AILET 2023 Syllabus – Section-wise, Topics

AILET 2023 Syllabus

AILET 2023 syllabus is based on the different sections of the exam - English, Current Affairs and General Awareness, Logical Reasoning, and Legal Reasoning. The syllabus gives a fair idea of what law aspirants need to cover under the different subjects and topics in order to be well prepared for the exam. Once candidates have a good understanding of what they have to study for the exam, they will have to be able to prioritise the topics. Basically, the AILET syllabus covers the outline of all the subjects that candidates will eventually study in law courses offered at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels. Following is the detailed AILET syllabus including the different topics that candidates can study in order to be prepared for the exam

AILET 2023 Syllabus for BA LLB (Hons.)

Here are the major sections the candidates need to prepare for AILET 2023 for BA LLB (Hons.) - 

AILET 2023 Syllabus of English

This section is meant to judge the candidates’ proficiency in English. It basically aims at assessing their language skills, presence of mental alertness, quick-thinking power, as well as the judgement.

Topics to be covered in this section are as follows:

• Comprehension Passage

• Sentence Correction

• Fill in the Blanks

• Synonyms

• Antonyms

• Para Jumble

AILET 2023 Syllabus of General Knowledge and Current Affairs

This is basically designed to test the general awareness of the test-takers in diverse fields such as geography, history, politics, environmental science and so on.

Topics to be covered while preparing for this section include:

• Static GK

• Current Affairs

• Economy, Science

• History

• International events

• Major developments in the areas of sports, geopolitics and important environmental agreements

• UN bodies

• Current affairs

• Sports

• Awards and honours

• Eminent personalities

AILET 2023 Syllabus of Logical Reasoning

This section under AILET 2023 will test a candidate's ability to think critically and interpret patterns, relationships, number sequences and more.

The various topics in this section include the following -

• Blood Relations

• Critical Reasoning

• Statements and Conclusion

• Statement and Assumption

• Directions, Number and Letter Series

• Coding

• Syllogisms

• Word Formation

• Legal Principles

AILET 2023 Syllabus for LLM

The AILET 2023 for LLM will have two sections - Section A and Section B. 

Section A is split into two parts, while Section B will have questions from the field of law.

All of the topics that need to be covered in the Section B for a thorough preparation to crack AILET 2023 for Master of Law - LLM are given below:  

• Constitutional Law: ​Constitutional law states the role, powers and structure of the executive, the parliament or legislature, and the judiciary. It further deals with the basic rights and duties of the citizens of the country. 

• Administrative Law: Administrative Law is another body of law based on which public administration works or operates. In simple words, it is the exercise of power by the Indian executive. 

• Family Law: Family law revolves around family disputes, divorces, marriages, judicial separation, pre and post-nuptial agreements, surrogacy and adoption, civil partnership, etc.

• Property Law: An area of law, property law regulates the different forms of ownership and the property rights in India include control over the property, right to transfer or sell the property, right to exclude others from the property and so on. 

• Company Law: All the companies in India are regulated by the Indian Companies Act, 2013 wherein aspects like company institutions, governance of the board, employee rights, duties of the Director, CSR, etc. come into play.

• Tax Law: It is based on the role of public authority on taxpayers and how the governments have the right to impose taxes on citizens. 

• Environmental Law: It is a legal area that focuses on management of the available natural resources, regulatory bodies for the protection of the same and how the non-human world requires to be treated by human beings.

• Labour Law: This area of law deals with the relationship between employment entities, workers/labours, trade unions and the government in order to safeguard the right of the workers.

• Industrial Law: This deals with the laws that govern the industries and areas such as industrial relations, work safety regulations, environmental concerns and duty towards it, etc. 

• Jurisprudence: It is nothing but the science of law and the reasoning being the written law.

• Law of Contracts: This refers to the agreements between entities and the law that protects and governs the concerned parties to the agreement.

• Criminal Law: It deals with crime and the punishments for people who have committed a crime according to the Indian Constitution.

• International Law: The area of law refers to the relationship and dealings along with the treaties and agreements between nations. It also states the legal responsibilities of a country towards another country.