CLAT & AILET Chapter Wise Solved Papers 2008-2019

‘Even when laws have been written down, they ought not always to remain unaltered.’ Aristotle in his famous quote has rightly captured the essence of pursuing law. Law as a career option is drawing in large numbers, and rightly so. Great demand in government as well as corporate arena has further cemented the position that law as a career has enjoyed over the years. The profession has seen a paradigm shift; crisp business suits have replaced black robes and fancy corporate offices have filled in for dull courtrooms.

Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) is one entrance that almost every law aspirant sits for. CLAT is an all India entrance exam conducted to select students in 21 National Law Schools/Universities. Apart from these prestigious universities, there are some other institutes too that accept CLAT scores for admission to their under-graduate/post graduate programs. National Law University, Delhi (NLUD) is the only other National Law University that doesn’t accept CLAT scores and conducts its own entrance examination.

English

1. Vocabulary

2. Grammar

3. Reading Comprehension

Reasoning

1. Verbal Logic

2. Analytical Reasoning

Quantitative Aptitude

1. Number System

2. Arithmetic

3. Geometry and Mensuration

4. Modern Math

5. Algebra

Legal Aptitude

1. Torts

2. Law of Contracts

3. Criminal Law

4. Constitutional Law and Legal Framework

5. Miscellaneous

General Knowledge

1. Constitutional and Polity

2. Current Affairs

3. Everyday Science

4. Geography

5. History

6. Economics

7. Miscellaneous