Dear aspirant,

If you already filled the form AILET 2020 then you dont need to apply again. To get admission in NLU, Delhi you you are required to give AILET only.

AILET is held once a year for admissions to the 5-year comprehensive (BA LLB) and LLM legal programs offered by the university. The BA LLB plan has a seat intake capacity of 70 seats to be filled on the basis of the AILET 2020 ranking. In fact, there are 10 extra seats reserved for foreign nationals to be provided through preferential entry on the basis of merit.

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Hello,

To do an undergraduate course B.A LLB a candidate appearing for class XII boards or equivalent in the month of March / April 2020 are also eligible for AILET 2020. The candidate must secure a minimum aggregate of 50% in the qualifying examination. Please click the below link to know more,

https://law.careers360.com/articles/ailet-eligibility-criteria

Hello,

You have to take out time to prepare for entrance exam. First priority is 12th board so whenever you are in class, focus on what your teacher is teaching and make notes. when class finishes, follow up your note and if you get doubt then ask your teacher next day. keep one hour daily to cover daily home work and read class notes.

for entrance preparation:- take help of online videos if required.

1. Start with easy subject like english which has two section language and comprehension. Take 30 mins daily.
2. Give one hour to legal aptitute and one hour to mathematics.
3. for general knowledge, you can watch daily updated current affairs from Youtube.

if get stuck anywhere then leave it for that day and start it next day again. take guide from teacher, friends who is good in some parts. You can get most assistance from Youtube.

while covering new chapters, take out 30 mins to practice atleast 5 question from the covered chapters.  All in all it will be 3 odd hours to prepare initially. You can extend time span as per your suitable factors.

hope it helps!

Dear,

First I would suggest you to join a good coaching for CLAT preferably, to ensure that you understand the concepts of legal reasoning properly, and you have a good teacher or a senior in law school, who can help you clear your doubts in reasoning. Give at least 25–30 mock tests, and analyze them properly, recognizing your weak points. For current affairs you can refer to gktoday.in, read and re read the current affairs again and again. Maths and logical reasoning is all about practice, the more you practice the more you improve. The same goes with English, for improving your word power you can refer to word power made easy by Norman Lewis. But as you only have two months you need a rigorous practice, try to devote 7–8 hours to self study for CLAT preparation. If you are talking about studying for both CLAT and AILET simultaneously, then its difficult. But try to solve papers and have a clear understanding about the concepts.

Hope this helps! All the best.

Hello,

Previous year cut-off for AILET has been as follows;

• General-72.75
• Scheduled Caste-49.75
• Scheduled Tribe-50
• Persons with Disability-35.25
• Kashmiri Migrants-35.25
• Residents of Jammu and Kashmir-51.25

The Syllabus consists for five sections such as General Knowledge, Reasoning, Legal Aptitude, Mathematics and English.

You can go through the following books;

For English, Wren and Martin is the best grammar books to build the basic concepts, for Vocabulary there's Norman Lewis Word Power Made Easy, you can also practice through Objective General English by SP Bakshi, this book is great for evaluating your progress.

For GK, go through newspaper such as The Hindu or The Indian Express for dynamic part, you can also go through monthly magazines such as Pratiyogita Darpan and static part you may refer Lucent's GK or there are sites such as Jagran Josh, GKToday which you can use.

For Reasoning, you can use Analytical Reasoning by MK Pandey or Verbal and Non-verbal reasoning by RK Agarwal.

For Legal Aptitude, you can use a book named Legal Aptitude for CLAT and other exxaminations by AP Bharadwaj.

For Mathematics, you can go through NCERT books for foundation, and any of the among RK Agarwal's Quantitative Aptitude, M Tyra's Magical Maths.

Check out sample paper at https://law.careers360.com/download/ailet-sample-papers-previous-years

There are total 123 seats in AILET, you can see the detailed distribution at https://nludelhi.ac.in/adm-ba.aspx

The CLAT exam syllabus has changed this year and shift to more aptitude side then remembering things.The no.of questions reduced from 200 to 120/125 but the time duration will be the same that is 2 hours.

Here are few tips for preparation you must follow to get a good score without coaching:-

English: Vocabulary questions will be asked. Word Power Made Easy is the book you can use to improve your vocabulary.

High School Grammar and Composition ( by Wren and Martin)It is a book  to improve the grammar skills.

GK: Question on current affairs will be asked. Read newspaper for CURRENT G.K. than trying to grasp all info at once. Some of the newspaper sources which you can use to prepare this section are The Hindu, Financial Express, and The Economist. You can also use some other apps like Inshorts etc for current affairs.Mathematics: Only Data based questions will be asked. Like you have some information and questions on basis of that information.Logical Reasoning: Data tables, Data Charts, Bar Diagrams, Pie Charts, Graphs, Data Comparison and Analysis. These are some of the topics on which you can expect questions.

Here are some links for you:-

https://law.careers360.com/exams/clat

https://law.careers360.com/articles/how-attempt-clat-legal-aptitude-section

https://law.careers360.com/articles/best-books-for-clat

Thank you.

Hello,

NLU Delhi has notified that is waiving off the requirement to upload scanned copy of category/caste certificate at the time of submission of AILET 2020 application form. The candidate will instead have to produce the category/caste certificate in original along with a self-attested copy at the tie of reporting for admission. Please click the below link to know more.

https://law.careers360.com/articles/ailet-application-form