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CLAT 2026 UG Counselling Procedure: Dates, Cut-Offs & Seat Allotment

CLAT 2026 UG Counselling Procedure – Complete Guide

This blog explains the complete CLAT 2026 UG counselling process, expected cut-offs, and how students can use an NLU Predictor tool to estimate their chances of admission.

1. What is CLAT UG Counselling?

CLAT UG counselling is a centralized admission process conducted for admission into 5-year integrated law programmes like BA LLB, BBA LLB, and BSc LLB offered by NLUs.

2. Step-by-Step CLAT 2026 UG Counselling Process

  • Register for counselling on the official CLAT portal and pay the counselling fee.
  • Verify personal, academic, and category details carefully.
  • Fill and arrange the NLU preference list in genuine order of choice.
  • Participate in multiple rounds of seat allotment.
  • Choose Freeze, Float, or Exit after seat allotment.
  • Complete document verification and admission fee payment.

3. CLAT UG Counselling Fee

General Category: ₹30,000
Reserved Categories: ₹20,000

4. Documents Required

  • CLAT Admit Card & Scorecard
  • Class 10 & 12 Certificates
  • Category Certificate (if applicable)
  • Domicile Certificate (if applicable)
  • Government Photo ID

5. Previous Year Cut-Offs (General Category – Top NLUs)

CLAT UG 2025 – Final Cut-Offs (All NLUs)

NLU General EWS OBC SC ST
NLSIU Bengaluru 1–112 119–703 209–1541 182–3133 678–3396
NALSAR Hyderabad 17–159 372–546 333–1219 1483–3273 1311–3621
WBNUJS Kolkata (BA LLB) 57–327 1359–4168 3048–4753 4823–6343
WBNUJS Kolkata (BSc LLB) 299–711 4168–4596 4244–6987 8994–9739
NLIU Bhopal (BA LLB) 257–480 787–1377 1658–1757 5077–5763 6166–8243
NLIU Bhopal (BSc LLB) 486–915 1338–1997 2217–2464 6764–8625 10384–11901
NLU Jodhpur 159–367 542–986 1333–1776 3343–5445 4343–5955
HNLU Raipur 480–807 2156–2408 6232–7660 9746–10507
GNLU Gandhinagar 236–444 819–1118 1396–2303 974–5934 4457–8568
GNLU Silvassa 755–1461 1447–2620 2745–2620 8584–8826 12320–15112
NLU General EWS OBC SC ST
RMLNLU Lucknow 461–780 1327–2088 1064–3769 1832–11228 19305–—
RGNUL Patiala 565–1279 2067–8625 7540–12742
CNLU Patna (BA LLB) 882–1398 1420–1950 1861–7359 7884–12662 16829–—
CNLU Patna (BBA LLB) 1215–1555 1928–2316 3106–8364 12269–15833 27043–—
NUALS Kochi 350–1346 4238–22632 9871–15029 32306–—
NLU Odisha (BA LLB) 469–1013 3196–7247 8920–12967
NLU Odisha (BBA LLB) 552–1176 7630–7891 10921–15161
NUSRL Ranchi (BA/BBA) 864–1760 1501–2714 1671–4096 8542–9902 10015–15023
NLUJA Assam 1163–2141 3740–18701 10753–40275 4020–26413 8513–39689
DSNLU Visakhapatnam 957–1682 1506–2571 2472–3813 8198–9330 13506–15632
NLU General EWS OBC SC ST
TNNLU Tiruchirappalli (BA/BCom) 1231–1947 2045–4987 6291–12470 14211–15384
MNLU Mumbai 443–1473 2524–7523 4161–8067 7180–15622 10288–13124
MNLU Nagpur (BA/BBA) 722–1623 7863–19846 2230–16794 13180–26619 41775–19846
MNLU Aurangabad (BA/BBA) 1023–2393 8244–23203 11062–21108 7378–31652 55196–23203
HPNLU Shimla (BA/BBA) 949–2634 8641–13886 13499–19910
MPDNLU Jabalpur 1371–2243 1935–2769 2677–3445 10083–12556 16830–23145
DBRANLU Sonipat 503–2050 1887–2687 2173–4210 7991–12802 12630–19973
NLUT Agartala 1716–2243 29955–49197 25887–—
RPNLU Prayagraj 1446–2469 2636–3726 3454–5559 12017–21354 –25839
IIULER Goa (BA/BBA) 1198–2832 2446–3751 2721–5892 6774–14867 11093–22260

