Which are the online coaching platforms for AILET and are they enough?

<p>Hi, The coaching institutes that provide offline coaching to students also provide an online platform for students to prepare for All India Law Entrance Test (AILET). Although they may not specifically mention about preparations for AILET, a huge chunk of it is similar to CLAT. Therefore, you can refer to the websites of any of these coaching institutes to identify if they provide online platform as well. Apart from that there are a lot of ventures started by students of various National Law Universities which you can refer to for your preparations.&nbsp;</p>

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Syllabus for AILET and CLAT is same. There are videos uploaded by many academies and institutions on YouTube to explain legal aptitude section. Also the material is easily available for general affairs section on YouTube. These are the options for free online coaching platforms. You can also subscribe for online material for all the sections from various law coaching institutes. There are mock test available for the same which prove to be very fruitful. This being enough is a question of subjectivity. This depends on how serious one is for the exam. If you enroll yourself for an offline coaching, you will witness the level of competition around you and the need to improve yourself to what extent. Teachers in coaching institutes will provide you the right direction for your efforts. Offline coaching is considered better than online one but no way guarantees success. It is ultimately the student who gets successful. I still would recommend you to option for offline coaching. Wish you all my luck.

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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.

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