Reader's Digest: Are you worried about the Maths section in AILET 2024? Don't fret! We've got you covered with some expert tips & tricks to help you ace the AILET Maths section & boost your overall score. 

The AILET Maths section includes 10 questions, with each question carrying one mark , and can be the deciding factor for your admission to prestigious law schools.

The section consists of topics such as Profit and Loss, Time and Work, Ratio and Proportion, and more. The questions in this section are designed to test your quantitative aptitude and problem-solving skills.

Scoring well in the Maths section can improve your overall rank and increase your chances of securing admission to your dream law school. So, let's get started with some useful tips and tricks to help you prepare for the AILET Maths section.

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When to Starting Preparing for AILET Elementary Maths 2024?

Suraj, an AILET aspirant, had excellent knowledge of the law. Mathematics was, however, his greatest fear. Since childhood, he maintained a safe distance from the subject. During his preparation, he was clueless about how to solve AILET Maths questions. His friend Surya advised him on some quick AILET Maths preparation tips.

If you have grown up hating Maths subject just like Suraj, then let us remind you that it is the most scoring section since it comprises 10 questions from elementary Mathematics.

To tackle the Maths section, it's essential to understand the fundamentals first. Once you have a strong foundation, you can approach the different types of questions with ease. Additionally, learning short tricks can help you solve the AILET question papers accurately within seconds.

It's a good idea to start with Maths before moving on to the other sections. This way, you won't panic about it and can concentrate better on other areas. So, don't be afraid of Maths and start practicing today! 

What is the Best Preparation Strategy for AILET Maths 2024?

Our experts have curated some valuable tips that help enhance your AILET Maths Preparation. Following these tips will help you score better in the mathematical section of the AILET exam.

AILET Maths Preparation Tips #1 - Begin with Foundational Concepts

Develop a strong understanding of core mathematical concepts. To do this, revisit elementary and middle school math textbooks or enroll in a foundational math course.

This will ensure you have a solid base upon which to build more advanced skills. Identify the relevant topics by going through the AILET previous year questions and practice them regularly.

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Example: Understand that 3/5 is equal to 0.6 or 60%.

AILET Maths Preparation Tips #2 - Master Short Cut & Formulae

Most of the questions in this section can be solved by using formulas. Hence, it is essential to focus more on learning formulas such as percentage, average, speed & time, profit & loss, etc.

Learn and apply shortcuts and tricks to solve questions faster. This can be especially helpful in time-bound exams like AILET.

Example: To quickly calculate 15% of a number, you can first find 10% and then 5% of the number, and add the two results. So, for 15% of 80, calculate 10% of 80 (which is 8) and 5% of 80 (which is 4), then add them together (8 + 4 = 12).

Here are some important formulae and concepts that you should know for the Elementary Mathematics (Numerical Ability) section of AILET:

1. Percentages:

   • Percentage to fraction: x% = x/100
   • Fraction to percentage: x/y = (x/y) * 100%

2. Ratio and Proportion:

   • Ratio: a : b
   • Proportion: a : b :: c : d (a/b = c/d)

3. Averages:

   • Average = (Sum of all values) / (Number of values)

4. Simple Interest (SI):

   • SI = (Principal × Rate × Time) / 100

5. Compound Interest (CI):

   • CI = Principal × (1 + Rate/100)^Time - Principal

6. Profit and Loss:

   • Profit = Selling Price - Cost Price
   • Loss = Cost Price - Selling Price
   • Profit Percentage = (Profit / Cost Price) × 100%
   • Loss Percentage = (Loss / Cost Price) × 100%

7. Time and Work:

   • Work Done = Rate × Time
   • Rate = Work Done / Time

8. Time, Speed, and Distance:

   • Speed = Distance / Time
   • Distance = Speed × Time
   • Time = Distance / Speed

9. Permutations and Combinations:

   • Permutations: nPr = n! / (n-r)!
   • Combinations: nCr = n! / [(n-r)! × r!]

10. Probability:

    • Probability = (Number of favorable outcomes) / (Total number of possible outcomes)

AILET Maths Preparation Tips #4 - Solve Problems Step-by-step

Practice solving problems in a systematic manner, breaking them down into smaller steps. This will help you understand the underlying concepts better and minimize errors.