 

CLAT UG 2024 – Final Cut-Offs (All NLUs)

 

NLU General EWS OBC SC ST
NLSIU Bengaluru 1–102 122–523 151–971 372–3007 239–7487
NALSAR Hyderabad 6–167 175–564 189–1116 1604–3574 263–6083
WBNUJS Kolkata (BA LLB) 140–279 2610–23192 2056–4503 5215–8860
WBNUJS Kolkata (BSc LLB) 289–1010 7619–26986 4663–8958 10961–11917
NLIU Bhopal (BA LLB) 311–450 621–1376 1191–1315 4573–5178 8403–11527
NLIU Bhopal (BSc LLB) 187–1047 1248–1777 1112–1959 6497–7622 13905–15219
NLU Jodhpur 170–379 1079–1424 3574–5178 6666–8960
HNLU Raipur 434–791 1841–2069 3408–6765
GNLU Gandhinagar 210–464 603–1248 1284–1858 4584–6175 7712–11580

 

NLU General EWS OBC SC ST
GNLU Silvassa 593–1060 1113–1935 2225–2429 8833–10735 11291–—
RMLNLU Lucknow 410–764 1022–2326 1170–3613 5397–10340 20456–34174
RGNUL Patiala 502–1250 3234–10253 9562–16875
CNLU Patna (BA LLB) 790–1358 1378–2122 2139–2776 4522–14864 23802–—
CNLU Patna (BBA LLB) 1051–1552 1571–2703 2560–4147 13550–16714
NUALS Kochi 231–1136 6867–14922 12306–15245 13117–—
NLU Odisha (BA/BBA) 591–1205 5997–—
NUSRL Ranchi 637–1594
NLUJA Assam 1344–1704
DSNLU Visakhapatnam 656–1390
NLU General EWS OBC SC ST
TNNLU Tiruchirappalli (BA/BCom) 806–1711
MNLU Mumbai 547–590
MNLU Nagpur (BA/BBA) 491–1685
MNLU Aurangabad (BA/BBA) 681–1832
HPNLU Shimla (BA/BBA) 284–2150
MPDNLU Jabalpur 1060–1824
DBRANLU Sonipat 503–2050
NLUT Agartala 1716–2243
RPNLU Prayagraj 1446–2469
IIULER Goa (BA/BBA) 1198–2832

6. Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Missing counselling deadlines
  • Filling too few NLU preferences
  • Incorrect category selection
  • Misunderstanding Freeze vs Float option

AILET 2026 Answer Key – Download Official PDF

The AILET 2026 Answer Key is one of the most awaited documents for law aspirants who appeared for the All India Law Entrance Test (AILET) 2026, conducted by National Law University (NLU), Delhi. The answer key allows candidates to verify their responses, estimate their scores, and assess their chances of securing admission to NLU Delhi.

How to Download the AILET 2026 Answer Key

You can download Provisional Answer key from Clat Possible Here.

Once released, you can download the official answer key (PDF) from the NLU Delhi website:

Go to: nationallawuniversitydelhi.in

Navigate to the Notifications / AILET section.

Look for links titled:

AILET 2026 Provisional Answer Key

AILET 2026 Final Answer Key

AILET 2026 Exam Analysis : Paper Pattern, Difficulty Level & Cutoff

Exam Name: AILET 2026 (All India Law Entrance Test)

Conducting Authority: National Law University, Delhi (NLU Delhi)

Course: BA LLB (Hons) & LLM

Exam Mode: Offline (Pen & Paper)

Exam Overview

Expert Analysis of AILET 2026

 

150 questions – separate sections for English and CR and GK

    1. 2 hours
    2. 3 sections – English, Logical Reasoning, GK
    3. English – 50 questions over 6 passages
    4. GK – 30 questions standard non passage based
    5. Logical Reasoning – 70 questions from CR, AR (10) and Legal (4)
Break -UP Of Marks
Section Subject Question. No. Marks
Part- 1,

Section – A

English 1-50 50
Part – 1,

Section – B

Logical Reasoning 81- 150 70
Part – 2 Current Affairs and General Knowledge 51-80 30
Total marks 150

