Class 12 students are getting more and more interested in becoming lawyers. This has been shown by the number of people who take law exams at the state or university level. CLAT is the most popular test for getting into law school, and if you do well in it, you can get into the top 22 law schools in India. AILET is another test that NLU Delhi uses to decide who gets into BA, LLB, and LLM law programmes.
CLAT vs. AILET: What Are the Big Differences?
Many students will still be wondering what test they can take after they finish class 12 to get into a good law school in India. We've made a list of the differences between CLAT and AILET and CLAT Eligibility Criteria to help clear up any questions you might have.
Top Colleges that Take the CLAT
Here is a list of top colleges that accept CLAT scores, besides the NLUs.
Top Colleges That Accept AILET
See the list of colleges that accept AILET scores below.
Difference between the AILET & CLAT: Level of Difficulty
As you know, both the CLAT and the AILET are very difficult entrance exams for law school. But you might be wondering how hard these two tests are. Here is detailed information about how hard the CLAT and AILET were the year before.
CLAT | AILET |
Even though the questions aren't too hard, you need to focus on speed to finish the test in the allotted time. According to the new pattern, you also need to get better at reading in order to read the passages and understand them all at once. | The level of difficulty is a little bit higher than CLAT and other entrance exams for law school. There are way more students who want to go than there are spots. So, the test is harder. |
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