Example: To find the simple interest on $1,000 at 5% per annum for 3 years, use the formula: SI = (Principal × Rate × Time) / 100 SI = (1000 × 5 × 3) / 100 SI = 150

AILET Maths Preparation Tips #5 - Practice Mental Calculations

Develop your mental calculation skills to improve your speed and efficiency. This includes learning multiplication tables, mastering basic arithmetic operations, and practicing mental shortcuts.

Example: Practice multiplying two-digit numbers mentally, such as 13 × 24.

AILET Maths Preparation Tips #6 - Use a Problem-solving Approach

Apply problem-solving techniques to tackle questions, including identifying the question type, choosing the right formula or concept, and evaluating your answer to ensure accuracy.

If you're given a problem on time and work involving two people, first identify the individual work rates, then combine them to determine the time taken to complete the task together.

Example Problem: A shopkeeper sells an article for $900. If he had sold it for $1000, he would have made a 25% profit. What was the cost price of the article?

Step 1: Read and understand the problem. The problem states that a shopkeeper sells an article at two different prices. We need to find the cost price of the article, given the selling prices and the profit percentage.

Step 2: Identify the relevant formula or concept. In this case, we need to use the profit formula. Profit = Selling Price - Cost Price We also know that Profit Percentage = (Profit / Cost Price) × 100%

Step 3: Assign variables to the given information. Let the cost price be 'CP'. Let the selling price at which he would have made a 25% profit be $1000.

Step 4: Write down the equations using the given information. According to the problem: Profit at 25% profit = 1000 - CP Profit Percentage = 25%

Step 5: Solve the equations. Using the profit percentage formula: (Profit / Cost Price) × 100% = 25% Substituting the profit value from the first equation: ((1000 - CP) / CP) × 100% = 25%

Step 6: Simplify and solve for the unknown variable (CP). (1000 - CP) = 0.25 × CP 1000 - CP = 0.25CP 1000 = 1.25CP CP = 1000 / 1.25 CP = 800

Step 7: Interpret the result. The cost price of the article is $800.

AILET Maths Preparation Tips #7 - Focus on Improving Speed & Accuracy

Although speed and accuracy play a vital role for all the sections in the AILET exam, they are essential for the Maths section. You can not spend too much time on this section, as other sections carry more weightage.

You need to solve the questions accurately in a given time. So, learn short tricks to solve questions quickly to save time.

Practice as many questions as possible from the previous year's papers with good accuracy within a limited time frame.

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AILET Maths Preparation Tips #8 - Time Management 

Time management is critical during the exam. Allocate an appropriate amount of time for the Elementary Mathematics section based on your strengths and weaknesses in other sections.

Since the math section usually has fewer questions, spending too much time on it might leave you with insufficient time for other sections.

Incorporate timed practice sessions to simulate the exam environment. This will help you gauge your speed and improve your ability to manage time effectively during the actual exam.

For example, set a timer for 20 minutes and try to solve 10 math questions in that time frame.

Be prepared to adapt your time management strategy during the actual exam, depending on the difficulty level and question types you encounter.

For instance, if you come across a particularly challenging question, don't spend too much time on it. Instead, move on to easier questions and return to the difficult one later if time permits.

AILET Maths Preparation Tips #9 - Analyze Your Strengths & Weaknesses

Begin by identifying the math topics you're comfortable with and those that require more practice. This will help you allocate your preparation time more effectively.

For example, if you're strong in percentages but struggle with time and work problems, dedicate more time to practicing the latter.

AILET Maths Preparation Tips #10 - Solve Previous Year Papers

Practice is the key to scoring good marks in this section. Solving previous year's papers is one of the best preparation methods to improve your time management skills and speed.

Also, it will help you understand the difficulty level and the type of questions asked in the exam. Try regularly practising as many questions as possible from the previous question papers.

How to Attempt Maths Questions in AILET 2024 Exam?

The following are simple tips for solving the maths questions in the AILET Entrance Exam. 

• Ten questions will be asked in this section. Therefore, you must allow at least 20 minutes to solve this section.
• The difficulty level of each question will vary. Hence, you may require more time for tough questions.
• Ensure to understand the question carefully before proceeding with answering. 
• After analyzing the question, choose the correct option with complete accuracy. 
• While doing any calculations in the rough sheet during the exam, retain them.
• Try to complete this section well in advance before the time limit.

