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Our course consistently helps students secure top ranks in India’s best law colleges.
Vanshika R.
SLS Pune
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SLS Pune
Bharat S.
ILS Pune
Vishal S.
GLC Mumbai
Mocks That Reflect Real CLAT & AILET Exams
Practice with exam-level mocks, caselets, and RC sets mirroring actual law entrance papers.
✓ CLAT & AILET Pattern-Based Full-Length Mocks
✓ Sectional Tests for Legal, Logic, English, and GK
✓ Detailed Performance Analytics & All-India Ranking
✓ Reading Speed & Accuracy Drills
Choose Your Ideal Law Entrance Prep Plan
Explore live, hybrid, and self-paced CLAT 2026 coaching built for all NLU aspirants.
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Your NLU Journey Starts Here – Enroll for CLAT 2026 Today
Get started with expert-led classes, legal reasoning training, and mock test series designed for CLAT and AILET aspirants.
Why Our CLAT 2026 Course is Trusted by Toppers
From weekly mock tests to legal aptitude classes and mentorship, this is your all-in-one solution for law entrance success.
20+ CLAT + AILET Mocks
300+ Topics Tests
10,000+ practice questions
WAT PI Training from IIM Alumni
24*7 doubt solving platform
1 to 1 Mentoring by AK & AT
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 Free Demo Class Before You Enroll
See how we teach legal reasoning, GK, and RC with logic and clarity. Experience a trial mock with in-depth feedback before you decide to join.
Meet Our Law Entrance Achievers
See how our students secured top ranks in CLAT and AILET with focused preparation and strategic guidance.
SLS Pune
Vanshika R.
PI Course Student (SLAT 2024)
SLS Pune
Ridhi A.
PI Course Student (SLAT 2024)
ILS Pune
Bharat S.
Classroom Student (5 yr. Law CET 2025)
GLC Mumbai
Vishal S.
Classroom Student (3 yr. Law CET 2024)
Why Students Recommend Our CLAT Coaching
Hear what our students and parents say about their experience with Tarkashastra’s law entrance preparation program.
Meet the Mentors Behind the Legal Reasoning Magic
Our CLAT coaching is led by legal professionals, law graduates, and entrance prep experts with deep insights into exam trends and NLU admission strategies.
The Mind Behind Legal Reasoning Mastery
A CLAT PG rank holder with proven expertise in English and Critical Reasoning. Successfully trained 1000+ students for top law exams.
The Legal Aptitude Specialist
An LLB and LLM graduate with deep expertise in Legal Aptitude. Successfully trained 5000+ students for CLAT and Law CETs.
Confused between CLAT, AILET, and private law exams?
Book a free call – we’ll help you navigate your options.
Start Early. Read More. Think Critically. Score Better.
CLAT is not about mugging up laws — it’s about reading fast, reasoning smart, and solving under pressure. This course trains you in all three.
300+
Hours of Live + Recorded Sessions
20+
Full-Length CLAT & AILET Mocks
500+
Weekly Practice Drills & Topic-Wise Quizzes
CLAT vs AILET – Understand the Difference Before You Apply
Check the syllabus, paper patterns, marking schemes, and exam timelines for both CLAT and AILET 2026.
Exam Pattern for CLAT 2026
Understanding the exam pattern is essential for adequate preparation. Here’s how the CLAT 2026 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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Sec C – Law topics and Contemporary issues
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Key constitutional provisions, recent judgments, case law, amendments, legal issues, and facts.
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Eligibility for CLAT 2026
Undergraduate Eligibility (UG)
Interested candidates must meet the following requirements to appear for CLAT 2026 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.
Mark your calendar with the following tentative dates to ensure you’re well-prepared for every stage of the exam.
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Release of official notification
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May 2026
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Opening of Application Form
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July 2025
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November 2025
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Availability of Admit Card
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November 2025
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CLAT 2026 Exam Date
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December 6, 2025
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Provisional Answer Key
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December 7, 2025
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Result Declaration
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One week after the exam
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Counselling Commences
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December 2025/January 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 2025- Eligibility Criteria
Before applying for AILET 2025 application form, students should review the NLUD-specified qualifying requirements for AILET 2025. Only students who meet AILET 2025 eligibility criteria will be permitted to appear in the admission test. The AILET 2025 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 2025:
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Release of official notification
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Last week of May 2025
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First week of August 2025 |
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Second week of November 2025
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Release of admit cards
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Third week of November 2025
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AILET 2025 exam date
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First week of December 2025
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Start Early. Read More. Think Critically. Score Better.
CLAT is not about mugging up laws — it’s about reading fast, reasoning smart, and solving under pressure. This course trains you in all three.
300+
Hours of Live + Recorded Sessions
20+
Full-Length CLAT & AILET Mocks
500+
Weekly Practice Drills & Topic-Wise Quizzes
Courses at Tarkashastra:
FAQs:
1. Which exams are covered in the CLAT 2026 Course?
This course prepares you for CLAT 2026 (for NLUs) and AILET 2026 (for NLU Delhi) with exam-specific training, mocks, and legal reasoning modules.
2. Is this course suitable for Class 12 students and droppers?
Yes. The course is structured to support both Class 12 board students and repeaters/drop-year students with flexible class schedules and recorded backups.
3. How is the syllabus structured for CLAT and AILET preparation?
We start with concept clarity in all five sections—Legal Reasoning, English, Current Affairs, Logical Reasoning, and Quant. Then, we build towards mock-based learning and strategy refinement in the final months.
4. Are mock tests included? How many mocks are provided?
Yes. You’ll receive 50+ full-length mock tests for CLAT and AILET, plus sectional and topic-wise quizzes, all with rank-based analysis and detailed solutions.
5. Are classes conducted live, and are they recorded?
Yes. We offer live interactive classes which are recorded and made available for later viewing so you can revise anytime.
6. Will I get exam-specific strategies and time management tips?
Absolutely. We conduct exam-wise strategy sessions, previous year paper discussions, and time-bound practice drills to help you perform under pressure.
7. Is personal mentorship and doubt-solving included?
Yes. You get 1-on-1 mentorship, doubt resolution sessions, and study planning guidance to help you stay consistent and focused.
8. Does the course include current affairs and legal updates?
Yes. We provide weekly current affairs capsules, legal news updates, and special GK booster classes for both CLAT and AILET.
9. Is there a crash course before the exam?
Yes. A CLAT + AILET crash course is offered starting 6–8 weeks before the exam, covering quick revision, mocks, and final paper strategies.
10. Can I try a demo class before enrolling?
Yes. You can attend a free demo class and take a trial mock test to experience the course before committing.
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