Days left for CLAT 2027
Early Law Prep for School Students
Step-by-step coaching to balance school and law entrance preparation effectively.
Kshitij M.
XLRI
Prajwal W.
FMS
Vishwajeet P.
IIM L
Shanya R.
IIM K
Mocks That Match CLAT & AILET
Start with basics in Year 1, then progress to full mocks in Year 2.
✓ Legal Aptitude & Logic Drills (Year 1)
✓ Full-Length CLAT & AILET Mocks (Year 2)
✓ Current Affairs + RC Practice
✓ Topic-wise Timed Quizzes & Feedback
Choose the Right CLAT 2027 Prep Plan
Choose from live, hybrid, or self-paced courses tailored for Class 11–12 NLU aspirants.
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300+ Topic Tests |
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20 Full Length Mocks |
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AI based Mock Analysis |
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PI Training |
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300+ hours of Recorded Videos Consists |
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– Concept Sessions |
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– Practice Sessions (DL 1 & 2) |
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– CLAT Level Sessions (DL 2 & 3) |
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– CLAT & AILET Focused Workshops |
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Access to VAST Alumni base of TS |
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Access to AI based learner portal |
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Daily Homework |
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Daily Live Sessions |
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Daily Class Tests |
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Doubt Sessions |
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1 to 1 personal mentoring |
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Individual Career Counselling |
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Initial Mapping by AK/AT |
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Access to AK/AT for career counselling |
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Start Your NLU Journey Today.
Enroll early for our weekend classes, custom study plans, and mocks to strengthen legal aptitude.
CLAT 2027 Course Details
Our program helps students master legal reasoning, current affairs, and logic at a manageable pace.
20+ CLAT + AILET Mocks
300+ hours of recorded content
10,000+ practice questions
Mentored by NLU Alumni
24*7 doubt solving platform
1 to 1 Mentoring by Mentors from TOP 30 B-Schools
Exam Focused Revision Workshops
Post Exam College Specific Mentoring
Modes Available
We operate offline classes only in Pune. Online classes are available for PAN India Students
Try a Live Class by Best CLAT Mentors
Experience our interactive teaching style and methodology through a demo session with feedback.
Time Management in CAT
Learn effective strategies to manage your
time during the CAT exam
Mastering VARC Section
Expert tips to improve your Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension score
DILR - Breaking the Code
Techniques to tackle the toughest Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning questions
Quant Shortcuts
Essential shortcuts and formulas to solve Quantitative Aptitude questions faster
From Class 11 to NLUs – Meet Our CLAT Toppers
Learn how our early-bird students cracked CLAT & AILET with consistency, clarity, and structured mentorship.
WAT PI Course
Yash Chaurasia
Classroom Course
Mahesh Hampole
Classroom Course
Prajwal Wankhade
WAT PI Course
Vishwajeet Patil
WAT PI Course
Kshitij Mehta
Personal Mentoring
Sushant Vernekar
Classroom Course
Kshitija Goje
Classroom Course
Aniket Agrwal
Classroom Course
Nikhil Lohiya
WAT PI Course
Shanya Rai
WAT PI Course
Raj Keshav
Personal Mentoring
Anuj Kotewar
Personal Mentoring
Chinmay Madavi
Classroom Course
Yogesh Gawande
Classroom Course
Manan Shah
Classroom Course
Siddhi Jakotia
Online Course
Yash Kasat
Classroom Course
Kshitij Borchate
Classroom Course
Pranav Deshmukh
Online Course
Parthasarthi Joshi
WAT PI Course
Pritish Kawade
Classroom Course
Rahul Kuchankar
Online Course
Ajay Koli
Classroom Course
Gargee Bhavsar
Classroom Course
Shashank Bhosale
Online Course
Sairaj Tandulwadikar
Online Course
Muskan Garg
Online Course
Tejaswini Bahurupi
Personal Mentoring
Naman Jaju
Why Students Trust Our CLAT Coaching
Hear how Tarkashastra’s long-term CLAT program helped students excel in law entrance exams.
Meet the Mentors Who Shape Futures
Our CLAT coaching for Class 10 and 11 is led by law graduates and reasoning experts who guide school students every step of the way.
The Strategist Behind 99+ Percentilers
With over 10 years of experience in CAT coaching, AK has mentored thousands of students who have made it to Top B-Schools.
The Strategist Behind 99+ Percentilers
Specializing in Quantitative Aptitude and Data Interpretation, Aditya is known for simplifying complex mathematical concepts.
CLAT vs AILET – Know the Exams Before You Prepare
Understand the key differences between CLAT and AILET in terms of syllabus, paper pattern, marking, and timelines.
Exam Pattern for CLAT 2027
Understanding the exam pattern is essential for adequate preparation. Here’s how the CLAT 2027 exam is structured.
