AILET UG study plan

Map the Legal Reasoning syllabus into principle families (constitutional, criminal, tort, contract, family, IP, environmental) and label each with a one-line definition you can recite without notes

Solve 40 Legal Reasoning principle-application items under timed conditions and tag every error as either a rule gap or a reading error

Drill 30 syllogism and assumption items to build a repeatable diagramming habit for deductive arguments

Set up a single error log with columns for domain, rule tested, error type, and correction

Apply constitutional principles (fundamental rights, writs, directive principles) to 25 short fact patterns and justify each answer in one sentence

Distinguish criminal-law concepts such as mens rea, actus reus, and common intention across 25 scenario items

Practice 30 analytical reasoning sets on seating, grouping, and ranking, recording completion time per set

Rewrite every week-1 error-log entry into a corrected rule statement you can recall cold

Classify reading-comprehension question types (main idea, inference, tone, vocabulary-in-context) and apply a fixed two-pass reading routine to 12 passages

Build a vocabulary bank of 150 high-frequency exam words with usage sentences rather than bare definitions

Compile a current-affairs timeline covering the past 12 months across polity, economy, environment, and international relations

Answer 60 general-knowledge recall items and flag every gap for spaced review

Cut comprehension time per passage by 20% while holding accuracy above 70% across 15 timed passages

Resolve 40 grammar and usage items covering subject-verb agreement, modifiers, and parallelism, and state the rule behind each correction

Convert the affairs timeline into 100 flashcards and self-test to at least 80% recall

Write 10 one-paragraph summaries of editorial-style passages to sharpen precision and tone detection

Rebuild arithmetic fundamentals (percentages, ratios, averages, profit and loss) and solve 50 items without a calculator

Solve 30 time-speed-distance and time-and-work problems using a standard equation template for each type

Drill 25 data-interpretation sets (tables, bar charts, pie charts) and record the arithmetic step where time is lost

Practice 20 logical-sequencing and series items to keep reasoning sharp alongside quant

Solve 40 geometry and mensuration items covering area, volume, and circle properties, verifying each with a second method where possible

Work through 30 permutation, combination, and probability items and classify each by the recognition cue that identifies its type

Review all legal error-log entries older than two weeks and re-solve 30 of them cold

Complete two 30-minute mixed quant sets under exam pacing

Take two full-length mock tests under strict timing and log sectional accuracy and time allocation

Analyze every mock error and assign it to a domain, a rule, or a pacing cause

Re-drill the weakest 40 legal and 40 comprehension items identified by mock analysis

Refresh current affairs for the most recent 60 days and update the flashcard deck

Take three full-length mocks on alternate days and hold sectional accuracy within five points of your week-7 baseline

Review only the error log and formula sheet in the final 48 hours, with no new material

Rehearse a fixed sectional time budget and test it across all three mocks

Confirm exam-day logistics and write a one-page pacing and attempt-strategy card