Overall Analysis

1.Paper was reasonably lengthy with only passages in English.
2.Style of the questions traditional. No radical changes like 2023 this time
3.Overall question level was easy.
4.Cut off is expected to be higher or equal to last year.
5.GK was direct with mixed questions consisting of Current Affairs and Static GK
6.Higher accuracy is needed to clear to make the cut.
Passage Topics

All genres of reading touched upon

1.Democracy
2.AI
3.Urban gardening
4.Social Media
5.Comparative Essays on Law and Ethics
6.Story
Section : English
Level of Difficulty Overall
S.N. Types of Questions Questions Level of Difficulty
1. Fact Based 23 Easy to Moderate
2. Inference 3-4 Easy
3. Main idea and main Idea like 7 – 10
4. Strengthen And Weaken 2 Easy
5. Assumption 2 Easy
6. Assertion Reason 6 Moderate
7. Inferential Vocabulary 6-7 Easy to Moderate

Total Questions : 50

VERY GOOD SCORE : 42 -45

•Several logical reasoning based Questions though easy
• Most questions required a minute’s reading
•Vocabulary based questions were completely knowledge based
Section: General Knowledge
Level of Difficulty Overall
S.N. Types of Questions Questions Level of Difficulty
1. Sports (IPL, Wimbledon) 2 Easy
2. Art & Culture 3 Moderate – Difficult
3. Geography 2 Moderate
4. Indian Polity 1 Moderate – Difficult
5. Science and Tech 8 Moderate – Difficult
6. Days 1 Easy
7. Awards 5 Easy – Moderate
8. Space 0
9. Defence 2 Easy
10. Miscellaneous 2 Moderate
11. International Relations 4 Very Easy

TOTAL 30 QUESTIONS (Part 2 of the paper, Questions from 51 to 80):

GOOD SCORE: 17-19

If you’re getting 20+, then you have done an Excellent Job.

A typical AILET GK Section with combination of Current Affairs + Static GK questions

Total questions = 30

Current Affairs = 18 including 3-4 questions which are contemporary, but ranging beyond one year.

Static GK = 12

Questions were a mix of national events/international events/sports etc.

Many questions from the background or context of the current affairs events were asked.

Overall level of difficulty of GK section = Easy to Moderate

Good Attempts = 20-22 questions out of total 30 GK questions

Good Score = 17-19

Section: Logical Reasoning

Level of Difficulty Overall: Easy to Moderate
S.N. Types of Questions Questions Level of Difficulty
1. Analytical Reasoning 7
CR 55 Easy to Moderate
Word analogy 2 Moderate
Legal 4 Easy to Moderate

 

S.N. Types of Questions
2. Critical Reasoning
A. Inference
B. Strengthen
C. Weaken
D. Assumption
E. Syllogisms and Conditionlas

Critical Reasoning : TOTAL 70 QUESTIONS

GOOD SCORE: 57-58

Cut Off: 50-52

Reading the passage and comprehending it has assumed critical importance.

Only some of the questions could have been attempted without a thorough reading of the passage.

 

Expected Cutoffs

Section No. of Questions Good Score Level of Difficulty
English 51 40-45 Easy to Moderate
Current Awareness 30 16-18 Moderate to Difficult
Logical Reasoning 7(AR) + 55(CR) 57-60 Easy to moderate
Total 150 113-123 Easy -Moderate

The AILET 2026 exam is one of the most competitive law entrance exams in India, conducted exclusively for admission to NLU Delhi. As the exam approaches, aspirants are actively searching for a reliable AILET 2026 exam analysis to understand the expected paper pattern, difficulty level, important sections, and scoring strategy.

This exam AILET 2026 analysis is designed to help aspirants prepare smartly and also serves as an early-indexed resource for accurate post-exam updates.

 

 

First Impressions of AILET 2026

Expert Analysis of AILET 2026

 

All the best for AILET 2026! 🎓

Total Seats in NLUs for CLAT 2026: UG & PG (All Categories)

The total seats in NLUs for CLAT 2026 are 3,952 for five-year UG programmes and 1,590 for PG (LLM) programmes. Below you’ll find the full seat matrix (UG & PG), general-category breakdown, top and smaller NLUs by intake, and practical tips on how seat distribution affects cut-offs and counselling choices.