UG Exam Pattern
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English Language
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22-26
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20%
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Logical Reasoning
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22-26
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20%
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Current Affairs & GK
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28-32
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25%
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Legal Reasoning
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28-32
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25%
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Quantitative Techniques
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10-14
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10%
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Total: 120 questions, 120 minutes
Each correct answer awards 1 mark, while a wrong answer deducts 0.25 marks.
Each correct answer awards 1 mark, while a wrong answer deducts 0.25 marks.
PG Exam Pattern
PG candidates will face 120 MCQs covering Constitutional Law, Jurisprudence, and other legal subjects like Contract and Tort Law.
Mode & Duration
- Test Mode: Offline (Pen-and-paper based)
- Duration: 2 hours
Syllabus Snapshot for UG and PG
UG Syllabus
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English Language
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The English section comprises 3–4 passages, each around 450 words long, drawn from fiction, non-fiction, or journalistic sources. Questions test comprehension skills, grammar, and vocabulary. |
Synonyms and antonyms Sentence correction and spotting grammatical errors Vocabulary in context Drawing inferences, summarizing passages |
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Current Affairs, Including General Knowledge
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This section consists of 4–6 passages based on current events and static GK. The questions assess your awareness of national and international developments. |
Current national and international events (from April 2024 onwards) Sciences, technology, summits, and awards Indian arts, culture, and historical events of significance |
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Legal Reasoning
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This section does not require prior legal knowledge. However, an understanding of fundamental laws and public policy can be advantageous. The questions revolve around passages describing legal principles or situations.
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Contract law, tort law, and criminal law basics Legal maxims and terms Constitutional law principles |
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Logical Reasoning
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The logical reasoning section assesses your analytical and critical thinking skills. It includes passage-based questions that test your ability to evaluate arguments and apply deductions.
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Arguments, assumptions, and conclusions Analogies and relationships Logical sequences and patterns |
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Quantitative Techniques
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This section evaluates your elementary mathematics skills (up to Class 10 level). Questions are based on numerical data presented in charts or tables.
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Percentages, ratios, and algebra Profit and loss, time and work, mensuration Data interpretation
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PG Syllabus
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Sec A – Constitutional Law
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Legislative power – procedure, privilegesJudicial power – organisation of the judiciary, the jurisdiction of SC of India,Federal Idea – Nature of Indian Polity, co-operative federalismFreedoms of Inter-state Trade and CommerceImpact of Emergency on center-state Relations |
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Sec B – Contract, Torts, Criminal Law, International Law, IPR and Jurisprudence
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Elements of crime: Actus Reus, Mens Rea, group liability, abetment, criminal conspiracy, exceptions, attempt to commit offences; offences against public tranquillity; offences against the body – culpable homicide, murder, hurt, grievous hurt, wrongful confinement, wrongful restraint, criminal force, assault, abduction, kidnapping, rape, and unnatural offences. Classification of torts: trespass, nuisance, defamation, liability for misstatements, negligence. Formation, validity, discharge, and performance of contracts; remedies and quasi-contracts under the Indian Contract Act-1872 and the Indian Specific Relief Act-1963. Definition, origin, and development of international law; its sources, subjects, and relationship with municipal law; state recognition and succession; international rivers, canals, sea, air, and outer space law; nationality, statelessness, jurisdiction, immunity, extradition, asylum, diplomatic relations, treaties, war, contraband, blockades, legal effects of war, dispute resolution, state responsibility, retorsion, reprisals, armed interventions, and the United Nations role. Nature, scope, and key laws of IPR: Trademarks Act 1999, Patents Act 1970, Copyright Act 1957, and IPR in an international context. Legal methods, the Indian legal system, fundamental legal theories: Analytical positivism, Kelsen’s pure theory, Hart’s and Austin’s definitions of law, Holland’s and Salmond’s views, and approaches to jurisprudence – Historical, sociological, economic (Marx and Engels), and realist (American and Scandinavian).
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Eligibility for CLAT 2027
Undergraduate Eligibility (UG)
Interested candidates must meet the following requirements to appear for CLAT 2027 at the UG level:
- Educational Qualification: Must have completed or appeared for Class 12 or an equivalent examination.
- Minimum Marks:
- General/OBC candidates require at least 45% marks.
- SC/ST/PwD candidates require at least 40% marks.
- Age Limit: No upper age limit.
Postgraduate Eligibility (PG)
If you’re applying for postgraduate law programs, here’s what you need to qualify:
- Educational Qualification: Bachelor’s degree in Law (LLB 3-year or 5-year integrated course).
- Minimum Marks:
- General/OBC candidates require at least 50% marks.
- SC/ST/PwD candidates require at least 45% marks.
- Age Limit: No upper age limit.
