AILET is a very unique exam among all law entrance tests with few characteristics. One of my cousins graduated from NLU Delhi. Let me share some things I got to know from her, which might be useful.

• The average attempt time per question is the same as CLAT (36 sec), the scope for experimentation is quite less since the test is 90 min long.
• Being a paper-based test, marking answers on OMR sheets can be time-consuming. 
• The upside is to flip pages and glance through multiple questions in one go. Use this to your benefit.
• The LA section is mostly marked by the assertion-reasoning type of questions. This feature is not as regular in CLAT and AILET. So keep practicing.
• Unlike CLAT math, AILET does not ask much. Most questions need a few steps of calculation to get to the answers. The selection of questions is important here.
• AILET GK is generally based on your overall knowledge about current trends, your subject, etc. 

These are some things I got to know from my friend on how to prepare for AILET for an LLB degree at NLU Delhi.