Getting into a reputed law university is a dream for many, and let's admit it: the competition is fierce! But what if you're targeting not just one but TWO of India’s most coveted law entrance exams? It might sound challenging, but guess what?

It’s completely doable—and Career Launcher Preet Vihar, Delhi is here to guide you. While everyone’s buzzing about one or the other, have you considered the strategy to crack both CLAT and AILET in your first attempt? 

Think about it—mastering both exams together is like hitting two birds with one stone. Let’s dive into how you can do just that.

 

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CLAT & AILET 2026 Highlights

CLAT and AILET are India’s most prestigious law entrance exams:

CLAT is a gateway to 24 National Law Universities (NLUs) across India. AILET is for admission to National Law University, Delhi (NLU-D).

Key Differences:

CLAT: 120 Questions

AILET: 150 Questions

Common Sections: English Language, Logical Reasoning, General Knowledge & Current Affairs, Legal Reasoning

CLAT includes Quantitative Techniques, while AILET emphasizes Analytical Reasoning.

 

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Why Prioritize CLAT First?

CLAT opens doors to multiple NLUs, whereas AILET is for just one. Also, CLAT is slightly more structured and easier than AILET. So: 

First, build a strong foundation for CLAT. Then, customize your prep for AILET-specific topics.

 

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Similarities Between CLAT and AILET

These common sections allow you to use an integrated study approach:

l English Language: Vocabulary, grammar, comprehension

l Critical Reasoning: Logic, arguments, assumptions

l General Knowledge & Current Affairs: Static and current news

l Legal Reasoning: Legal principles, scenarios, logical conclusions

 

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Dissimilarities You Must Tackle

To crack both, you must also cover:

l Analytical Reasoning (More in AILET): Coding-decoding, blood relations, puzzles

l Principle-Fact Legal Reasoning (AILET): More depth in legal understanding

l Static GK (More in AILET): History, polity, geography, international bodies

l Quantitative Techniques (Only in CLAT): Graphs, DI, arithmetic

 

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Study Plan for CLAT + AILET 2026

1. Build Strong CLAT Foundations First

l Begin with the CLAT syllabus and aim for high scores in mocks.

l Master comprehension, logic, GK, legal, and quantitative basics.

2. Balanced Study Schedule

l Prioritize CLAT topics until August-September.

l Add AILET-specific sections in the final 2-3 months.

l Allocate time for:

Reading Comprehension

Legal Reasoning

Critical/Analytical Reasoning

Current Affairs + Static GK

Quant (for CLAT only)

 

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3. Section-Wise Preparation Tips

ENGLISH

l Read newspapers, novels, and journals daily.

l Practice RCs from previous year papers.

l Improve grammar and vocabulary with regular quizzes.

LOGICAL REASONING

l Solve CR questions like assumptions, conclusions, arguments.

l Practice analytical reasoning (AILET focus): puzzles, patterns, coding-decoding.

l Use short tricks and develop speed with timed quizzes.

GK & CURRENT AFFAIRS

l Read daily newspapers (The Hindu, Indian Express).

l Follow monthly current affairs capsules.

l Make revision notes for important events, dates, and terms.

l For Static GK, revise from standard school-level books.

LEGAL REASONING

l Understand principles from Torts, Constitution, Contracts, IPC.

l Practice legal reasoning daily – especially principle-fact questions for AILET.

l Use passage-based legal reasoning material aligned with CLAT.

QUANTITATIVE TECHNIQUES (Only for CLAT)

l Focus on arithmetic and data interpretation.

l Practice bar graphs, pie charts, and percentage-based problems.

l Learn shortcuts and revise formulas.

 

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Mock Tests Strategy

CLAT Mocks: One full-length mock test per week. Analyze thoroughly.

AILET Mocks: One mock every 2-3 weeks initially; increase frequency later. Track your accuracy, time management, and progress in each section.

 

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Revision & Self-Assessment

l Regularly revise legal terms, static GK, and formulas.

l Create flashcards for quick revision.

l Assess performance weekly to identify weak spots and adjust strategy.

 

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Final Words

Preparing for both CLAT and AILET 2026 together may seem challenging—but with the right guidance, discipline, and planning, it’s absolutely achievable.

 

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Key Takeaways:

-> Build strong fundamentals with CLAT as your base
-> Practice section-wise and focus on AILET’s unique topics later
-> Take regular mocks and analyze results
-> Revise consistently and adapt your strategy
-> Use high-quality study materials and question banks

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