Law Entrance Part 5: AILET — Pattern Divergences and the Delhi Plan, Exam-Ready Notes

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AILET is CLAT-like with sharper edges: fewer questions, more reasoning weight.

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  1. Pattern differences
  2. The Delhi plan
  3. Choice architecture
  4. Revise in 30 seconds

Pattern differences

  • AILET UG: 150 questions in 120 minutes as of recent cycles — check the year pattern notice.
  • English and legal reasoning sections roughly equal; GK current-heavy; logical reasoning sizable.
  • Difficulty per question runs higher than CLAT; negative marking applies.

The Delhi plan

  • September-October: CLAT base covers 80%; November: AILET-specific mocks weekly.
  • Focus deltas: standalone legal knowledge questions appear historically; reasoning at higher difficulty.

Choice architecture

  • NLU Delhi only consumer — one exam one institute stakes; calibrate risk appetite.

Revise in 30 seconds

  • 150Q/120min recent cycles.
  • Higher per-question difficulty.
  • One-institute stakes.
  • November: weekly AILET mocks.

Quick revision

  • AILET UG: 150 questions in 120 minutes as of recent cycles — check the year pattern notice.
  • English and legal reasoning sections roughly equal; GK current-heavy; logical reasoning sizable.
  • Difficulty per question runs higher than CLAT; negative marking applies.
  • September-October: CLAT base covers 80%; November: AILET-specific mocks weekly.
  • Focus deltas: standalone legal knowledge questions appear historically; reasoning at higher difficulty.
  • NLU Delhi only consumer — one exam one institute stakes; calibrate risk appetite.