Appearing for AILET 2027
CL-LST Guru's in Attendance
Gautam Puri
Teaching experience of 30+ years
Amitendra Kumar
Teaching experience of 18+ years
Govind Singh
Teaching experience of 4+ years
AILET 2027 will be conducted on December 13, 2026, by NLU Delhi. The exam will test candidates across English Language, Current Affairs & General Knowledge, and Logical Reasoning, making a balanced preparation strategy across all three sections essential for a good score.
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Section |
Difficulty |
Good Attempt |
Good Score |
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English Language |
TBA |
TBA |
TBA |
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Current Affairs & General Knowledge |
TBA |
TBA |
TBA |
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Logical Reasoning |
TBA |
TBA |
TBA |
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AILET Exam |
AILET Paper Pattern |
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No. of Questions |
150 |
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Number of Sections |
3 |
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Exam Duration |
120 minutes |
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Mode of Exam |
Offline (Pen and Paper-based) |
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Medium of Instruction |
English |
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Type of Questions |
Objective-type (MCQ) |
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AILET 2027 Section |
No. of Questions |
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English Language |
50 |
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Current Affairs & GK |
30 |
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Logical Reasoning |
70 |
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Total |
150 |
Note: The section-wise distribution is based on the pattern followed in previous AILET exams. Candidates are advised to check the official notification on nationallawuniversitydelhi.in for any changes.
Here is an overview of the marking scheme for AILET 2027
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AILET 2027 Question Type |
Marks Awarded/Deducted |
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Correct Answer |
+1 |
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Wrong Answer |
-0.25 |
The AILET exam is conducted by the National Law University, Delhi (NLU Delhi) every year. It takes care of all the exam conduct and execution of the AILET exam. Everything from the registration window dates, eligibility criteria, the AILET exam fee, and more is taken care of by NLU Delhi.
This section will carry the analysis of the English Language paper once AILET 2027 is conducted on December 13, 2026, covering the number of passages, key themes, and how candidates performed.
This section will carry the analysis of the Current Affairs & GK paper once AILET 2027 is conducted, covering the dominant themes and how candidates performed.
This section will carry the analysis of the Logical Reasoning paper once AILET 2027 is conducted, covering the legal reasoning share, puzzle sets, and how candidates performed.
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The AILET 2026 exam followed a familiar and predictable pattern, with no major surprises. Although moderately lengthy, the paper remained manageable for well-prepared students, and a high cutoff was recorded, similar to the previous year.
Below is a snapshot of the AILET 2026 examination. Refer to the table below to understand the difficulty level.
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AILET 2026 Section |
Questions in AILET 2026 |
Difficulty Level |
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English Language |
50 |
Easy-Moderate |
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Current Affairs & GK |
30 |
Moderate |
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Logical Reasoning |
70 |
Moderate |
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Total |
150 |
Moderate |
Note: Ideal attempt and good score figures were not officially disclosed for AILET 2026; candidates can estimate their probable score using the AILET Score Calculator.
For a detailed section-by-section dissection, go over the detailed analysis of the sections below.
The English section comprised six reading comprehension passages, exactly in line with the previous year's pattern. The section was passage-intensive and tested reading speed, comprehension, and accuracy. Difficulty level: Easy-Moderate.
The GK section consisted of 30 questions, with a strong dominance of Current Affairs (21 questions) over static GK (9 questions). Difficulty level: Moderate.
The Logical Reasoning section had very limited Legal Reasoning content, with only four questions from this area out of 70. The rest tested general logical aptitude through syllogisms, series, coding, decoding, and conclusion-based questions. Difficulty level: Moderate.
Overall, the AILET 2026 paper stayed close to the previous year's structure - English remained passage-heavy, GK leaned current affairs-dominant, and Logical Reasoning stayed largely non-legal.
The AILET 2025 exam was of an easy-to-moderate difficulty level as compared to the previous year. The cutoffs are likely to remain the same in comparison to the previous years.
Once NLU Delhi releases other data points about the exam, we'd be in a better position to analyse the difficulty level on the below-mentioned parameters.
Below is a snapshot of the AILET 2025 examination. Refer to the table below to understand the difficulty level
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AILET 2025 Section |
Questions in AILET 2025 |
Ideal Attempt |
Good Score |
Difficulty Level |
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English Language |
50 |
44-45 |
40-41 |
Easy-Moderate |
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Current Affairs & General Knowledge |
30 |
22-23 |
17-18 |
Difficult |
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Logical Reasoning |
70 |
55-58 |
50-52 |
Moderate |
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Total |
150 |
121-126 |
107-111 |
Easy-Moderate |
For a detailed section-by-section dissection, go over the detailed analysis of the sections and check which portions contribute to the most questions in AILET 2025.
The difficulty level of this section was easy-moderate. Compared to last year's AILET paper which had 7 passages, this year the total number of passages was only 6. However, they were easy to read, and most questions were direct except for close choices in some cases.
The General Knowledge section in this year's paper was a good mix of static general knowledge and current affairs. This section was a challenge and definitely the most difficult among the three sections. While some questions were easy, students would have found the static general knowledge-based questions difficult.
Compared to previous years, this section had more questions from analytical reasoning. However, they were easy. The section was lengthier but the questions on analytical reasoning like series, coding, and arrangements were easy and compensated for the overall length of the section. The section difficulty level is easy-moderate. There were 8 questions on legal reasoning which were direct.
Overall, the paper of AILET-2025 was a mixed bag. AILET has always been about surprises. Kudos to NLU Delhi for creating, what can be considered an error-proof paper.