List of Important Topics for AILET Maths Preparation 2024

As said above, the Mathematics section includes questions from AILET syllabus. Here is the table of important topics:

Percentage	Time & Work
Simple Interest	Probability
Compound Interest	Time Speed Distance
Ratio & Proportion	Average
Number system (H.C.F & L.C.M)	Profit, Loss & Discounts
Data Interpretation	Areas & Volumes

Best Books for AILET Maths Preparation 2024

Here is the list of best preparation books for AILET:

Book Title	Author	Publisher
Quantitative Aptitude for AILET	Disha Experts	Disha Publication
Mathematics for CLAT and AILET	Shubham Agarwal	LexisNexis India
AILET Guide	Arihant Experts	Arihant Publications
Fast Track Objective Arithmetic	Rajesh Verma	Arihant Publications
AILET Mathematics	Deepak Agarwal	Pearson India
Magical Book on Quicker Maths	M Tyra	S Chand Publishing
The Pearson Guide to AILET	Gaurav Mehta & Ravi	Pearson India

Sample AILET Maths Questions

To help you understand which questions can be asked under the Maths section, we have provided a few important AILET Maths Questions for the upcoming exam.

Q1) The pie charts here show some automobile parts manufactured by an automobile company at its Pune and Nagpur plants in 2009. Study the pie charts and answer questions. The number of total auto parts produced at both plants is the same.

Q.2) If the Nagpur plant produced 800000 tires, then the number of horns produced by it was:

A. 12000

B. 18500

C. 75000

D. 60000

Q.3) How many per cent more tubes were produced at the Pune plant than the Nagpur plants?

A. 14%

 B. 12%

C. 8%

 D. 3%

Q.4) The ratio of the number of horns produced at the Nagpur plant to that produced at the Pune plant is:

A. 3:7

 B. 10:3

 C. 7:3

 D. 7:10

Q.5) If the third and the tenth term of an arithmetic progression are 14 and 56, respectively, then the arithmetic mean of the first 15 terms of the arithmetic progression is

(A) 40

(B) 44

(C) 80

(D) 34

Q.6) Ronnie has a bag containing seven red and nine green balls. From it, he draws out six balls simultaneously at random. The probability that 4 of them are red and the rest are green is

(A) 24/143

(B) 45/286

(C) 155/2001

(D) 302/1005

Q.7) City A is connected to City B by four highways, and City B is connected to City C by three highways. Kesari wants to travel from City A to City C via City B. In how many ways can Kesari do it?

(A) 4

(B) 7

(C) 10

(D) 12

Q.8) The number of integral values of x satisfying the inequation |x| < 4 is

(A) 7

(B) 8

(C) 9

(D) 10

Q.9) Bhiku borrowed money from Dhanraj to admit his daughter to a reputed Law School. He agreed to pay the interest-free loan of ₹ 60 000 in monthly instalments, which increased by a constant amount.

After the 20th instalment, he found he had paid ¾ of the loan. If cleared the entire loan this way in 25 instalments, find out the value of the first instalment.

(A) ₹ 1560 (B) ₹ 1067 (C) ₹ 1680 (D) ₹ 1987

Q.10) Arsh takes up a job wherein he is given a target each working day. For each day he meets the target, he is paid ₹ 105; for each day he does not, he is paid ₹ 18 less. If, by the end of a month, he is paid a total of ₹ 2988, how many days does he meet the target?

(A) 21 (B) 12 (C) 10 (D) 14

Q.11) A fruit vendor purchases two oranges at the rates of 12 oranges for ₹ 18 and 18 oranges for ₹ 12. He mixes the two varieties in a 2 : 3 and sells the mixed stock for ₹ 144 for ten dozen. What percentage of profit or loss does he make?

(A) 26 ¾% (B) 34¼% (C) 20% (D) 28%

Q.12) If the price of each book goes up by ₹ 5, then Asha can buy 20 books more miniature for ₹ 1200. Find the original price and the number of books Asha could buy at the actual price.

(A) ₹ 25, 50 (B) ₹ 20, 60 (C) ₹ 15, 80 (D) ₹ 10, 90

Conclusion

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