CLAT, AILET, NIFT and NID practice with a plan after each test
Law: CLAT and AILET. Design: the NIFT and NID DAT written tests.
Each test follows the latest official pattern for its exam: the sections, the number of questions, the time and the marking. The questions are original papers written for this site, not official papers.
Law and design tests ask for different skills, so each exam keeps its own practice. After every test you see the topics that cost you the most marks and practise exactly those.
Law and design exams
CLAT mock tests
Undergraduate admission test for the National Law Universities: 120 passage-based questions in two hours, one mark each, with a quarter-mark deducted for a wrong answer.
AILET mock tests
NLU Delhi's own admission test. The B.A.LL.B.(Hons.) paper has 150 multiple-choice questions in two hours: English 50, current affairs and general knowledge 30, logical reasoning 70, with 0.25 deducted for a wrong answer.
NIFT mock tests
Bachelor of Design General Ability Test: 100 objective questions in 120 minutes, one mark each, with 0.25 deducted for a wrong answer, in English or Hindi.
NID DAT mock tests
DAT Prelims for the undergraduate design programmes: one pen-and-paper paper in English, about three hours, with 25 marks of short objective questions and 75 marks of drawing, design and written tasks. No negative marking has been published.
How it helps you improve
- Take a full test: Timed and marked like the real exam.
- See your analysis: Your score by section and topic, and the topics that cost you the most.
- Practise those topics: Short sets, with an explanation after every question.
- Take the next test: It shows whether your practice worked.
Questions and answers
Are these official CLAT, AILET, NIFT or NID papers?
No. The tests are original papers written for this site in the pattern of each exam’s latest official notice. They are practice, not official CLAT, AILET, NIFT or NID material.
Do the design tests include the drawing and studio parts?
The written, objective parts are marked here. Drawing and creative tasks are described on each exam’s page, with what the examiners look for.
What happens after I finish a test?
You see your score by section and by topic, every answer with its explanation, and the topics to practise first. The next test shows whether those topics improved.
Are the tests free?
Yes. The tests and the practice are free. A free account keeps your results, your weak topics and your plan.
Official pages
- CLAT 2027 UG question format
- AILET at National Law University Delhi
- NIFT Admissions 2026 prospectus
- NID admissions website