All India Bar Examination AIBE Exam is a national level examination which is conducted by the Bar Council of India (BCI) with the objective of assessing the capability of advocate who want to practice law in India.

AIBE is the qualifying examination to get the “Certificate of Practice” for legal profession.

BCI will award the certificate to those candidates who will qualify the offline examination of AIBE.

AIBE Eligibility Criteria

Candidates either have passed 3 years or 5 years LL.B. degree from a BCI recognized law school.

No minimum percentage is required in the qualifying examination in order to apply for AIBE.

In order to appear the AIBE, it is must for the law graduates to be enrolled with respective State Bar Council. Candidate must possess the advocate enrollment card issued by State Bar Council.

Age Criteria:

There is no prescribed age limit for writing AIBE.

Nationality: Candidates should be an Indian national.

Number of Attempts:

There is no limit in attempts for AIBE.

Candidates can appear this examination any number of times.

AIBE (11) Exam Pattern

The test was conducted in offline mode. Candidates have to mark the answers in OMR sheet.

The test was contain Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ).

There was total 100 questions in AIBE.

The examination was carry questions from 20 subjects. These subjects was divided into category-I and category-II. Each subject of category-I was have 7 questions while Category-II subjects was have 23 questions in total. 23-questions of Part-2 was include questions from at least 5 subjects of Category II.

Parts: The test was consisting of 2 parts i.e. Part I and Part II. Category I subjects was included in Part I while category-2 subjects was included in Part II.

AIBE was conducted in 11 languages and candidates have the choice to take the examination in any one of the languages.

Candidates was provided with 3 hours and 30 minutes to complete the examination.

No negative marking in the examination.