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CLAT Logical Reasoning Questions 2027: Types, Solved Examples & Answers
CLAT logical reasoning questions are passage-based multiple-choice questions that test your ability to read a short argument (300–450 words), identify its premises and conclusion, and then draw inferences, spot assumptions, and judge what strengthens or weakens it. In CLAT 2027 this section has 22–26 questions carrying about 20% of the paper, with +1 for a correct answer and −0.25 for a wrong one. The section rewards clear thinking and fast, accurate reading far more than memorised formulas — so the surest way to improve is to practise logical reasoning questions with answers and study the reasoning behind each solution, which is exactly what this guide gives you.
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Best Top 10 Law Colleges in Delhi and Delhi NCR 2026 with Ranking, Fees, Seats and Entrance Exams
The best law college in Delhi is National Law University, Delhi (NLU Delhi), ranked 2nd in India in the NIRF 2025 Law rankings and admitting students only through AILET. The other top law colleges in Delhi NCR are the Faculty of Law at the University of Delhi (3 year LLB through CUET PG), Jamia Millia Islamia, Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (USLLS), Jindal Global Law School, Amity Law School Noida, Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies (VIPS), Symbiosis Law School Noida, Bennett University and Lloyd Law College. Total course fees across these law colleges in Delhi run from roughly ₹7,000 for a 3 year LLB at Delhi University to about ₹25 to 32 lakh at the top private law schools, and admission is decided by one of five entrance exams. CLAT, AILET, CUET PG, IPU CET or LSAT India.
CLAT Preparation
AILET 2026 Application Form: Registration Last Date, Fee, Eligibility & How to Apply
The AILET 2026 application form was released by NLU Delhi on 7 August 2025 on nationallawuniversitydelhi.in and closed on 13 November 2025, with the application fee accepted until 14 November 2025 and the exam held on 14 December 2025. Applications for AILET 2026 are now closed. The form is filled online with a fee of Rs 3,000 for General/OBC and Rs 1,000 for SC/ST/PwD. Because the eligibility, fee and apply process repeat every year, use this guide to plan your next AILET attempt. This guide is prepared by the mentors at Law Prep Tutorial, a leading institute for CLAT Coaching in Delhi and the Best AILET Coaching in Delhi NCR, who guide hundreds of aspirants through the AILET Application Form 2026 and the exam every single year.
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AILET 2026 Answer Key (Out): Download Provisional & Final PDF, Objection & Score Guide
AILET 2026 answer key is out on nationallawuniversitydelhi.in. Download the provisional and final answer key PDF for Sets A, B, C and D, raise objections before the deadline, and calculate your expected AILET score and rank.
Current Affairs
LLB Full Form: What LLB Stands For, Its Meaning and Latin Origin
The full form of LLB is Legum Baccalaureus, a Latin phrase that translates into English as "Bachelor of Laws." It is the primary undergraduate law degree in India and across most of the Commonwealth. You will often see it written in India as "Bachelor of Legislative Law," but that is a popular, loose rendering rather than the strictly correct one. The abbreviation is formally styled LL.B., and it is read aloud letter by letter as "el-el-bee." In short, when someone asks for the full form of the LLB degree, the accurate answer is Legum Baccalaureus / Bachelor of Laws.
CLAT Preparation
AILET 2027 Registration: Last Date, Fee & How to Apply (NLU Delhi)
AILET 2027 registration is live now. National Law University Delhi opened the AILET 2027 application form on 7 August 2026, and the registration last date is reported as 10 November 2026 on the NLU Delhi admission portal. The exam itself will be held offline on Sunday, 13 December 2026, from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM. The application fee is Rs 3,000 for General, OBC, EWS and Foreign National candidates, and Rs 1,000 for SC, ST and PwD candidates. You apply at one place only, the official NLU Delhi website, because AILET is NLU Delhi's own entrance test and is not part of the CLAT consortium. If you are reading this in late October, you have roughly two weeks of the window left, so treat this as a do-it-today task rather than a plan-for-later one.
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