Reader's Digest: AILET 2023 was held on 11 December 2022. Why will you skip the AILET exam analysis? You surely can't! Go through the blog for in-depth coverage of every section, including difficulty level, good attempts, and past exam trends.

The All-India Law Entrance Test (AILET) for admission to B.A.LL.B. (Hons. ), LL.M., and PhD programmes will be administered by the National Law University in Delhi.

AILET exam analysis is critical to the preparation process because it allows you to assess your success.

In short, exam analysis is a valuable tool for students, providing useful information to help them improve their rank and marks.

As a result, AILET exam analysis provides candidates with in-depth knowledge of the following:

• The difficulty level of the paper
• Section-wise weightage
• Good attempts
• Expected AILET cut-off
• Closing score and rank

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AILET Exam Analysis 2023 (Overall)

On completing AILET Exam Analysis for UG, it was found that the AILET paper had some surprising elements this year.

Our expert at LegalEdge discusses the difficulty level of each section of the AILET 2023 Exam for BA LLB.

AILET Exam Analysis 2023 for all Sections is presented in tabular form below: 

AILET Exam Analysis for English Language Section

• All English language questions were mainly reading comprehension, somewhat similar to the pattern of the CLAT paper.
• AILET English section has some geeky questions asked to showcase the exam standard.
• New entrances, such as punctuation marks and their role in the passage, logical organization, and sentence type, were seen in the paper.
• It was noted that this section was quite lengthy.
• The ideal attempt in the section could be 35-38, with a perfect score ranging from 30-32. 

AILET Exam Analysis for Logical Reasoning Section

• The logical reasoning section was largely pivotal; however, if you were familiar with syllogisms and conditional statements, this section would have been simple for you.

• Many AR questions were raised around blood relations, direction, and data arrangement.

• A couple of questions were mathematical skills were required.

• A score of 52-55 would be considered a good attempt for students with an idle score of 47+.

AILET Exam Analysis for Current Affairs and GK Sections

Current affairs and GK were relatively easy to moderate. 

• Questions were almost from the last 6 months
• Questions majorly revolved around sports, people in the news, places in the news, etc.
• 3-4 questions had static GK orientation.

Summing Up - We hope this blog post resolved all your doubts about the AILET Exam Analysis. Good luck with your preparation! Happy Reading! 

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