How is the syllabus of the AILET different from the CLAT? How should I go about preparing for the AILET?

Students will have to master every topic of AILET exam. For this, they need to practice many sample papers as well as mock tests. Students can increase their speed and accuracy through this approach.

Candidates get 120 minutes to solve AILET question paper. PWD students get 40 minutes extra (2 hours 40 minutes total). Candidates need to solve 150 MCQs. There is no sectional time limit.

As per experts, difficulty level of AILET question paper lies in moderate to difficult range. The level of difficulty varies every year. A strict time limit as well as a lengthy logical reasoning section increases overall difficulty.

The NLU Delhi released the AILET Exam Schedule. The registration starts on August 7, 2026 and will end on November 10, 2026. The admit card will be released on November 30, 2026 for the entrance exam scheduled for December 13, 2026.