AILET

Hi,
All India Law Entrance Test is the entrance exam for National Law Univesity. The exam is divided into five sections. All the five sections have a total of 150 multiple choice questions carrying one mark each. There is no negative marking for the wrong answer. So, on the basis of total correct answers, final scores are calculated. These scores form the basis of rank. Since the exam is only for admission to NLU-Delhi, there is no question of preferences. Since there is negative marking, most of the students get same scores. The question which arises is how is rank distributed among students of the same score. The first tie breaker is marks in legal section. If two or more students have same marks, the student with a higher mark in the legal section would be ranked higher.
Hope this helps.

Hi there,
Well, you get a lot of material for preparation of AILET. You can easily get previous year papers and mock tests merely by google.
Also, you have some online platforms for taking tests, etc.
Apart from this, you have certain coachings providing online assistance such as Career launcher, Law Prep, Shriram, etc.
Also, you can get prescribed books online and can also have ecopies of them.
Apart from this, you get online lectures on YouTube as well. Also, websites such Jagaran Josh, Incites On India, Mrunal, etc. help build General knowledge easily.
Also, for reasoning segment, you get online tests to check the abilities.
However, it depends from person to person as some do prefer physical classes and also you get to interact directly with other students and get the idea of competition level.
Though the online materials are enough but it depends from candidate to candidate.
If you can be disciplined and manage on your own and have a schedule you can do it without classroom programmes.

According to me, the best coaching for AILET is CLAT Possible as they have the same faculty which travels all the centres and they have the best GK teacher. Also, they hold the record for 1st rank in India in CLAT and a maximum number of selections and its teachers are most co-operative as well. They provide the best study material which covers almost all the topics in brief. They pay attention to every child. CLAT Possible also conducts regular mock tests which enable the student to see where he is lacking in his preparation. In their test, they provide the rank by all their centres which means that they give their rank not only in the brach or the city but of all the branches as a whole. Their teaching methodology is excellent. All their faculties have an expertise in their respective fields and they hold a good experience. So, in my opinion, CLAT Possible is the best.

Hey,
Let me cut all the unnecessary stuff and come directly to the question that you asked. I hope you are aware of the pattern of AILET and how is it different from CLAT. If you are not aware, CLAT is a 200 marks exam with negative marking of 0.25 for each wrong answer. The exam is conducted online and has to be attempted within 2 hours. AILET, on the other hand, is a 150 marks, an offline exam with no negative marking.
Coming to the syllabus part, there is no much difference in the syllabus except for the fact that AILET tests your in-depth knowledge of a subject. So, you would have to focus more on static history portion. Further, the level of questions in Maths and Logical Reasoning section is better than that of CLAT. So, when you start preparing, apart from the basic questions you do, go for advanced questions that will help you improve your accuracy and time management. Further, devote sufficient time to static history as well. In Legal section, there is not much of difference so the preparation for CLAT is sufficient for AILET with respect to Legal section.

The eligibility criteria is specified and prescribed by the NLU, Delhi. Candidates should check the eligibility criteria before applying:
For B.A.LL.B. (Hons.) course, candidates must have passed 10+2 or equivalent examination with securing minimum 50% aggregate.
The candidates must be below 20 years as on 1 July, 2017 (22 years in case of SC/ST category) for B.A.LL.B. (Hons.) programme.
Foreign National Candidates have to secure minimum 65% marks in the qualifying examination for BA LLB course.
For LL.M. (One year) programme, aspirants should have completed LL.B. or an Equivalent Law Degree with securing 55% marks (for general candidates) and 50% marks (for SC, ST or PwD candidates).
For Ph.D programme, candidates must have a LL.M. Degree or equivalent with scoring minimum 55% marks for general candidates and 50% marks for SC/ST/PwD candidates.
Candidates appearing in qualifying examination are also eligible to apply.