AIBE XVIII Entrance Exam 2023

AIBE XVIII registration's last date

AIBE XVIII entrance exam 2023 will be conducted on 29 October 2023. The All India Bar Examination (AIBE Entrance Exam) is performed to evaluate the aptitude of an advocate to practice law in India. AIBE entrance examination is conducted to test the foundational skills of candidates, and it sets a standard minimum requirement for entry into the legal profession. The test assesses a candidate’s analytical capabilities and comprehension of fundamental legal knowledge.

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Upon successful completion of the examination, the Bar Council of India will bestow the candidate with a “Certificate of Practice”.

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The All India Bar Examination (AIBE) is administered in 40 cities throughout India. Candidates will have the option to choose from 11 languages in which he/she wants to take the exam. The examination will be conducted in a multiple-choice format, an open-book test.

AIBE XVIII Entrance Exam Schedule

Registration Started16-Aug-23
Registration Closes30-Sep-23
Last Date of Payment30-Sep-23
Admit Card release date10-Oct
Admit Card releasing date20-Oct
Examination Date29-Oct-23

AIBE Passing percentage

BCI has mentioned minimum passing marks for each category as follows:
General/ OBC category – 40% marks out of the total marks
SC/ ST category – 35% marks out of the total marks.

AIBE Eligibility Criteria
To take AIBE, candidates need to fulfil the eligibility criteria as mentioned below:
Education: Candidate must have a three- or five-year LLB degree from a recognised institute or university
It is a must for candidates to be enrolled as advocates with respective State Bar Councils, according to Section 24 (1) (f) of the Advocates Act, 1961.

There are no age restrictions for individuals applying to take the exam, neither for the upper nor lower age ranges

AIBE Application Fee

Rs 3,560 for the General/OBC category
Rs 2,560 for SC/ST category
AIBE Entrance Exam Pattern

Mode of Exam: The exam is in offline (OMR) mode.
Language: You can choose 11 languages for attempting the examination.
Type of Questions: Multiple choice questions are asked in the examination.
Number of Questions: Total of 100 questions.
Duration of Exam: 3 hours.
Marking Scheme: Each question will be 1 mark.
Negative Marking: There will be no negative marking.

ubjectNumber of Questions
Constitutional Law10
Criminal Procedure Code CrPC10
Indina Penal Code IPC8
Evidence Act8
Code of Civil Procedure10
Alternate Dispute Redressal including arbitational Act4
Public Interest Litigation (PIL)4
Family Law8
Administrative Law3
Company Law2
Professional Ethics and cases of professional misconduct under BCI rules4
Environmental law2
Labour Law4
Law of Tort.Motor Vehicle Act and Consumer Protection Law5
Law related to Taxation2
Land Acquisition Act8
IPR2
Cyber Law2
Law of Contract,Specific relief, property laws, Negotiable Instrument Act8
Total Questions100

FAQS About AIBE

1. Is AIBE Mandatory?
Appearing for the AIBE exam is mandatory for all law graduates who have completed their degrees in or after 2010. However, advocates who graduated in the year 2009 or before are exempted from taking the exam to practice law.

2 . Can I practice without Aibe?
Ans – Yes if you are registered with the state bar council, you can practice law before clearing AIBE.

3. What are the minimum passing criteria

40 per cent for general students while it is 35 per cent for reserved category students

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