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Repeat Attempt Track
Finisher Program (Repeat Attempt)
The diagnostic-first track for students re-attempting CLAT or AILET. A second attempt isn't about relearning everything — it's about finding exactly what cost you marks last time and fixing it, with intensive timed practice and targeted repair.
Academic lead:Anand Sharma, Advocate · NLIU Bhopal · Last verified: 11 July 2026
Try before you commit
A second attempt is a decision made under pressure. Test the fit before the fee.
At a glance
The program facts in one place.
Program facts as published by LPT Delhi NCR; faculty composition per ANI News, Apr 2026. Exact mock counts confirmed at enrolment.
Real students, real ranks
Finisher Batch students, named and verified
Every result below is a Finisher Batch student with a name, an AIR, and the NLU they joined.
AIR 112
AIR 163
AIR 197
AIR 474
AIR 481
AIR 504
AIR 793
The honest answer
Should you even re-attempt?
A re-attempt is worth it when your problem is fixable in a year — and most are. But I won't pretend it's the right call for everyone, and that honesty is the whole point of the diagnostic. After 15 years of running these batches, here's the split I give every repeat aspirant.
The tactical advantage nobody talks about
You already know the pressure of the real paper. A first-timer spends months learning what the exam feels like; you start there. This program strips away repetitive lectures and spends that saved time entirely on closing the gap between your current score and an NLU cutoff.
Not sure if your gap is fixable in a year?
That's exactly what the diagnostic answers.
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For a repeat aspirant, the stakes are higher.
You're spending a year you can't get back. Repeaters are a proven strength here, not an afterthought — this is a track we've refined, not a spare batch. Here is our record, on the record.
The method
How a second attempt is different.
A repeat year should look nothing like a first attempt. Ours runs on four steps.
Method as run in the current LPT Delhi NCR Finisher batches. Last verified 11 July 2026.
Mock analysis
The core of the Finisher.
Most aspirants take a mock and check the score — that's how a second attempt becomes a repeat of the first. In my batches, every lost mark goes into one of three columns.
For repeat aspirants, the majority of lost marks almost always sit in columns 2 and 3 — process and time, not knowledge. That's the good news: those are the fastest gaps to close in a year, and they're exactly what this program drills. See how students describe the shift in our toppers' strategy interviews.
Choose your fit
Online-Live vs Classroom — an honest comparison.
Same academic system, different fit. Syllabus, mocks, material, and doubt support are identical. Many repeat aspirants choose classroom precisely for the accountability — a second attempt lives or dies on consistency. But Online-Live delivers the identical program if commute would cost study hours.
Diagnosis & analysis
Classroom
Identical
Online-Live
Identical
Test load
Classroom
Identical
Online-Live
Identical
Study material + CA digests
Classroom
Identical
Online-Live
Identical
Recordings
Classroom
Yes
Online-Live
Yes
Doubt support
Classroom
Post-class 1-on-1 + 24/7 group
Online-Live
Live in-class + 24/7 group
Commute
Classroom
Real (pick nearest centre)
Online-Live
Zero
Routine / accountability
Classroom
Highest — physical
Online-Live
Self-driven
Best for
Classroom
Repeaters who need external structure to stay on track
Online-Live
Self-disciplined repeaters, or those far from a centre
Included
What's included — and why each part matters.
Every resource in this program is engineered to close your specific gap, not re-teach what you already know.
Fees & scholarship
Straight answers, no "call to find out".
Fees genuinely depend on your centre and mode, and they're confirmed transparently during counselling — alongside scholarship eligibility, so you see the real figure. EMI is available, and the LPSAT can waive tuition up to 100% on merit — repeat aspirants are eligible too.
0%max waiver
LPSAT merit scholarship
Repeat aspirants are eligible. Your exact percentage is set by your LPSAT score and confirmed during counselling — not before.
CLAT vs AILET
What this program prepares you for.
One diagnostic-led core, two exams.
