ULET Syllabus 2025, Section-Wise Important Topics, Preparation Tips

ULET Syllabus 2025: The University of Rajasthan (UNIRAJ) will release the official ULET Syllabus 2025 along with the notification on the official website. Based on the previous year’s syllabus, there will be 5 major subjects included in the ULET syllabus 2025 namely, General Knowledge, Social Science, General Science, Indian Constitution, General English. ULET 2025 will consist of 150 MCQ-based questions framed out from the syllabus. Knowing the ULET syllabus 2026 thoroughly, candidates can calibrate their preparation for better performance.

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ULET Syllabus 2025 Overview

The ULET syllabus 2025 covers 5 main subjects namely, General Knowledge, Social Science, General Science, Indian Constitution, and General English. The syllabus is designed to test candidates’ awareness of current affairs, understanding of social and scientific concepts, knowledge of the Indian Constitution, and proficiency in English language skills. There will be 150 multiple-choice questions distributed equally among these 5 subjects. Familiarity with this syllabus helps candidates focus their studies effectively and perform well in the University Law Entrance Test. Here’s the overview of the ULET 2025 syllabus. 

ULET Syllabus 2025 Subject-Wise Important Topics

The ULET Syllabus 2025 covers five main subjects: General Knowledge, Social Science, General Science, Indian Constitution, and General English. Each subject includes important topics such as current affairs, political science, scientific concepts, constitutional provisions, and language skills. Here are the subject-wise important topics under the ULET 2025 syllabus. 

1. General Knowledge

• History
• Geography
• General Science
• Politics
• Economics
• Sports
• Agriculture
• Other current events of the world

2. Social Science

• Political Science.
• Sociology.
• Economics.
• Psychology.
• Anthropology.
• History.
• Geography

3. General Science

• Common drugs and their usage
• Common names of chemical compounds
• Scientific laws and theories
• SI units
• Atomic Structure
• Important facts about the human body
• Plant and animal tissues
• Viscosity and Surface Tension
• Gravitation
• Important inventions

4. Indian Constitution

• Preamble of the Indian Constitution
• Fundamental Rights and Duties
• Directive Principles of State Policy (DPSP)
• Separation of Powers
• Judicial Review
• Constitutional Amendments
• Union and State Governments
• Indian Parliament
• Judiciary - Composition, Powers and Functions
• Writs - Habeas Corpus, Mandamus, Prohibition, Certiorari, Quo Warranto
• Emergency Provisions - National Emergency, President's Rule, Financial Emergency
• Constitutional Bodies - - Election Commission, UPSC, Finance Commission, etc
• Union and State Territory
• Citizenship
• Governor
• Attorney General of India
• President of India

5. General English

• Rules For Tenses
• Rules For Prepositions
• List of Prepositions
• Rules and List of Conjunctions
• Active And Passive Voice Rules
• List of One Word Substitutions
• List of Homophones/Homonyms
• List of Synonyms and Antonyms
• Idioms And Phrases
• Spotting the Error
• Reading Comprehension
• Cloze Test
• Letter Writing Format
• Precis Writing
• Sentence Correction Questions
• Adjective Degree Of Comparison Rules
• Article Rules
• Direct & Indirect Speech Rules

ULET Syllabus 2025 Preparation Tips

Some of the preparation tips for the ULET 2025 exam are given below. 

• Start your preparation by thoroughly reviewing the ULET syllabus, focusing on the five subjects: General English, General Knowledge & Current Affairs, Indian Constitution, General Science, and Social Science.
• Allocate adequate time to each subject since the exam has an equal number of questions from all sections. 
• Use mind maps flowcharts to retain complex legal principles and improve recall during the exam.
• For the General English section, divide topics into grammar, comprehension, and vocabulary. Practice exercise on each topic separately. 
• Read newspapers to stay updated, especially on legal events and national news.
• Attempt mock tests weekly to build speed and accuracy, and to get familiar with the offline exam format. Analyze your performance to identify weak areas and improve time management.