AILET 2018 Student Reactions - All India Law Entrance Test 2018 was held on May 6, 2018, from 3 PM to 5 PM. Conducted by National Law University, Delhi, AILET 2018 was held in a paper pencil based mode in 40 exam centres across 21 cities of India. Approximately 18,000 candidates appeared for the test for admission to 83 BA LLB programmes and 20 LLM programmes. After the test was conducted, test takers had varied observations to share regarding the questions. While some candidates found AILET 2018 to be tough, some others found it to be of moderate or easy level. In order to capture the overall AILET pattern, Careers360 presents AILET 2018 student reactions.
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In the AILET 2018 student reactions, we bring the different aspects of the exam, in terms of difficulty level, performance details, expected result among others. Students also talk about overall exam taking experience of AILET 2018.
Nitin: It was a very easy paper. I could complete the exam well before the total duration and was left with ample time for revision as well.
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Sahil Khan: The overall test was of moderate level. Logical Reasoning was the toughest section for me as it was very time consuming. Legal Aptitude and English sections were quite easy. I am expecting a score above 120.
Sakshi: Although the overall exam was not much tough, the Legal Aptitude section was too lengthy which consumed majority of my time. Logical Reasoning was of medium difficulty level. Rest of the sections were on the easier lines.
Rohit: Legal Aptitude section was very lengthy. English and Maths sections were tough. GK and Logical Reasoning were comparatively easier. I have attempted around 90 questions. I will also appear for Symbiosis and Amity law entrances.
Sabhya: I found the test to be moderately tough. Maths, English and GK sections were tough whereas Legal Aptitude and Logical Reasoning sections were easy. I had taken coaching from IMS Learning. Based on my performance, I am sure of clearing the cutoff and securing a seat. I will also be appearing for IPU and Amity entrances.
Samriddhi Vyas: For me, the exam was very tough. Legal Aptitude was very tough and lengthy. I have not taken any coaching. I will also appear for CLAT next week.
Sarika: I did not prepare properly so my exam didn’t go well. I am targeting my admission next year and this was just a practice attempt. Hence, I will utilise this experience next year and plan my preparation systematically.
Sameer: The exam was lengthy but not very tough. English, Maths and Logical Reasoning were on the easier lines so I attempted these sections with ease. GK was moderate to tough. I attempted around 40 questions. I am also appearing for CLAT and Jamia Milia Islamia law entrances.
The AILET 2018 answer key will be released on May 7, 2018. The result of AILET 2018 will be declared on May 24, 2018. Candidates who qualify for the exam by clearing the AILET 2018 cut off will be called in for attending AILET 2018 counselling. The NLU Delhi will also dispatch call letters to the all the candidates who will be shortlisted for counselling of AILET 2018.
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Hello dear aspirant.
As of now you will be facing a great problem at the time of admission because they can't allow a failed candidate. Yes in eligibility criteria you will find that only +2 passed is required. But it will be not sufficient when you go for admission.
Hope you get it.
Good luck.
Dear Sonu, Candidates with PWD can opt for Scribes. Scribes are those who assist PWD Candidates in writing the exam. The scribe will read out the question for the Candidate and the Candidate will give the answer and the scribe has to mention that as the answer. These scribes are used for visually imparied, Candidates with cerebral palsy, with locomotor disabilities and whose speed or writing or using a mouse is affected. And there is a compensatory time of 20 minutes allotted in additional for every 1 hour of exam duration. So for CLAT, there is 40 minutes of additional time that is allotted.
Hey.
AILET is an entrance test for admission to National Law University, Delhi. Admission to all other NLUs in India is done through CLAT exam. The syllabus and level for both exams is quite similar. And hence so is the preparation required. There are various coaching institutea that provide coaching for CLAT and AILET. Now it also depends on the city in which you are looking for as the faculty etc would differ. But a few top institutes are-
Career Launcher
CLAT Possible
Bulls Eye
IMS
TIMES institue
Best of luck
Hello,
Some tips which can help you to prepare for your LLB entrance :
1. You can solve the mock tests provided in this link, they are very benificial as they help you to practice and increases your knowledge as well. You can solve them when you are not willing to study or learn anything, by this way you can easily test your knowledge https://law.careers360.com/download/ailet-sample-papers-previous-years
2. You can refer to exam expert on Legal aptitude published by Wiley Publications, this will be helpful.
3. You must go through History, Geography, Economy and General Science from any national level publication such as Arihant, Pearson or Universal.
4. Go through newspapers such as The Hindu, especially its Editorial and National pages. Plus, online portals such as GK Today, TCY and Cloud Affairs are of much help.
5. For English, You should regularly practice it and while answeing questions you should read the passage properly
6. For quantitative aptitude, you can refer to Tenth standard R.S. Aggarwal or R.D. Sharma, it will be more than sufficient.
7. For Logical reasoning, you may refer to Books by M.K. Pandey and R.S. Aggarwal .
Some tips for DU LLB entrance exam ;
1. Make a daily schedule and make sure that you stick to it as you have very less time being in 3rd year of graduation. Keep some leisure time as well.
2. Start managing your time according to your subjects. Start making short term goals.
3. You can take help of a good coaching institute. They can easily help you with clearing of doubts, tests etc.
4. you can go for online mock tests available on the internet. Link ; https://law.careers360.com/articles/du-llb-sample-paper
All the best
Thankyou, I hope it helps, Feel free to approach for further queries
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