Both Exams, One Dream — National Law University
CLAT opens the door to 22 NLUs, while AILET is exclusively for NLU Delhi. Both matter, but they test you differently. Over 13 years, JudiciaryPRO has seen thousands of students ask: where should my primary focus be? Here's the clear-headed answer.
Pattern Differences
CLAT is 120 minutes, passage-heavy, and slightly slower paced. AILET is 150 minutes, more direct, with a stronger Logical Reasoning focus. AILET also weighs General Knowledge more heavily than CLAT.
Preparation Overlap: 80%
The good news — most of your preparation is common to both. Legal Reasoning, English, Logical Reasoning and QT overlap significantly. JudiciaryPRO's classroom and online coaching covers both exams in a unified syllabus, with AILET-specific modules added in the final 3 months.
Which Should You Prioritize?
For most students, CLAT should be the primary focus — it offers more NLU options and a bigger safety net. AILET is the icing on the cake. However, if NLU Delhi is your dream, add 8–10 extra weekly hours of AILET-specific practice — something our AILET Advantage programme handles.
JudiciaryPRO's Integrated Programme
Our flagship programme trains students for CLAT, AILET and state law entrance exams together, ensuring zero wasted effort. 13 years of results prove this approach delivers.
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