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Source document: National Law University Delhi AILET 2026 BA LLB exam scheme

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UG BA LLB · Section A

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English Language

UG BA LLB · Section B

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Current Affairs and General Knowledge

UG BA LLB · Section C

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Logical Reasoning, potentially using legal principles without requiring prior legal knowledge

This is the UG BA LLB pattern: 50 English, 30 current affairs/general knowledge and 70 logical reasoning questions. Legal principles may appear inside reasoning, but technical legal knowledge is not required. AILET LLM and PhD have separate schemes.

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NLU Delhi · AILET 2026 BA LL.B. exam scheme · Source year 2026 · Last reviewed 2026-09-26

UG · BA LL.B. (Hons.)

This is the undergraduate scheme only. LL.M. and Ph.D. have separate schemes that are not verified here.

Section	Questions	Marks	Minutes	Paper language
English Language	50	50	—	Not specified on linked page
Current Affairs and General Knowledge	30	30	—	Not specified on linked page
Logical Reasoning	70	70	—	Not specified on linked page
Total	150	150	120	—

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One mark per correct answer and 0.25 mark deducted per wrong answer. The linked scheme gives no separate section timers.
Legal principles may appear within Logical Reasoning, but the UG test does not require prior technical legal knowledge. The listed tie-break starts with Logical Reasoning marks.

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