AILET is a paper-pen based exam, that is, it is conducted in the offline mode. In confirmation with the notification issued by the Bar Council of India, National Law University-Delhi has done away with the upper age limit condition. However most of the test-takers happen to be school pass outs, and the concept and methodology of attempting an entrance exam is new to them. A total of 150 questions have to be attempted in 1 hour and 30 minutes. It’s a speed test that will assess the aspirant on five core areas. In order to get familiar with the pattern and plan an effective time management strategy it is important to practice several mock papers and actual papers.
One important step towards AILET tests a student in five major areas: English, General Knowledge and current affairs, Elementary mathematics, Legal Aptitude and Logical Reasoning. One important step towards a sound preparation is to identify your areas of strengths and weaknesses which will help you to come up with an individual strategy Following are a few tips that will help you to crack AILET.
The official Notification for AILET 2020 will be released by National Law University Delhi(NLU-D) on January 2020. As per the official AILET Notification, the All India Law Entrance Test (AILET) 2020 will be held on May 2020. The law aspirants interested in pursuing five-year integrated and postgraduate law programmes apply online from January to April 2020.
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