AILET 2018 Analysis

* The difficulty level of a section is assessed as a function of both the toughness of questions as well as deviation from the expected pattern

Sectional Analysis:

1. English :

Reading Comprehension and Parajumbles were conspicuously absent. Few vocabulary questions were present in the form of idioms. This section was dominated by Grammar questions, including sentence correction, subjectverb, parts of speech. Figure of speech – oxymoron was a surprise. Overall a moderate section.

2. General Knowledge:

The GK section had fewer static and predominantly current affairs questions. Those who had been following the news and the ALP GK banks carefully would have been able to answer the current affairs questions. Overall an easy to moderate section.

3. Legal Aptitude:

This section was a lengthy one. Around 14 Principle-based questions present, with most of them having multiple principles and extra information causing it to be slightly tricky. Remaining questions were on Legal GK – standard as well as some based on current affairs. This could be considered a moderate section.

4. Reasoning:

This section had no surprises. It was equally balanced with Analytical Reasoning and Critical Reasoning. Arrangement puzzles, series, coding, directions, odd-one out, Probably true/false, Assertion-reasoning, paragraph-based. Overall easy to moderate section.

5. Mathematics:

This was an easy section with no surprises. Arithmetic questions dominated this section with averages, time, speed & distance, clocks, mensuration. Students who had practised concepts would have done this fairly well

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