The AILET 2025 exam analysis will be updated here in detail based on the data provided by AILET takers. We will revise the data to match the displayed trends, make predictions, and provide an updated comparison of sections and expected overall & sectional cutoffs.
AILET exam analysis is very important for all AILET aspirants to determine their scores before the actual results and do better in the exams that follow CLAT, such as SLAT, MH-CET Law, NLAT, LNAT, and more.
The exam pattern for AILET 2025 is expected to be similar to that of AILET 2024. As per last year, the AILET exam has a total of 150 questions divided among 3 sections.
Some key points that an aspirant must remember about the AILET exam
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AILET Exam Components |
AILET Paper Pattern |
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No. of Questions |
150 |
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No. of Sections |
3 |
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Duration |
120 minutes |
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Mode of the Exam |
Pen & Paper based(Offline) |
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Medium of Instruction |
English |
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Type of Questions |
MCQs |
Here is an overview of the marking scheme for AILET 2025
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AILET 2025 Question Type |
Marks Awarded/Deducted |
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Correct Answer |
+1 |
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Wrong Answer |
-0.25 |
As per the last year’s AILET exam, the
Below is a table showcasing the distribution of questions.
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AILET Sections |
No. of Questions |
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English Language |
50 |
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Current Affairs General Knowledge |
30 |
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Logical Reasoning |
70 |
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Total |
150 |
The AILET exam is conducted by the National Law University, Delhi(NLU D) every year. It takes care of all the exam conduction and execution of the AILET exam 2025. Everything from Registration Window dates, Eligibility Criteria, the AILET Exam Fee, and more is taken care of by the NLU Delhi.
“NLU Delhi does it again. The structure of the AILET 2024 paper was revised and like AILET 2022. Unlike 2023, the English and Logical Reasoning sections were separate this time. Overall, the paper was of an easy to moderate level of difficulty.”
Given below, is a detailed section-wise AILET 2024 exam analysis. All the test takers are advised to go through the detailed AILET exam analysis (2024) to estimate their performance and evaluate possible options for them
The difficulty level of this section was easy-moderate. The section had questions based on vocabulary, tone, specific data, and inference-based questions. Grammar questions were part of the RCs. 2 Assertion-reason based and 1 cause-effect question was also present.
Reading comprehension passages were the only part of the section, so it was not lengthy. A good attempt could range from 40-42 with an ideal score of 36-38.
The section was separated this year. The difficulty level was moderate to difficult. A good attempt in the section would be 50-52 with an ideal score ranging from 45-46
This section was a surprise as many questions were from passage-based CR (Assumption questions, strengthen and weaken questions were in big numbers) There were hardly any questions focused on analytical reasoning. Legal Reasoning made an appearance here with Fact-principle questions and one passage-based question. 14 questions of syllogisms, one passage, one in which there were 4 questions were also present.
The General Knowledge section in this year’s paper was dominated by current affairs, with questions coming from topics that were in the news till about a couple of days before the exam.
Unlike in previous years, static questions on Science, History, and Polity were completely missing. There were 3 static questions based on Economy and 1 Geography question. Questions testing knowledge of National news, international news, Personalities, Science and Technology, Awards, and Sports news comprised a good part of the section; especially international news dominated the current affairs sections.
The overall difficulty level of the paper was Medium. An attempt of 23-25 would be regarded as a good attempt for the students with an idle score of 20+.
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Topic |
No. Of Questions |
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Current Affairs-National |
3 |
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Current Affairs-International |
12 |
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Current Affairs-Sports |
1 |
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Current Affairs-Science & Technology |
4 |
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Current Affairs-Contemporary Economic Development |
2 |
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Current Affairs-Awards |
3 |
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Economics |
3 |
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Geography |
1 |
Overall, the paper of AILET 2024 was a mixed bag.
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Section |
Difficulty Level |
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General English |
Easy-Moderate |
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General Knowledge & Current Affairs |
Easy |
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Logical Reasoning |
Moderate |
As an overall takeaway, the difficulty level of AILET 2025 was somewhere between easy to moderate. Students found the exam doable, therefore, the cut-off is expect to be on the higher side.
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Section |
Good Attempts |
Good Score |
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General English |
40-42 |
36-38 |
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General Knowledge & Current Affairs |
23-25 |
18-20 |
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Logical Reasoning |
50-52 |
45-46 |
Based on students' reactions and other parameters including difficulty level, AILET 2024 cut-offs are expected to be around 88-90.
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Category |
Expected Cut-Off |
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General/Unreserved (UR) |
88-90 |
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Other Backward Classes (NC) |
70-72 |
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Economically Weaker Section (EWS) |
70-72 |
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Schedule Caste (SC) |
60-62 |
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Schedule Tribe (ST) |
60-62 |