At a glance

Programme Total NLU Seats
CLAT UG (5-year) 3952
CLAT PG (LLM) 1590

NLU Seats in CLAT UG 2026 (All NLUs)

Total UG Seats = 3952

NLU Name UG Seats
NLSIU Bangalore 310
NALSAR Hyderabad 132
NLIU Bhopal 202
NUJS Kolkata 182
NLU Jodhpur 196
HNLU Raipur 180
GNLU Gandhinagar 172
GNLU Silvassa 66
RMLNLU Lucknow 191
RGNUL Punjab 180
CNLU Patna 138
NUALS Kochi 60
NLUO Odisha 180
NUSRL Ranchi 201
NLUJA Assam 120
DSNLU Visakhapatnam 132
TNNLU Tiruchirappalli 120
MNLU Mumbai 100
MNLU Nagpur 240
MNLU Aurangabad 120
HPNLU Shimla 180
DNLU Jabalpur 120
DBRANLU Haryana 120
NLUT Agartala 60
RPNLUP Prayagraj 60
IIULER Goa 180

NLU Seats for CLAT PG 2026 (LLM)

Total PG Seats = 1590

NLU Name PG Seats
NLSIU Bangalore 60
NALSAR Hyderabad 66
NLIU Bhopal 60
NUJS Kolkata 100
NLU Jodhpur 88
HNLU Raipur 90
GNLU Gandhinagar 57
GNLU Silvassa 33
RMLNLU Lucknow 55
RGNUL Punjab 80
CNLU Patna 66
NUALS Kochi 60
NLU Odisha 50
NUSRL Ranchi 69
NLUJA Assam 40
DSNLU Visakhapatnam 66
TNNLU Tiruchirappalli 60
MNLU Mumbai 50
MNLU Nagpur 60
MNLU Aurangabad 60
HPNLU Shimla 80
DNLU Jabalpur 60
DBRANLU Haryana 60
NLUT Agartala 50
RPNLUP Prayagraj 10
IIULER Goa 60

General Category Seats (UG & PG)

General category seats — UG: 1752, PG: 723

NLU General UG General PG
NLSIU Bangalore 121 24
NALSAR Hyderabad 66 33
NLIU Bhopal 78 30
NUJS Kolkata 99 67
NLU Jodhpur 85 41
HNLU Raipur 91 45
GNLU Gandhinagar 79 26
GNLU Silvassa 31 16
RMLNLU Lucknow 80 20
RGNUL Punjab 134 60
CNLU Patna 56 26
NUALS Kochi 20 20
NLU Odisha 128 34
NUSRL Ranchi 90 30
NLUJA Assam 60 20
DSNLU Visakhapatnam 55 27
TNNLU Tiruchirappalli 34 18
MNLU Mumbai 27 12
MNLU Nagpur 51 17
MNLU Aurangabad 34 17
HPNLU Shimla 138 46
DNLU Jabalpur 60 30
DBRANLU Haryana 40 20
NLUT Agartala 31 25
RPNLUP Prayagraj 24 4
IIULER Goa 40 15

Top takeaways

  • Top NLUs commonly have 180–310 UG seats; NLSIU leads with 310 UG seats.
  • General seats form ~44% of total intake — domicile and reserved categories take the rest.
  • PG competition is intense — top NLUs offer the majority of LLM seats.

Quick links

CLAT Result 2026
CLAT Cut Off 2026
CLAT Counselling 2026

Top 10 NLUs (Highest total seats)

NLU UG PG Total
NLSIU Bangalore 310 60 370
MNLU Nagpur 240 60 300
NLIU Bhopal 202 60 262
NUSRL Ranchi 201 69 270
NLU Jodhpur 196 88 284
RMLNLU Lucknow 191 55 246
NUJS Kolkata 182 100 282
RGNUL Punjab 180 80 260
HNLU Raipur 180 90 270
IIULER Goa 180 60 240

NLUs with the fewest total seats

NLU UG PG Total
RPNLUP Prayagraj 60 10 70
NUALS Kochi 60 60 120
NLUT Agartala 60 50 110
MNLU Mumbai 100 50 150
GNLU Silvassa 66 33 99

Tips for Aspirants Targeting Top NLU Seats

  1. Focus on rank requirements over seat count: High-seat NLUs still close at top ranks due to reputation and placements.
  2. Prioritise long-term ROI: Look at placement consistency, internships, and alumni network.
  3. Consider newer NLUs: Smaller batches can have rapidly improving records and opportunities.
  4. Study course structure & faculty: A specialised faculty can be decisive for certain law careers.
  5. Factor in domicile quotas: Many NLUs reserve a significant share for state domicile candidates — this affects All-India seats.

FAQs — CLAT 2026 Total Seats

How many total UG seats are there in NLUs?

Across all NLUs participating in CLAT, there are 3952 UG seats for the 5-year programme.

How many PG seats are there in NLUs?

NLUs offer a combined 1590 LLM seats (1-year & 2-year).

Do all NLUs offer BA LLB?

Yes — the flagship BA LLB (Hons.) is offered by all NLUs. Some also run BBA LLB, BCom LLB, or BSc LLB.

How many NLUs accept CLAT?

27 NLUs accept CLAT scores for UG/PG admissions. NLU Delhi conducts AILET separately.

Do NLUs have management quotas?

No. NLUs do not have any management quota; most seats are filled through CLAT, AILET, or NRI/Foreign national routes.

For detailed cut-offs, counselling dates, and rank-to-marks mapping, check our other resources: CLAT Cut Off 2026, CLAT Counselling 2026, CLAT Marks vs Rank.

CLAT Answer Key 2026 : Download PDF

The CLAT 2026 Answer key  is published on 7th Dec 2025 after the CLAT 2026 exam. You will find the complete CLAT  answer key solved by our mentors, and the original Answer key provided by the CLAT Consortium.

These key will help  you in calculate the estimated score and predict your rank. We will update all information related with CLAT 2026 answer key here.

The CLAT Possible Answer Key for CLAT 2026 is now available for students who appeared for the exam. Our academic team has analysed the entire paper, verified the solutions, and prepared the most reliable set-wise answer key to help you accurately calculate your expected score.



CLAT Possible has been India’s trusted CLAT preparation institute for over a decade, and our post-exam answer key is known for its accuracy, clarity, and detailed analysis.

 

 

CLAT 2026 Paper Analysis: First Impressions, Difficulty Level, Good Attempts & Expected Cutoff

The Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) 2026 has concluded, and aspirants across the country are buzzing with reactions. To help students, parents, and teachers understand the exam better, we have compiled a detailed CLAT 2026 paper analysis, including first impressions, section-wise difficulty, key takeaways, surprises, good attempts, and expected cutoff trends.

CLAT 2026: First Impressions

Based on feedback from students and experts, CLAT 2026 was:

  • Paper was lengthy. Attempt could have been 110+ for good score and overall 104+
  • Overall paper was easy to moderate.
  • Tricky questions that were there in spurts in different sections will decide ranks
  • Cut off is expected to be in and around or even more than last year.
  • Good general awareness was key
  • CR did the missing act!! So much for a reading based paper!!

Students found the paper doable but lengthy, making time management the biggest challenge.

🔹 Overall Difficulty Level (Section-wise)

Section Difficulty Key Highlights

English Easy Central Idea based Questions,Meaning in Contex,2 figure of speech, very few inference and Rc based Question

Current Affairs & GK Easy to Moderate US Policies, H1B, MAGA, Tariffs,⁠⁠Chess, Grandmaster, Chess Champion First, AI, WC, ⁠⁠Pahalgam, Indus, SAARC, ⁠⁠SCO, Tianjin, Chabahar, ⁠⁠Air India Crash

Quantitative Techniques Easy to Moderate 2 set, 6 Questions each, All Passage based, no visual data,One Set Super easy and one Set Calculations Heavy

Logical Reasoning Moderate Complete Surprise was that 18 Questions came from AR and only 7 Questions came from Critical Reasoning.Critical Reasoning 28% (7 Questions),Analytical Reasoning 72% (18 Questions),1 Question Incorrect in Blood Relations / Symbols

Legal Reasoning Moderate to Difficult Lengthy passages, high reading load

 

🔹 Section-Wise CLAT 2026 Analysis

1. English Language

Total Questions: 24
Good Score: 21.5
Overall – 18+

2. Current Affairs & General Knowledge

Total Questions: 28
Good Score: 23
Cut-Off Score: 18
4 out of 5 Easy and Direct Passages
1-2 Questions from Passage

3. Quantitative Techniques

Total Questions: 12
Good Score: 8
Cut-Off Score: 5
2 sets – 6 Questions each
All Passage Based; No Visual Data (Graphs/Charts): Just Like Last Year: Very Doable
One Set – Super Easy and One Set – Calculation Heavy
Based on Ratios and Percentage Based

4. Logical Reasoning

 

Total Questions: 25

Good Score: 18

 

Cut-Off Score: 14

Patience was the key. Complete Surprise was that 18 Questions came from AR and only 7 Questions came from Critical Reasoning.

Critical Reasoning 28% (7 Questions)

Analytical Reasoning 72% (18 Questions)

1 Question Incorrect in Blood Relations / Symbols

 

5. Legal Reasoning

Total Questions: 30

Good Score: 25

Cut-Off Score: 20

Passage 1: One Nation Policy; One Nation, One Election

Passage 2: Constitution; Preamble

Passage 3: Constitution; Good Governance; Manoj Narula v. UoI

Passage 4: Governor’s Assent to Bills (TN Case)

Passage 5: Same Sex Marriage; Legal Status

🔹 Expected CLAT 2026 Cutoff (Predicted)

Section No. of Questions Cut off Score (top 3) Level of Difficulty
English  24 21 Easy
Current Affairs 28 23 Easy to Moderate
Data Interpretation 12 8 Easy – Moderate
Logical Reasoning 24  18 Easy – Moderate
Legal Reasoning 31 25 Easy – Moderate
Total 120 95 – 100

(For General Category)

CATEGORY TOP 3 OVERALL

(ANY NLU)

GENERAL 95-100 77-82

 

This may vary based on final answer key and difficulty normalization.

🔹 Key Takeaways from CLAT 2026

Balanced paper with moderate difficulty

Heavy reliance on comprehension & reasoning

Few surprises but no drastic pattern shift

Time management determined final accuracy

Cutoffs expected to be slightly higher than last year

🔹 Student Reactions: What Aspirants Said

Many found Legal and Quant the most time-consuming

GK was a relief—straightforward and current affairs heavy

Majority rated paper as moderate but lengthy

Most candidates attempted 105–118 questions

🔹 What Next? Post-CLAT Strategy

Students should now:

Calculate expected scores using answer keys

Explore NLU counselling prep

Keep an eye on CLAT Consortium notifications

Start preparing for backup exams (AILET, SLAT, MHCET Law, etc.)

📌 About Clat Possible

Clat Possible is India’s leading law entrance preparation institute, known for delivering top ranks, expert faculty, structured courses, and high-quality analysis.
We guide thousands of aspirants every year towards their dream NLUs with expert mentorship and personalized learning.

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This expert review will help you assess your performance and estimate your chances of securing a top NLU.

CLAT & AILET 2026 Exam Calendar: Registration, Admit Cards & Results

CLAT 2026 (Common Law Admission Test)

  • Notification released: July 20, 2025
  • Application window: August 1, 2025 – October 31, 2025
  • Exam date: Sunday, December 7, 2025 (2 PM–4 PM, offline/Pen and Paper)
  • Answer key release (TENTATIVE): Provisional answer key around Dec 8–9, objections till Dec 11, and final key by 3rd week of December
  • Result & counselling: Result expected in 3rd week of December; counselling registration late December

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AILET 2026 (All India Law Entrance Test – NLU Delhi)

  • Official notification issued: July 22, 2025
  • Application window starts: August 7, 2025
  • Last date to apply: 10 November 2025
  • Admit card release: Last week of November 2025
  • Exam date: Sunday, December 14, 2025 (2 PM–4 PM, offline)
  • Provisional answer key: Likely released on Dec 8–9 with objection window soon after
  • Result announcement: Expected within 1 week after exam (mid‑December) Counselling: Likely late December/early January

📅 Quick Comparison Table

Event CLAT 2026 AILET 2026
Notification July 20, 2025 July 22, 2025
Application start August 1, 2025 August 7, 2025
Application deadline October 31, 2025 10 Nov 2025
Admit card available (Typically late Nov) Last week of November 2025
Exam December 7, 2025, 2 PM–4 PM December 14, 2025, 2 PM–4 PM
Provisional answer key Dec 8–9 (TBA) Dec 8–9 (TBA)
Result By 3rd week December 2025 (TBA) ~1 week after exam, mid‑December (TBA)
Counselling registration Late December 2025 Late December/Early January 2026 (TBA)

 

✅ What You Should Do

  1. Decide which exam aligns better with your law school goals.
  2. Keep the CLAT form open from August 1 to Oct 31.
  3. Complete AILET application by 10 November.
  4. Download admit cards late November.
  5. Decide on your preferred exam if both applications are filed.

Let me know if you’d like help comparing eligibility, exam patterns, or preparation strategies! click here

IPMAT 2026: Exam Date, Eligibility and Section-wise Syllabus

IPMAT full form stands for the Integrated Program in Management Aptitude Test. It is a national-level entrance exam conducted by IIM Indore, IIM Rohtak, and accepted by other IIMs like IIM Ranchi, IIM Jammu, and IIM Bodh Gaya for admission into their prestigious Five-Year Integrated Program in Management (IPM).

What is the IPM Program?

The IPM (Integrated Program in Management) is an innovative five-year course that blends undergraduate and postgraduate studies in management and business education. It is specially curated for students who have completed their Class 12 (Higher Secondary) and want to pursue a career in management straight after school.

  • This dual-degree program (BBA + MBA) is structured to equip students with leadership, analytical, and managerial skills from a young age, offering:
  • Foundation in social sciences, mathematics, economics, and communication
  • Professional management training (equivalent to MBA)
  • Internships and live projects
  • Pathway to high-paying roles and global opportunities

What is the IPMAT Exam?
The IPMAT exam is the gateway to the IPM program. It is conducted online and typically comprises multiple-choice questions (MCQs) and short answer questions (SA – for IIM Indore only).

  • Key Skills Tested:
    Quantitative Ability (QA) – Mathematical and analytical aptitude
  • Verbal Ability (VA) – Grammar, reading comprehension, and vocabulary
  • Logical Reasoning (LR) – Logical thinking and pattern recognition (only in IIM Rohtak exam)

Eligibility: IIM Indore

  •  Age Limit: Should be ≤ 20 years as of June 30, 2026
  •  Education: Passed or appearing in Class 12 (2024–26). No minimum board marks required though high scores are advised .

IIM Rohtak

  • Age Limit: Should be ≤ 20 years as of June 30, 2026
  • Education: General/OBC/EWS: ≥ 60% aggregate in Class X & XII.
    SC/ST/PwD: ≥ 55% aggregate

Exam Dates &Timeline (Tentative)

Event IIM Indore IIM Rohtak
Notification Jan 2026 Jan 2026
Registration begins Feb 2026 Feb 2026
Last date to apply Mar–Apr 2026 Mar–Apr 2026
Admit card release May 2026 (1–2nd week) May 2026
Exam date May 2026 (3rd week) May 2026 (3rd week)
Result declaration Jun 2026 Jun 2026 (3rd week)
Interviews (IIM Indore only) Jun–Jul 2026
Final merit list Jul 2026 Jul 2026

Exam Pattern & Section-wise Syllabus

IIM Indore

Duration: 2 hours
Sections:

  • Quantitative Ability (SA): 15 questions, 40 min, +4 marking
  • Quantitative Ability (MCQ): 30 questions, 40 min, +4/–1
  • Verbal Ability (MCQ): 45 questions, 40 min, +4/–1

     Quantitative Ability (SA + MCQ) includes:

  •  Arithmetic: Number systems; HCF/LCM; fractions; percentages; profit & loss; SI & CI; ratio & proportion; mixtures; time & work; time & speed; boats & streams; ages; partnership.
  • Algebra: Linear and quadratic equations, inequalities, functions, sequences, matrices.
  • Geometry & Mensuration: Lines, angles, triangles, circles, polygons, mensuration, coordinate geometry, height & distance.
  • Modern Math: Logarithms, surds, P&C, probability, sets, vectors, data interpretation .
  • Verbal Ability:Reading comprehension passages, Grammar & usage (error-spotting, fillers), Vocabulary (synonym/antonym, one-word substitution, idioms, foreign words), Sentence completion/jumbles, para-summary, analogies, inference-based questions Proper Noun.

