AILET

AILET entrance exam is conducted once in a year in December every year. The exam is conducted for admission to BA LLB, LLM and Phd programs at the NLU Delhi. Candidates who are appearing in CLAT 2026 can also appear for the AILET exam to increase their chances of admission to NLU Delhi.

Cracking AILET exam may seem tough but it can be cleared in first attempt when approached with practical plan-

• Create a realistic plan based on the days left for the exam day
• Read about the sections and important topics
• Alot weeks and days to most important topics
• Practice previous year questions for getting an idea about the exam
• Revise the syllabus often

AILET 2026 syllabus and CLAT 2026 syllabus is not same, both the exams have some common sections but AILET exam does not ask questions from Legal and Quantitative aptitude. Compare the AILET and CLAT exam pattern below:

AILET 2026 exam pattern did not undergo any changes this year, yet, however, the NLU Delhi reserves the right to introduce any revisions to the exam pattern. Candidates are advised to keep checking the official website to avoid any last minute surprises. AILET 2026 exam will comprise 150 MCQ based questions from three sections: English, Current Affairs and General Knowledge, and Logical Reasoning. Earlier, the all India Law entrance test had one more section namely, Legal Aptitude which was removed from the exam syllabus in the previous session. 

To apply for AILET 2027, candidates will have to visit the National Law University Delhi website. Use the active email address to register. Log in again to upload the necessary documents and enter the required details.

To crack AILET exam in your first attempt-

• Create a plan
• Collect the books along with the previous year question papers
• Divide equal days to each subject 

Candidates will have to pay the counseling fee online using Digital Payment methods like Credit/ Debit cards, Net-banking, UPI, etc. only. Candidates who will register for the AILET 2025 counselling will only be allowed to appear during the document cerification process.