AILET

The Logical reasoning section carries the maximum weightage; i.e. 50 per cent in the AILET 2025 Exam. Reasoning is actually a combination of both verbal logic, as well as analytical reasoning. So, one part is full of numbers and data, while the other is made of words and puzzles. Reasoning needs ample practice. Books by MK Pandey and RS Aggarwal will suffice. For Data Interpretation (DI) questions, the trick lies in forming the table. Once this is done, the rest of the questions flow automatically. Hence, the students are advised to prepare this subject carefully and give special attention.

With so many resources avaiable in both online and offline mode, finding the right books for the GK current affairs is really a challenging task. Candidates must not stop reading the newspaper as it is the main source to learn about current affairs and anything happening around the globe. Candidates can also refer to the books mentioned here for prepapraing for the AILET Exam and to get a high score. The books are: General Knowledge Book by Arihant,  Lucent's General Knowledge NCERT Book (History and Civics) by Lucent,  Manorama Year Book by Mammen Mathew,  Current Affairs Yearly by Arihant Experts.

Candidates seeking admission into prominent law colleges in India are well aware of the fact that they have to appear and qualify the entrance exams accepted by the colleges. In India, the National Law Universities (NLUs) are among the top-tiered law colleges to study law and, at present, the total number of NLUs in India is 24. Admission to NLU Delhi is through the All India Law Entrance Test (AILET). If you compare AILET to CLAT, the AILET Exam is much tougher then the latter.  

Candidates who wish to clear the AILET Exam are advised to be well-prepared with the finest study materials and reference books currently avaiable. There are several AILET Books in the market for preparing for the AILET exam and cover all of important topics required to clear the exam.

Candidates must note that the AILET books are organised in a manner that you will be able to see the previous years question paper. It is very important for candidates to be familiar with the AILET test pattern as it help students to develop a better strategy and study plan. 

Yes, studying landmark cases and current affairs articles can be beneficial for the All India Law Entrance Test (AILET). AILET is a highly competitive entrance exam for admission to the National Law University, Delhi (NLU Delhi). 

Yes, studying landmark cases and articles can be beneficial for the All India Law Entrance Test (AILET). AILET is a highly competitive entrance exam for admission to the National Law University, Delhi (NLU Delhi), and it tests candidates on various aspects of law, including legal knowledge, reasoning, and comprehension.

AILET is comparatively higher than that for CLAT but it is better than CLAT because NLU Delhi is one of the best law colleges in India. 

Just study with regularity and follow a single good source. Practice mocks and the previous year paper of AILET.

You should have a good understanding of AILET exam pattern and syllabus. 

The National Law University Delhi accepts the AILET entrance exam, followed by a counselling round for admission to its BA LLB (Hons) and LLM courses. As per Round 1 of the AILET 2025 cutoff, the closing rank for the BA LLB (Hons) course was 53, which is less than 70. So, if a candidate wants to secure a seat at NLU Delhi, they should target securing a rank up to 50 to improve their chances of getting a call from NLU Delhi for admission. Candidates can refer to the table below to view the NLU Delhi BA LLB (Hons) cutoff 2025 for different categories: