AILET Coaching in
Hauz Khas

The best AILET coaching in Hauz Khas combines a dedicated NLU Delhi-focused batch, NLU-alumni faculty, AILET-calibrated mocks and verifiable results. Our Hauz Khas centre runs a purpose-built AILET batch a short walk from Hauz Khas Metro, has produced an AILET AIR 4, and is led by an academic framework headed by an NLIU Bhopal advocate — with small capped batches for personal attention.

Our Hauz Khas centre is at 14, Second Floor, Kaushalya Park, Kharera, Hauz Khas, New Delhi – 110016, near Hauz Khas Metro Station (Yellow Line), Gate 1. It is open Monday to Saturday, 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM, with a study hall for self-study. Call or WhatsApp us to book an AILET demo or counselling visit.

Yes. Our Hauz Khas centre runs a dedicated AILET Special Batch built purely around NLU Delhi's 150-question paper — reasoning-heavy, with NLU Delhi-focused material and full-length AILET mocks. Most aspirants take the integrated CLAT + AILET track and add AILET-specific drills, since the syllabi overlap ~80% and that keeps NLU Delhi plus the 24 CLAT NLUs open.

Our centre is a short walk from Hauz Khas Metro Station (Yellow Line) — exit at Gate 1 and the centre is on the second floor at Kaushalya Park, Kharera. The Yellow Line connects directly to Green Park, Saket, Malviya Nagar and Central Delhi, making the centre easy to reach from across South Delhi for evening AILET batches.

NLU Delhi is in the capital, and Delhi is the epicentre of AILET preparation — the deepest pool of AILET-specialist faculty and the most competitive NLU-Delhi-focused peer group are here. Hauz Khas sits at the centre of that, on the Yellow Line near IIT Delhi and the Kalu Sarai coaching cluster, so your AILET mocks are benchmarked against serious NLU Delhi aspirants.

AILET coaching fees at our Hauz Khas centre depend on the track — typically around ₹45,000–₹85,000 for a focused AILET batch and ₹85,000–₹1,50,000 for an integrated CLAT + AILET 1-year programme, with material and the full AILET mock series included. Because the integrated track covers both exams for roughly one fee, most aspirants choose it. Book a free counselling visit for exact fees.

Yes. Our Hauz Khas centre serves the whole of South Delhi — Green Park (one metro stop away), Saket and Malviya Nagar (direct on the Yellow Line), plus SDA, Safdarjung, South Extension, Munirka and Vasant Vihar. Students from IIT Delhi and nearby colleges also attend our AILET batch. If commuting isn't convenient, the same faculty teach our live online AILET batch.

Our Hauz Khas centre runs a dedicated AILET Special Batch (evening), an integrated CLAT + AILET track (morning/evening), an AILET dropper batch, a weekend option, and an online live AILET batch. Batches are capped small for named-mentor attention. The evening AILET slot suits school and college students, and the integrated track is the most popular choice.

Yes. We run a dedicated AILET dropper/repeater batch at Hauz Khas starting after Class 12 results, on an accelerated 8-month track. It focuses on AILET-specific full-length mocks, detailed error analysis and 1-on-1 mentorship that diagnoses why the previous NLU Delhi attempt fell short — most often in Logical Reasoning, where AILET ranks are won or lost.

AILET is a 150-question MCQ paper in 120 minutes across three sections — Logical Reasoning (~70), English Language (~50) and Current Affairs & GK (~30) — with –0.25 negative marking and no sectional time limit. Our Hauz Khas AILET batch is built around exactly this, with the heaviest practice on Logical Reasoning, since it is nearly half the paper and decides most NLU Delhi ranks.

AILET 2027 is expected on 13 December 2026 (offline, conducted by NLU Delhi), with the application opening around July–August 2026. Ideally start 12–16 months ahead — Class 11 students suit a 2-year integrated foundation, Class 12 students a 1-year track, and droppers an accelerated plan. Visit the Hauz Khas centre to map the right AILET batch for your timeline.

Both options exist. Our Hauz Khas centre runs the offline AILET Special Batch and integrated track in person, with in-person doubt-clearing and a study hall, plus an online live AILET batch taught by the same faculty. Enrolled students can switch between offline and online within the same programme year at no extra cost — useful during school exams or if your schedule changes.

Yes. Students enrolled at Hauz Khas can switch to the online live AILET batch anytime within the same programme year at no extra cost, and switch back if needed. You keep the same NLU-alumni faculty, NLU Delhi material and AILET mock access throughout — helpful for South Delhi students during board exams or any change in routine.

AILET batches at Hauz Khas are purpose-built for NLU Delhi's paper — 150 questions, three sections, faster pace and a heavier Logical Reasoning load — while CLAT feeds the other 24 NLUs. The syllabi overlap ~80%, so most aspirants take the integrated track and layer AILET-specific drills and mocks on top. The strategy and timing differ even though the foundation is shared.

For most aspirants, yes. AILET is the only route into NLU Delhi, while CLAT covers 24 other NLUs, and the syllabi overlap ~80%. Our Hauz Khas integrated track prepares you for both, with AILET-specific reasoning drills and mocks added. It keeps every NLU open for roughly one fee — though we also offer an AILET-only batch if NLU Delhi is your sole target.

Yes — our centre is a short walk from Hauz Khas Metro Station (Yellow Line), Gate 1, on the second floor at Kaushalya Park, Kharera. Being on the Yellow Line, it is easy to reach for evening AILET batches from across South and Central Delhi, which matters for school and college students fitting NLU Delhi preparation around their existing timetable.

Based on recent AILET trends, General-category aspirants typically need a rank within the top 60–70 to secure a B.A. LL.B. seat at NLU Delhi — usually a score above roughly 125 out of 150. Cut-offs vary by year and category, with reserved-category cut-offs lower. Our Hauz Khas AILET batch is calibrated to push you toward that NLU Delhi cut-off band.

Yes. Our Hauz Khas AILET batch includes NLU Delhi-focused study material — reasoning workbooks, previous papers and subject notes — plus a weekly current-affairs and legal-GK pipeline for AILET's ~30-question GK section. We keep the GK pipeline updated through to exam day so you build it steadily rather than cramming near the exam.

Our Hauz Khas AILET batch includes a full series of AILET-specific full-length mocks calibrated to NLU Delhi's 150-question pattern and tighter pace, plus sectional and Logical-Reasoning-focused tests. After each mock you get rank, percentile and section-wise gap analysis, so your revision targets exactly where you are losing the NLU Delhi cut-off.

Yes. The Hauz Khas study hall is open Monday to Saturday (9:00 AM–8:00 PM) and on Sundays (9:00 AM–6:00 PM) for self-study — useful for AILET aspirants who want a focused environment for reasoning practice and mock review away from home distractions, in addition to scheduled class hours.

Yes. You can book a free AILET demo class or counselling session at our Hauz Khas centre — attend one live session, meet the faculty, see the AILET-specific teaching and material, and then decide. Call or WhatsApp us, or submit the enquiry form, and we will schedule your visit at a convenient time. There is no commitment to enrol.

Enrolling is simple: book a free AILET demo or counselling visit at the Hauz Khas centre, take a short diagnostic test so we can place you in the right track (AILET-only, integrated or dropper), then complete admission and start with material, mocks and a mentor from day one. Enrol in person at 14 Kaushalya Park, Kharera, or begin by phone or WhatsApp.