AILET Syllabus 2026: 3 Sections, 150 Marks, Section Wise Topics and PDF Download

Fiction and non-fiction passages (~500 words each); inference-based questions; contextual understanding; identifying the central theme; tone and purpose of the passage; vocabulary in context; author’s intent.

Tenses (all forms); articles (a, an, the); prepositions; conjunctions; sentence structure; subject-verb agreement; active and passive voice; direct and indirect speech; sentence correction; fill-in-the-blanks.

Synonyms and antonyms; word meanings; idioms and phrases; one-word substitutions; contextual usage of words; analogies based on word-pairs.

Rearranging jumbled sentences into a coherent paragraph; identifying the opening or closing sentence; finding the correct logical order; tracking pronoun and connector cues.

Spotting grammatical errors across sentence parts (Part A / B / C / D); identifying and eliminating well-formed sentences; finding incorrect word usage.

Selecting the closest restatement of a given sentence; choosing the best word or phrase to complete a sentence; critical inference from short reading extracts.

Government schemes and policies; bills and acts passed by Parliament; Union Budget highlights; important Supreme Court and High Court judgments; major government appointments and resignations.

Major global events; India’s international relations; bilateral and multilateral treaties; important summits and conferences; international organisations (UN, WTO, IMF, World Bank, SCO); global conflicts and peace agreements.

Ancient, medieval, and modern Indian history; key milestones of the freedom struggle; important historical personalities; post-independence events and constitutional history.

Constitutional articles and important amendments; Fundamental Rights, Duties, and Directive Principles; Parliament, Union and State legislature; elections and electoral commissions; important constitutional bodies (CAG, NHRC, ECI).

Physical features of India (rivers, mountains, climate zones, deserts); world geography; important countries and their capitals and currencies; recent geographic events and natural disasters.

Economic Survey highlights; Union and State Budget key provisions; GDP, inflation, and key economic indicators; RBI policies and monetary measures; India’s trade and export data.

Recent scientific discoveries and space missions; ISRO achievements and satellite launches; defence technology developments; healthcare breakthroughs; environment and climate change updates; nuclear energy news.

National and international sports events; major tournaments and Indian team achievements; national awards (Bharat Ratna, Padma Awards, Dronacharya, Arjuna); international prizes (Nobel Prize, Booker Prize, Man Booker); recent personalities in news.

Landmark judgments by the Supreme Court of India; significant High Court rulings; new laws and constitutional amendments; legal rights developments; consumer protection and human rights updates. This sub-topic is unique to AILET’s GK section.

Two-statement and three-statement syllogisms; valid and invalid conclusions; possible versus definite conclusions; Venn diagram method for solving; negation and conversion of statements.

Word analogies; number analogies; letter analogies; part-to-whole relationships; cause-and-effect analogies; instrument-to-function pairs.

Letter coding by position shifts; number coding; substitution coding; sentence coding; mixed pattern decoding.

Single-generation and multi-generation family trees; coded blood relations using symbols; mixed chains involving marriage and parentage; finding the relationship between two named persons.

Linear seating (single row and facing each other); circular arrangements; floor and flat-based puzzles; scheduling and ordering puzzles; comparison-based puzzles (height, weight, age); grid-based sets.

Missing number in a series; alphabetical and mixed series; wrong term identification; arithmetic and geometric progressions in series; letter-number combination series.

Rank from the top and bottom in a row; age-based ordering; height, weight, and score-based ranking; position from left and right; finding the total number of persons in a row.

Compass-based direction problems; net displacement calculation; shortest path problems; shadow-based direction problems (morning/evening shadows); map reading and navigation.

Statement and conclusion; statement and assumption; statement and argument; cause and effect; inference from short paragraphs; strengthening and weakening arguments; course of action.

A legal principle is stated. A factual situation is given. You must apply the principle to the facts and choose the correct legal outcome. No knowledge of real laws, bare acts, or case names is required. These questions test your ability to reason from a rule to a conclusion — purely logical, not legal.

Forming new words from given letters; finding the odd word out in a set; grouping words by category or meaning; verbal classification; meaningful and non-meaningful word identification.