AILET Legal Aptitude Preparation: Important Topics & Practice Questions

The AILET legal aptitude preparation can be done by knowing the syllabus and exam pattern, studying from the best books, and solving question papers and mock tests. Students should first improve their comprehension of legal terms and words in order to broaden their vocabulary.

The National Law University of Delhi (NLUD) administers AILET using a pen-and-paper test format. The short duration of the exam makes it challenging, but with the right AILET legal aptitude preparation and a strategic study plan, students can crack the exam.

Preparation Tips for AILET Legal Aptitude Section

Displayed below are some of the tips that students must follow while doing the AILET legal aptitude preparation. 

• Understand the basics of the law.
• Learn how to apply the facts to situations and arguments.
• When feasible, take shortcuts, but avoid depending entirely on them. Instead, look at them for knowledge and new ideas.
• Students need to read quickly to succeed in this section. As a result, reading widely is recommended.
• Try reading law journals and current legal knowledge concerns from many sources to gain a better understanding of various legal viewpoints.
• Try asking more and more questions based on previous years' articles.
• To increase their confidence, pupils should finish as many practice tests as they can.
• To find the best response, read the text word for word, line by line, underlining the keywords. 
• Don't use any extra information to solve the passages.

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Important Topics for AILET Legal Aptitude Preparation

Below mentioned are the topics that come under the syllabus for the Legal Reasoning section:

• Vicarious Liability
• Strict Liability
• Law of Crimes
• Contracts and Constitutional Law
• International Law
• Intellectual Property Rights 
• Legal Awareness covering Constitutional Law and Polity
• Law of Torts
• Law of Contracts
• Family Law
• Property Law

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Recommended Books for AILET Legal Reasoning Section

The following table lists the top books for practising legal reasoning questions, along with the name of the author:

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Practice Questions for AILET Legal Reasoning 

Students can practise the questions mentioned below for AILET legal aptitude preparation.

Q1 Dealing with the chapter of citizenship under the constitution, the Supreme Court has held that Sonia Gandhi, the president of Congress, is not an Italian citizen but is an Indian citizen because she is governed by:

a) Article 10, Constitution of India
b) Article 11, Constitution of India
c) The Citizenship Act of 1955
d) Article 5, Constitution of India
Ans: c

Q2 Principle: Trespass to land is the wrongful and unwarranted entry upon the land of another.

Facts: A purchased a ticket to watch a movie in a theatre. After the show got over, A refused to leave the theatre. The owner of the theatre sues A for trespass.

a) He will not succeed since A has purchased a ticket
b) He will not succeed since A has a right to remain wherever he wants to after the show gets over
c) He will succeed since A's authorization to remain in the theatre ends with the show
d) He will not succeed since A did not have the intention to trespass
Ans: c

Q3 In India, Cyber terrorism is an offence punishable under the following:

a) Information Technology Act
b) POTA
c) TADA
d) Indian Penal Code
Ans: a

Q4 Sometimes, an accused seeks pardon from the court and offers to give evidence against all others involved in a crime. He is called:

a) Witness
b) Clone
c) Approver
d) Accomplice
Ans: c

Q5 An offence of breaking a divine idol:

a) Blasphemy
b) Salus Populi
c) Crime
d) Sacrilege
Ans: d

Q6 Refer to the following passage. 

a) A has committed theft
b) A has committed criminal trespass
c) A has not committed criminal trespass because he entered with permission
d) A has not committed any offence
Ans: b

Q7 The concept of parliamentary form of Government in the Constitution of India is derived from the Constitution of which country?

a) United Kingdom 
b) France
c) Germany 
d) Canada
Ans: a

Q8 Laxmikant Pandey v. Union of India (AIR 1984 SC) lays down the rule regarding:

a) Inter-country adoption 
b) Inter-religion adoption
c) Inter-caste marriage 
d) Right to maintenance
Ans: a

Q9 Which Schedule of the Constitution of India deals with allocation of seats in the Council of States?

a) First 
b) Second 
c) Third 
d) Fourth
Ans: d

Q 10 How many amendments have been made in the Constitution of India till date?

a) 105 
b) 106 
c) 107 
d) 108
Ans: b

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