Hello aspirant. Firstly, the subjects are english, mathematics just the basic maths, GK, legal aptitude and reasoning. Hope you would be aware of the syllabus. If not, drop a comment, I will help you with that.

1. English... usual ones like, blanks, synonyms, passages so on and so forth. Practice the previous year question papers

2. Basic mathematics .. algebra, work and time, Quant of basic level, distance etc ..practice RS agarwal books and ncert books bits, it would be more than enough. But practice daily

3. GK... get to know all the static gk question and answers that are constant. Regarding current affairs ,follow news and news paper daily. If possible note down the issues going on for long time

4.legal aptitude .. solve the current legal problems, read the case studies given in the net that are solved before related to legal problems. The many you solve, the better it would be

5. Reasoning.. again, practice rs agarwal book, previous reasoning and non verbal questions. Solve the test papers

All the best

Regards

Nikhitha

Hey Naghu,

Hope you are doing well!

Well dear with hard work,determination,time mangement ,perseverance and vigorous practise any exam can be  easily cracked.If you are confused between the two then you can select the one that lies more in your interest zone.

Hope this was helpful!

All the best!

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Suman, AILET 2020 will be conducted in only the English language in offline mode on 3rd May 2020. The exam will consist of 150 questions to be solved in 150 minutes. The questions would be of objective type and would range from subjects like English, General knowledge, Legal aptitude, Logical reasoning and Elementary mathematics.

For more information on the AILET exam, you can visit the following link: https://law.careers360.com/exams/ailet

Hii

You are eligible for Ailet 2020, in school name fill your school name from which you are giving exams from. You are a private candidate so you must be from some right, just mention that name in the school blank, or else you may contact helpline no.

Hope this answer helps.

Hello aspirant

You are eligible for this course(llm) unltil you full fill the following criteria:

1. Those who are applying for this programme must have an LL.B. or an Equivalent Law Degree with 55% marks. For the candidates of SC/ST/ Persons with Disabilities category, the applicants must have scored 50% marks.
2. The candidates appearing in final year LL.B. Examination in April/May 2019 can also apply.
3. If you want to apply for phd you must have llm degree

Hope this helps

Dear Aspirant,

AILET and CLAT both are the two most popular and important law entrance exams of the country. AILET stands for All India Law Entrance Test and CLAT stands for Common Law Admission Test. While both the tests serve the law aspirants, there are few factors that make them different from each other.

Being the most sought-after law exams across the country, it is natural for students to face the dilemma of choosing between two tests.

Here is the difference between them for your better understanding.

THE PARTICIPATING INSTITUTES

CLAT is way ahead from AILET when it comes to the institutes which accept the candidates based on the exam. CLAT has 19 national universities participating in the test while AILET is just for one institute, that is NLU or National Law University, Delhi.

CONDUCTING BODY

CLAT is conducted on rotational basis by the participating institutes and as we have seen that AILET has only one participating institute, its the only one which conducts the exam. For instance, For the academic session 2018- 19, CLAT will be conducted by National University of Advanced Legal Studies, Kochi.

LEVEL OF COMPETITION

CLAT offers 3000 seats in all National universities under it. So the success rate for the same is 6% as 50,000 students appear for this exam.

AILET has 110 seats under it and more than 18000 students appear for the test. So the success rate is around 0.006%.

So the competition in AILET is huge. So if you are appearing for both, there is more chance that you will get selected in CLAT rather than AILET.

The paper patterns and syllabus are mostly the same for both. Even the marking is the same.

Hope this helps. All the best!

Hii Akshay!

Aap you said you are already a graduate, you can still apply for AILET in the post graduation program. The minimum aggregate in your qualifying examination for this is 55% for general category and 50% for reserved categories. There is no upper age limit. For more details and to check your eligibility, refer the following link -

https://www.google.com/amp/s/law.careers360.com/articles/ailet-eligibility-criteria/amp

Hope this helps.

Good luck!

Hello!!

The below mentioned books are some of the best books that can be used for your CLAT exam preparation:

• General Knowledge 2020 and 2019 by Arihant Publications and Current Affairs Yearly by Arihant Publications
• Quantitative Aptitude for Competitive Examinations (English) by RS Aggarwal
• A Modern Approach to Logical Reasoning and Quant by RS Aggarwal
• Study Package for CLAT & LLB Entrance Examinations by AP Bhardwaj

To get a properly scheduled timetable for your CAT preparation,visit the below given website.The study timetable will ensure that you will stay focused and you will be able to complete the CLAT syllabus within time.All the best!!

https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-study-timetable

Hello Mehak

The National Law University, Delhi will conduct All India Law Entrance Test - 2020 (AILET - 2O2O)" for admission to Five Year B.A.LL.B. (Hons.), LL.M. and Ph.D Programme on Sunday, May 3, 2O2O from 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM at various test centres across the country. The admission notice will be issued in the first week of January 2020 and the Online Application Forms will be available on the University website http://nludelhi.ac.in from first week of January 2O2O.

Best Of Luck For The Exam !