questions on static legal knowledge, this section was difficult.  Most of the questions were extremely tough and tested very fine details. 

Reasoning

35

Difficulty level: MODERATE-HIGH

Definitely tougher than expected. Some questions can be classified as CAT level.

As is our philosophy, edmyt faculty have also taken AILET 2017 and we are predicting that cut-offs for AILET 2017 are expected to be much lower than last year’s.

Staying updated about the latest educational events is just a click away
Enter Mobile Number

Category

2016 cut-off

Predicted cut-off 2017

General

100

80-83

Scheduled Caste

80

64-67

Scheduled tribe

72

50-53

About the Author:

Edmyt is a group of passionate test mentors, with average experience of 15 years. At Edmyt, aspirants are offered coaching for entrance exams like SAT, GRE, GMAT, CAT, XAT, SNAP, NMAT, IIFT Exam, CLAT, AILET, SET, BLAT, LSAT India and MHCET.

Videos you may like
About the Author
This account contains a repository of informative articles by external authors with domain expertise in various aspects of guiding students on how to go about pursuing their undergraduate and postgraduate studies in Read Full Bio
Get Admission and Placement Updates about National Law University Delhi

News & Updates

Latest NewsPopular News
qna

Student Forum

chatAnything you would want to ask experts?
Write here...

Answered a month ago

NLU Delhi BA LLB (Hons) cutoff 2026 is out for round 1 across different categories. For the students belongong to the General AI quota, the AILET cutoff score is 60. For the OBC category, the cutoff score is 330. Candidates can refer to the table below to view the category-wise cutoff details: 

CategoryAILET Cutoff 2026 (Round 1 Score)
General60
OBC330
SC1480
ST1372
EWS298

 

R

Rashmi Sinha

Contributor-Level 10

Answered a week ago

Yes, National Law University Delhi campus is safe for girls and boys. The college campus is located in Delhi. It has a good connection with roads and public transports. CCTV cameras are there in the campus to keep a check on students safety. 

V

Vishakha Kumar

Contributor-Level 8

Answered a week ago

National Law University Delhi is a government university. It is popularly known as NLU Delhi and is recognised by the UGC. NLU Delhi is one of the leading NLUs of the country. It also offers student exchange programs, which allow students to study law at foreign universities.

V

Virajita Arora

Contributor-Level 8

Answered a week ago

National Law University Delhi courses are offered to students at the UG, PG, and PhD levels. Some of the popuar courses offered by the university are BA LLB (Hons),  LLM, PhD, and Joint Masters/ LLM. These courses are offered to students in full-time mode and across several specialisations. 

M

Mamona Mishra

Contributor-Level 8

Answered a week ago

National Law University Delhi admission 2026 is currently open for various courses. The application process at NLU Delhi is conducted online. Students can check the list of documents required for admission below:

  1. Scanned photograph and signature
  2. the latest character certificate
  3. Transfer certificate
  4. Vali

...Read more

A

Anangsha Pandey

Contributor-Level 8

Answered a week ago

National Law University Delhi application process is online for admission to various courses. Check the pointers below to know the application process:

  1. Go to the official website.
  2. Register to generate login credentials.
  3. Fill the application form.
  4. Upload the documents.
  5. Pay the application fee via debit ca

...Read more

M

Manori Datta

Contributor-Level 8

Answered 5 months ago

NLU admission process for UG courses is entirely entrance based with the university accepting CLAT and AILET scores across the country. A few private law colleges offer direct admission to management quota students. The minimum eligibility for them is passing Class 12 with a certain percentage of ma

...Read more

h

heau mishr

Contributor-Level 10

Answered 6 months ago

NLU Delhi provides admission to its BA LLB and LLM programme based on the AILET 2026 scores. However, all other NLUs in the country accept CLAT scores for providing admission to their courses. Candidates can sit for both the entrance exams to expand their scope of admission.

D

Damini Aggarwal

Contributor-Level 10