Conducting body
CLAT
Consortium of NLUs
AILET
NLU Delhi (independent)
Questions / time
CLAT
120 MCQs / 120 min
AILET
150 MCQs / 120 min
Sections
CLAT
5 — English, CA-GK, Legal, Logical, Quant
AILET
3 — English (50) · GK & CA (30) · Logical Reasoning (70)
tiebreakerNegative marking
CLAT
−0.25
AILET
−0.25
Colleges
CLAT
24+ NLUs
AILET
NLU Delhi only
BA LLB seats
CLAT
3,000+ across NLUs
AILET
~110 merit (+10 foreign/OCI-PIO)
Your diagnosis drives the split: if AILET is your target, the repair leans into its 70-question Logical Reasoning section — the tiebreaker, and exactly where Aryan Singh's record 50/50 English and AIR 1 came from.
Source: Consortium of NLUs & NLU Delhi. Last verified 11 July 2026.
Proof, not promises
They closed the gap.
Verify our results yourself·
Our four Delhi-NCR centres carry 1,000+ Google reviews between them — read what students say.
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Who's behind the academics
Anand Sharma, Advocate
The Delhi-NCR framework is anchored by Anand Sharma, Advocate, NLIU Bhopal alumnus — the mock-analysis culture and diagnostic method a repeat attempt depends on. He personally mentored Aryan Singh to AIR 1 in AILET 2026 (142.5/150). A named mentor you can verify.
Two things people mix up
Upcoming batch
The next start date to confirm.
Dates below are provisional and locked in only when admissions confirms your mode — the earlier you reach out, the more likely you get the batch you want or a seat off the waitlist.
Finisher Program — Noida
Waitlisted20 July 2026
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Classroom
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Frequently asked questions.
For most repeat aspirants, yes — provided the program is diagnostic, not a generic re-teach. Ours starts by finding exactly what cost you marks last time, then drills that with heavy timed practice and analysis. Over 30% of our top-100 CLAT selections were repeaters.
The 1-year program teaches the full syllabus to first-timers. The Finisher assumes you know the syllabus and instead diagnoses and repairs your specific leak — with a heavier test load and no repetitive lectures.See the 1-Year Program
Yes. Your diagnosis drives the emphasis — if AILET is your target, the repair leans into its 70-question Logical Reasoning section, which is also its tiebreaker.
Yes. A free demo class is available at all four Delhi-NCR centres and online-live, so you can experience the teaching before enrolling. Free counselling is also always available.
Fees depend on centre and mode and are confirmed transparently during counselling, where EMI / installment options are available. A merit Scholarship Test can waive tuition up to 100%, and repeaters are eligible.Apply for the scholarship test
Yes. EMI / installment options are available; the terms are discussed during counselling. A merit scholarship can also waive up to 100% of tuition.
Yes. Online-Live delivers the identical diagnosis, test load, material, recordings, and doubt support; classroom adds routine and accountability many repeaters prefer.
It depends entirely on your diagnosed leak — a pacing or accuracy problem often moves a score more than a knowledge gap does. The diagnostic gives you a realistic, honest target rather than a promise.
Yes — the official Delhi-NCR branch, covering four NCR centres and online-live, under the wider Law Prep Tutorial brand.
Anand Sharma, Advocate, is Director & Academic Head of LPT Delhi NCR and an NLIU Bhopal alumnus. He mentored Aryan Singh to AIR 1 in AILET 2026 (142.5/150).Read his profile
Upcoming: Noida classroom on 20 July 2026 (currently waitlisted). Check the batch calendar or WhatsApp us for your nearest centre.View the batch calendar
Ready to close the gap
Counselling, batch placement, enrolment, orientation.
Every admission here begins the same way. For a repeat aspirant, the diagnostic is everything — it's where we find what to fix.
- 1Counselling
- 2Batch placement
- 3Enrolment
- 4Orientation
Written and academically owned by Anand Sharma, Advocate, B.A. LL.B. (Hons.), NLIU Bhopal · Director, Law Prep Tutorial Delhi NCR · 15+ years mentoring CLAT & AILET aspirants · Last verified: 11 July 2026. Re-verified at every notification, result, and batch update.