What is the difference between CLAT LSAT, and AILET?

All three, the CLAT ISAT, and AILET are popular law exams in India. The differences between these exams are as follows: 1. ISAT India: This exam is conducted by the Law School Admission Council. With the ISAT score, you can get admission to more than 25 private law colleges. You can get admission to law colleges such as the O. P. Jindal Global University, the IFIM Law School, and Adamas University. The exam duration is 140 minutes for 92 questions. The three subjects are divided into four sections, which are analytical reasoning, logical reasoning, and reading comprehension. The ISAT has a score range of 420 to 480, and there is no negative marking. It is regarded as the easiest of the three law entrance exams. 2. CLAT This exam is conducted by the Consortium of NLUs. With ACLAT score, you can get admission to more than 22 NLUs in India. You can get admission to the top law university, NLSIU Bangalore, with ACLAT score. The exam duration is 120 minutes for 150 questions. There are a total of five sections, including Legal Reasoning quantitative techniques, logical reasoning, general knowledge, and English. The total score is 150, with 0.25 deducted for incorrect answers. It is regarded as the second-the toughest of the three law entrance exams. 3. AILET This exam is required for admission to NLU, Delhi, which is the second-best law university in India according to NIRF. The exam pattern and marking are similar to CLAT. The only difference is that, according to the most recent syllabus, quantitative and legal aptitudes will not be asked in the upcoming exam. Also, the question difficulty level is slightly higher than CLAT. It is the toughest of all law exams due to limited seats and high competition at the NLU, Delhi University.

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All three, the CLAT ISAT, and AILET are popular law exams in India. The differences between these exams are as follows: 1. ISAT India: This exam is conducted by the Law School Admission Council. With the ISAT score, you can get admission to more than 25 private law colleges. You can get admission to law colleges such as the O. P. Jindal Global University, the IFIM Law School, and Adamas University. The exam duration is 140 minutes for 92 questions. The three subjects are divided into four sections, which are analytical reasoning, logical reasoning, and reading comprehension. The ISAT has a score range of 420 to 480, and there is no negative marking. It is regarded as the easiest of the three law entrance exams. 2. CLAT This exam is conducted by the Consortium of NLUs. With ACLAT score, you can get admission to more than 22 NLUs in India. You can get admission to the top law university, NLSIU Bangalore, with ACLAT score. The exam duration is 120 minutes for 150 questions. There are a total of five sections, including Legal Reasoning quantitative techniques, logical reasoning, general knowledge, and English . The total score is 150, with 0.25 deducted for incorrect answers. It is regarded as the second-the toughest of the three law entrance exams. 3. AILET This exam is required for admission to NLU, Delhi, which is the second-best law university in India according to NIRF. The exam pattern and marking are similar to CLAT. The only difference is that, according to the most recent syllabus, quantitative and legal aptitudes will not be asked in the upcoming exam. Also, the question difficulty level is slightly higher than CLAT. It is the toughest of all law exams due to limited seats and high competition at the NLU, Delhi University.

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CLAT is most widely accepted Law entrance exam for NLU and other top law college. ISAT for foreign universities. AILET for NLU Delhi. Best wishes.

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