IIM ROHTAK

  • Duration: 2 hours
  • Sections (MCQ mode only):
  • Quantitative Ability: 40
  • Logical Reasoning: 40
  • Verbal Ability: 40
  • Quantitative Ability: Same topics as Indore—comprehensive coverage of arithmetic, algebra, geometry, DI, probability, coordinate geometry, mensuration .
  • Logical Reasoning:Coding–decoding, seating arrangements, blood relations, series, syllogism, statement conclusion, directions, clocks & calendars, data sufficiency, inference puzzles .
  • Verbal Ability: MCQs on reading comprehension (long/short and poem RC), vocabulary, grammar, error spotting, fillers, phrasal verbs, prepositions, conjunctions, odd one out

AILET 2026: Exam Date, Application Process, Syllabus, and Preparation Strategies

AILET 2026: Exam Date, Application, Syllabus & Prep Strategies

The All India Law Entrance Test (AILET), conducted by National Law University (NLU), Delhi, is one of India’s most prestigious law entrance exams. If you want to kickstart your career in law, AILET 2026 is your gateway to one of the top law schools in the country. Let’s look at all the key details you need to know:

🗓️ Important Dates for AILET 2026

  • Application Starts: August 2025 (tentative)
  • Last Date to Apply: November 2025
  • Admit Card Release: December 2025
  • Exam Date: 7th December 2025 (1st Sunday, usually)
  • Result Declaration: January 2026

Keep an eye on NLU Delhi’s official website for updates!

✍️ Application Process

  1. Visit the official NLU Delhi website: nludelhi.ac.in
  2. Register with your basic details.
  3. Fill in the application form carefully with accurate information.
  4. Upload scanned copies of your photograph, signature, and required certificates.
  5. Pay the application fee (INR 3,500 for General Category; relaxations for SC/ST/PwD candidates).
  6. Submit and save a copy of your application for future reference.

🧠 AILET 2026 Exam Pattern

  • Mode: Offline (pen-and-paper based)
  • Duration: 90 minutes
  • Sections: English Language, Current Affairs & General Knowledge, Logical Reasoning
  • Total Marks: 150
  • Negative Marking: 0.25 per wrong answer

📖 Syllabus Overview

  • English Language: Comprehension, Grammar, Vocabulary
  • Current Affairs & GK: National & International events, Sports, Awards, History, Geography, Polity
  • Logical Reasoning: Critical reasoning, puzzles, analytical thinking, syllogisms

🎯 Preparation Strategies for AILET 2026

  • Study Schedule: Allocate daily time slots for each section and stick to them.
  • Mock Tests: Practice AILET mock tests regularly to improve accuracy and time management.
  • Read Daily: Develop a habit of reading newspapers and legal updates for strong GK.
  • Work on Weaknesses: Give extra attention to the sections you struggle with most.
  • Review Past Papers: Analyze previous years’ questions to understand trends and expectations.

📚 Recommended Resources

  • Books: CP Fundamental Black books Section wise and Purple Work Book For Practice.
  • Newspapers/Magazines: The Hindu, Indian Express, CP GK Monthly Magazine
  • Test Series: Enroll in a  CP reputed test series for hands-on practice

💡 Conclusion

AILET 2026 is your chance to gain admission to one of India’s top law schools. With a well-structured study plan, consistent practice, and thorough revision, you can ace this exam. Start early, stay dedicated, and make your law school dream a reality.

All India Open Mock AILET 2026 – Your Final Sprint to NLU Delhi!

All India Open Mock AILET 2026 – Your Final Sprint to NLU Delhi!

Are you ready to conquer the AILET 2026 and secure your place at NLU Delhi? Join the All India Open Mock AILET 2026, a meticulously designed simulation that mirrors the actual exam experience. This is your opportunity to assess your preparation, identify strengths and weaknesses, and refine your strategy before the big day.

 

📅 Key Details:

  • Date: 15th June, 2025

  • Time: 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM

  • Mode: Online & Offline

  • Eligibility: Open to all AILET 2026 aspirants

  • Fee: Free for CP students; ₹49 for others

🧠 Why Participate?

  • Real Exam Simulation: Experience the pressure and environment of the actual AILET exam.

  • Performance Benchmarking: Compare your performance against aspirants nationwide.

  • Detailed Analysis: Receive in-depth insights into each section to fine-tune your preparation.

  • Expert Video Solutions: Learn from detailed explanations provided by seasoned educators.

  • Strategic Insights: Develop personalized strategies to maximize your score.

📝 Registration:

  • Deadline: June 14, 2025

  • Register Here: 

 

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📍 Offline Centers Available In:
 Lucknow (Hazratganj), Kanpur, Prayagraj, Noida, Connaught Place , Delhi (East delhi & Pitampura), Gurugram (Sector-14), Mumbai (Borivalli),  Chandigarh (Sector-35B), Patna

Don’t miss this chance to elevate your preparation and stride confidently towards success in AILET 2026!