AILET 2020 Exam Analysis - Paper Difficulty, Expected Cut off and More
AILET 2020 exam analysis with details of section-wise difficulty level, type of questions and, more details. Read here to know more.
The exam analysis for AILET 2020 is now available as the exam got over on September 26 and, answer key released on September 29. According to the test-takers and experts, the exam was somewhat tough. AILET was held in a computer-based test mode for the first time due to COVID. Therefore, NLU Delhi has provided online mock tests so that candidates can prepare well beforehand. Know here detailed paper analysis for AILET 2020 along with the expected cut-off.
AILET 2020 Difficulty level - Section-wise
The difficulty level of each section as analysed by candidates and law entrance exam experts:
| Subject |
Total questions |
Difficulty level |
|---|---|---|
| English including Comprehension |
35 questions |
Moderate level |
| General Knowledge (Current Affairs, General Science, History, Geography, Economics, Civics) |
35 questions |
Easy level |
| Elementary Mathematics (Numerical Ability) |
10 questions |
Difficult level |
| Legal Aptitude |
35 questions |
Moderate level |
| Logical Reasoning |
35 questions |
Moderate level |
AILET 2020 Exam Analysis for English Section
The section had some twisted questions, rather than easily scoring direct section as candidates would have expected. Candidates could get confused among the options and, there were some foreign words, nouns, informal vocabulary that candidates might not have prepared for. Therefore, it was slightly higher on the difficulty level.
Expected cut off marks for AILET 2020 English section - 22-24 marks
AILET 2020 Exam Analysis for General Knowledge Section
This section of AILET 2020 was analysed to be the easiest of all. The section carried contemporary as well as, static general awareness questions. Some of the questions were directly from the books for GK and Current Affairs of the past year. Candidates could have easily scored in this section.
Expected cut off marks for AILET 2020 GK section - 23-28 marks
AILET 2020 Exam Analysis for Elementary Mathematics Section
The section was found to be tricky and time-taking as candidates has to solve it in the given time. Although, the questions were based on topics from elementary mathematics. However, candidates without mathematical skills would not be able to score well, if not prepared sufficiently.
Expected cut off marks for AILET 2020 Mathematics section - 6-8 marks
AILET 2020 Exam Analysis for Legal Aptitude Section
The section was entirely based on legal facts and principles, however, candidates found it a bit lengthy. The questions based on Legal Reasoning were quite tricky therefore, candidates found the section to be of moderate to tough.
Expected cut off marks for AILET 2020 Legal Aptitude section- 25-28 marks
AILET 2020 Exam Analysis for Logical Reasoning Section
As expected by the candidates, the section was little higher on the difficulty scale. There were 2-3 lengthy questions based on logical reasoning and, remaining were based on analytical reasoning. The questions were based on AILET 2020 syllabus only. Therefore, candidates who have practised well enough would get 25+ marked in this section.
Expected cut off marks for AILET 2020 LR section - 25-28 marks
AILET 2020 Expected Cut off
The expected cut off is determined with the exam analysis and answer key as under:
| Subject |
Expected cut off |
|---|---|
| English including Comprehension |
22-24 marks |
| General Knowledge (Current Affairs, General Science, History, Geography, Economics, Civics) |
23-28 marks |
| Elementary Mathematics (Numerical Ability) |
6-8 marks |
| Legal Aptitude |
25-28 marks |
| Logical Reasoning |
25-28 marks |
The cut-off mentioned here for AILET 2020 is a provisional number and, the actual cut-off can be higher or lower, which is decided by the exam authority based on different parameters.
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