Hello Kartik

AILET is an entrance exam conduct by National law University Delhi and you get admission in that college only.

I hope I have answered your question.

Best of luck.

 Hey Khushi,

Yes, it is compulsory to enter three centres for AILET. You can fill the cities nearer to your residence. Also, you can write housewife in occupation.

Hey Priyanshu.

AILET is a national level entrance exam for admission to only one college which is National Law University, Delhi or NLU Delhi. There are various NLUs in India, these provide the 5 year integrated course of Law. Admission to all NLUs expect NLU Delhi is done through CLAT exam. Admission to NLU Delhi is done through AILET. There are no other colleges that offer admission through AILET. These are 5 year courses of Law that combine an Undergraduate degree like BA, BCOM, BBA etc with Law. As you're in 2nd year BBA you are though eligible for these 5 year courses but if you wish you pursue law you should go for 3 year courses. In order to avoid repeating an Undergraduate degree again. You can appear for 3 year law entrance in final year of your BBA degree ie 8th sem. There are various colleges that provide  3 year law course like DU LLB, BHU LLB, PU LLB, MHCET, LSAT etc. NLua don't provide any 3 year law course.

Best of luck 

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To take free mock test you can go to the above links. There are number of mock test series available online which are free of cost and you just need to sign in. 

You can also buy mock test packages. Many institutions like Career Launcher and CLAT Possible provide for mock test series online which you can buy the links of which are given below. They also have different levels of mock test.

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You can also refer to certain books for mock test series. Pearson and Lexis Nexis are some of the best books.

Hi Anjali,

If you have completed the required procedures and upload the necessary documents for AILET, your registration has been accepted for sure.

You should ideally see a notification on the website itself when you login or you may receive an email.

Dear Saswat,

To fill up the application form for AILET 2019 you need to take care of the following :

Valid e-mail address

Valid mobile number

Scanned copy of photograph and signature should be in .jpg, .gif or .bmp format, it should not be more than 150 kb.

AILET (All India Law Entrance Test) is a university-level law entrance exam conducted by National Law University, Delhi for admission to B.A. LL.B (Hons.), LL.M and PhD programs.

Eligibility: Intermediate graduates with 50% aggregate marks can register for a UG course

Candidates having a graduation degree (minimum 55%) can apply for a PG course.

Exam Pattern

The duration of the exam is 1 hour 30 minutes.

It consists of 150 objective type question worth of 150. 

Each correct answer carries one marks and each incorrect answer carry 0.25 marks.

The paper is divided into three sections namely- English, General Knowledge, Legal Aptitude, Reasoning and Elementary Mathematics.

For more details you can visit the official website:

https://nludelhi.admissionhelp.com/nlu/how_apply

I hope this helps you. Good Luck!

The difficulty level of AILET keeps on increasing every year. If you have not prepared for CLAT and AILET the whole year, then there is no chance of getting selected, as the paper is very difficult. If you have the basic idea and you prepared for this exam simultaneously, then in these 45 days you can again revise the whole course, plus continue focussing on GK, practice reasoning and quantitative aptitude everyday, and keep solving last year papers and Mocks. You can also subscribe to some test series. This will definitely help you in time management and will increase you chances of getting selected.

Hello!! 

It is okay if you are from science stream many of mybatchmates here at NLIU Bhopal are from science background and there are alot of people who do not take coaching still they crack CLAT so calm down first of all it is perfectly fine if you do not join coaching. 

Now I will subject wise tell you the strategy:

First of all English so solve one comprehension from past year papers of CLAT and AILET daily it will be a great help do not get disappointed because the comprehensions in CLAT and AILET are not as simple as we get at schools even I was not able to solve them so accurately but keep on trying then there is an app VOLT it is really good for vocabulary!! 

Then Reasoning you can look into past year papers and you will get enough material online just type on google reasoning questions in SSC I wrote SSC because the questions and syllabus of reasoning is s amr in CLAT

For legal GK just be thorough with current affairs and for legal reasoning past year papers or universal book legal reasoning is just and just based on principle there is a principle given and that is the law for that particular question. Universal book is not mandatory it has a lot of mistakes I mentioned so that you can practice if you do not want to buy then just be thorough with past papers.

For GK 

static portion can be done by simple google search just type on google history pdf affairs cloud , geography pdf affairs cloud so what ever is there in these pdfs it will be a great help to you at this point of time but in CLAT GK focus more on current affairs you can just download the monthly digests of adda24*7 or affairs cloud type on google June gk digest of adda24*7 and read it again and again do current affairs of June 2018 to the present day. You can look up youtube channel studyiq and crazy gk tricks they are brilliant channels for GK.

Now for Math 

Again past year papers and general google search as you are a science student so tenth level math would not be a issue if you had PCM and not PCB 

All the best 

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Good luck!

Hello! So if you are done with boards you can devote your entire time for AILET preparation and if your boards are still going then devote as many hours as you can for AILET. As there is very less time left so what you can focus on is first of all past year papers in order to get an idea what is the pattern. Then daily devote time to GK that is really important for this you can just read the digests of various sites like adda24*7 or affairs cloud download their pdfs of all months from June 2018 to the present month and just read them again and again. For rest of the subjects as well past year papers can help especially for math because now you do not have time to solve all the questions in any competitive book so for math focus on past year papers of CLAT and AILET. Then logical reasoning can also be done through random search on google.. you will be able to get a lot of questions to solve from Internet sources related to reasoning. For English practice one comprehension daily start with past year papers and solve one para daily and also try to learn vocabulary for that there are many apps which can help you Volt is one of such app it is really good try it once 

Wish you good luck! 

Feel free to ask if you have any doubt!