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CLAT Preparation
CLAT 2026 Exam Date and Registration Last Date Complete Guide
The CLAT 2026 exam date was 7 December 2025 and the paper ran from 2 PM to 4 PM in offline mode The CLAT 2026 registration last date was 7 November 2025 after an extension from 31 October 2025 The application form fee was Rs 4000 for General and OBC and Rs 3500 for SC ST and BPL candidates CLAT 2026 was conducted by the Consortium of National Law Universities and the registration window for this cycle is now closed
AILET Preparation
AILET 2026 Registration Last Date and Complete Application Guide
The AILET 2026 registration last date was 10 November 2025 for admission to National Law University Delhi Registration opened on 7 August 2025 and the AILET 2026 exam was held on 14 December 2025 from 2 PM to 4 PM The application form fee was Rs 3000 for General OBC and EWS candidates and Rs 1000 for SC ST and PwD candidates The AILET 2026 result was declared on 18 December 2025 and the registration window for this cycle is now closed
CLAT Preparation
Difference Between CLAT and AILET: The Complete 2027 Comparison
If you are wondering what is the difference between CLAT and AILET, the main difference is scope and scale. CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) is a single national test conducted by the Consortium of National Law Universities that unlocks admission to 24 NLUs and several other participating law schools. AILET (All India Law Entrance Test) is conducted by National Law University, Delhi, and is used for admission to NLU Delhi alone. CLAT 2027 has 120 questions in 120 minutes across five sections. AILET 2027 has 150 questions in 120 minutes across three sections. Both award plus 1 for a correct answer and deduct 0.25 for a wrong one. CLAT opens many doors. AILET opens one of the most competitive single doors in Indian legal education.
CLAT Preparation
CLAT Sample Question Paper and Previous Year Papers 2020 to 2026 Free PDF with Answer Keys
A CLAT sample question paper is a full length practice paper built on the current CLAT pattern of 120 questions in 120 minutes across five sections. The Consortium of NLUs releases official CLAT sample papers and previous year question papers free of cost with answer keys. You can download CLAT previous year question papers for 2020 to 2026 and the official CLAT 2027 sample paper from the Consortium website with no login or payment. Solve each paper under timed conditions and then analyse every mistake to see the real benefit.
AILET Preparation
AILET 2027 Exam Date (Confirmed) Full Schedule Registration and Key Dates
The AILET 2027 exam date is December 13 2026 (Sunday) The test is held in offline mode from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM at centres across India NLU Delhi released the AILET 2027 notification on July 23 2026 and opened online registration on August 7 2026 The last date to apply was November 10 2026 The admit card is expected in the last week of November 2026 and the result by late December 2026
AILET Preparation
AILET Previous Year Question Papers (2008 to 2025): Free PDF Download
You can download every AILET previous year question paper from 2008 to 2026 as a free PDF, each with its answer key and worked solutions. AILET is conducted by National Law University Delhi for admission to BA LLB (Hons.), LLM and PhD programmes. For the current exam, the most useful papers are from 2023 onward, when AILET moved to a three-section format of English, Logical Reasoning, and Current Affairs and General Knowledge.
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