Note: Students in their final year of school or law undergraduate programs are eligible to apply, provided they furnish proof of qualification upon admission.
The National Law University of Delhi will provide the dates for the AILET 2027 test. The table below provides a provisional timetable for AILET 2027:
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Release of official notification
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Last week of May 2026
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Application opens
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First week of August 2026
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Last Date for Applications:
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Second week of November 2026
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Release of admit cards
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Third week of November 2026
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AILET 2027 exam date
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First week of December 2026
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AILET Exam Pattern:
- Total questions: 150
- Total marks: 150
- Duration: 2 hours
- Question format: Multiple-choice questions (MCQs)
- Negative marking: 0.25 per wrong answer
- Sections: English, General Knowledge & Current Affairs, Legal Aptitude, Logical Reasoning.
The most notable differences in pattern include AILET’s higher question count despite a shorter time frame, creating a more intense time pressure. While the ailet exam pattern demands quicker thinking and decision-making, CLAT allows for more deliberation but penalizes incorrect answers. This structural difference immediately highlights how is ailet tougher than clat in terms of time management requirements.
Syllabus: AILET – Subject-wise Analysis
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English Language
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AILET: Focuses on grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, and writing skills.
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Current Affairs, Including General Knowledge
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AILET: Maintains a more balanced approach between static general knowledge and current affairs, often testing deeper historical and cultural knowledge
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Legal Reasoning
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AILET: Features more complex questions on legal knowledge, legal maxims, and constitutional provisions alongside principle-fact based questions
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Logical Reasoning
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AILET logical reasoning: Focuses more on traditional logic puzzles, syllogisms, arrangements, and sequences
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Mathematics/Quantitative Techniques:
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AILET: Has no mathematical section.
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Who Can Apply For AILET 2027 - Eligibility Criteria
Before applying for AILET 2027 application form, students should review the NLUD-specified qualifying requirements for AILET 2027. Only students who meet AILET 2027 eligibility criteria will be permitted to appear in the admission test. The AILET 2027 minimum eligibility criteria are as listed below:
- Candidates for the B.A.LL.B (Hons.) course need to have the 10+2 exam with at least 50% of their total points.
- There is no upper age bar to take the AILET 2027 exam.
- Candidates who are currently in their class 12 are also eligible to apply.
- Candidates belonging to the SC/ST category must have a minimum of 45% aggregate marks in their class 12.
The National Law University of Delhi will provide the dates for the AILET 2027 test. The table below provides a provisional timetable for AILET 2027:
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Release of official notification
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Last week of May 2026
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Application opens
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First week of August 2026
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Last date to apply
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Second week of November 2026
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Release of admit cards
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Third week of November 2026
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AILET 2027 exam date
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First week of December 2026
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Prepare Early. Think Logically. Read Critically.
Build the right habits, master the right sections, and stay miles ahead with our 2-year prep plan.
400+
Hours of Teaching Across 2 Years
30+
Full-Length CLAT & AILET Mocks
100+
Current Affairs based Sessions
Courses at Tarkashastra:
FAQs:
1. Who should join the CLAT 2027 course?
This course is ideal for Class 11 or early Class 12 students who want to start preparation for CLAT and AILET at a steady, well-paced rhythm.
2. Which exams are covered in the CLAT 2027 Course?
The course covers CLAT 2027 (for all NLUs) and AILET 2027 (for NLU Delhi) with focused test prep, legal reasoning, and current affairs modules.
3. Is this a 1-year or 2-year program?
It can be customized as a 1.5–2 year plan based on your current class. Students in Class 11 start with foundational topics, and we gradually move into exam-level preparation in Class 12.
4. Are live classes on weekdays or weekends?
We conduct weekday live classes (in evening) to ensure that school students can balance board studies and law entrance preparation effectively.
5. Are classes recorded and available for revision?
Yes. Every class is recorded and accessible 24×7, so students can revise anytime or catch up if they miss a session.
6. How many mocks are provided for CLAT and AILET?
You get 30+ full-length mocks (CLAT + AILET combined), sectional tests, and previous year paper-based practice—all with detailed feedback and AIR benchmarking.
7. Will I get support for current affairs and legal updates?
Yes. We provide weekly current affairs sessions, legal reasoning updates, quizzes, and revision capsules to help with both CLAT and AILET GK.
8. Does the course include personal mentorship?
Yes. Every student is assigned a mentor for strategy sessions, study tracking, doubt-solving, and exam planning throughout the program.
9. Will there be a crash course or final revision plan before the exams?
Yes. The course ends with a high-intensity crash course phase with test simulations, mock drills, and last-mile strategy tips starting 2–3 months before the exam.
10. Can I attend a demo class or trial test before enrolling?
Absolutely. We offer a free live demo session and a sample CLAT mock test to help you experience the teaching style and platform.
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