Is AILET tougher than CLAT?

AILET (All India Law Entrance Test) and CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) are both highly competitive law entrance exams conducted in India. Both exams have a different pattern and syllabus, and the level of difficulty varies for each candidate. AILET is conducted by the National Law University (NLU), Delhi, and focuses primarily on legal aptitude and reasoning skills. The exam pattern includes 150 multiple-choice questions from various subjects such as General Knowledge, English Legal Aptitude & Reasoning and Mathematics. The level of difficulty can be considered high due to the nature of the questions and the time limit provided. On the other hand, CLAT is conducted by the Consortium of National Law Universities and includes 200 multiple-choice questions from various subjects such as English Mathematics, Logical Reasoning, Legal Reasoning and General Knowledge. The level of difficulty can also be considered high, and the competition is tough due to a large number of applicants. In conclusion, both exams are challenging and require rigorous preparation. The level of difficulty may vary for each candidate, and it is best to assess your strengths and weaknesses to determine which exam may be more suitable for you.

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CLAT offers a total of 2200 seats and almost 80,000 people take the exam in a year. Whereas AILET offers about 110 seats and almost 20,000 people take the exam. If we go by Statistics you have a better chance at cracking CLAT than AILET. Moreover, the recent trend has shown that AILET has more questions on static GK than Current Affairs unlike CLAT. If a comparative analysis is drawn between the two exams, it is observed that AILET asks trickier and more technical questions than CLAT.

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Yes, the difficulty level of the All India Law Entrance Test examination is usually higher than Common Law Admission Test. Exam mode: CLAT is conducted in a paper-based test mode. AILET is also conducted in a paper-based test mode. Exam timings: CLAT: 3:00 PM-5:00 PM. AILET 10:00 AM-11:30 AM. Test duration: CLAT: 120 minutes AILET: 90 minutes Type of questions: CLAT: Objective-type of question-based Reading Comprehension passages of about 300-450 words. AILET The questions are completely multiple-choice based in all sections. Total Questions: CLAT: 150 AILET: There are 150 Multiple Choice Questions in total. Negative Marking: CLAT: 1 mark for a correct answer and 0.25 will be deducted for every incorrect answer. AILET 1 mark for a correct answer and 0.25 will be deducted for every incorrect answer. For more information, you may visit the Shiksha CLAT vs AILET difference page. (<a href="https://www.shiksha.com/law/articles/how-is-clat-different-from-ailet-blogId-14279#:~:text=A:" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/law/articles/how-is-clat-different-from-ailet-blogId-14279#:~:text=A:</a> Both CLAT and AILET in 22 NLUs in India. ). I hope this will help you.

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The difficulty level of AILET is usually higher than CLAT. Competition is higher for this exam the AILET keep the paper tougher than CLAT.

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