Overview

AILET is a test used to grant admission into law universities in India. The exam will require applicants to demonstrate their ability to think critically, understand complex material, and analyze logically. There are few seats available for each applicant, and due to the overwhelming number of applicants, successful applicants will need to prepare thoroughly, accurately complete the examination, and manage their time effectively.

Important Dates

AILET Particulars Details
Official Notification Release Tentative- First week of August 2026
Registration Opens Tentative- August 2026
Registration Last Date Tentative- Second week of November 2026
Application Correction Window Tentative- Mid-November 2026
Admit Card Release Tentative- Last week of November 2026
Exam Date Tentative- 13 December 2026
Answer Key Release Tentative- 3–5 days after the exam
Results Declaration Tentative- Last week of December 2026

Syllabus

Subject Key Topics Weightage
English Language Reading Comprehension, Vocabulary & Synonyms–Antonyms, Grammar & Sentence Correction, Error Spotting, Para Jumbles, Cloze Test, Fill in the Blanks 33%
Current Affairs & General Knowledge National & International Current Affairs, Legal Current Affairs, Important Judgments & Legal Awareness, Indian Polity & Constitution, History & Geography (Static GK), Economics & General Science, Awards, Sports & Important Events 20%
Logical Reasoning Critical Reasoning, Logical Arguments, Cause & Effect, Statements and Assumptions, Statements and Conclusions, Analogies, Syllogisms, Assertion & Reasoning 47%

Exam Pattern

AILET Particulars Details
Exam Name AILET Exam (All India Law Entrance Test)
Exam Mode Offline
Exam Duration 2 Hours (120 minutes)
Number of Sections 3
Sectional Time Limit No sectional time limit (Overall time only)
Number of Questions 150 Questions
Question Types Objective
Marking Scheme +1 mark for each correct answer, –0.25 mark for each incorrect answer, No deduction for unattempted questions
Language of Exam English
Total Marks 150

Important Tags

CLAT AIBE LSAT