Great news for law graduates! The Bar Council of india (BCI) has officially started the registration process for the All india Bar Examination (AIBE 20). This exam is mandatory for those who wish to obtain a Certificate of Practice (CoP) and begin their career as a professional lawyer in India.

📢 1. What Is AIBE?

The All india Bar Examination (AIBE) is a national-level certification exam conducted by the BCI.

It ensures that law graduates have the basic knowledge required to practice law.

Only those who clear AIBE receive the license to practice in courts across India.

🎓 2. Who Can Apply?

Candidates must hold a 3-year LLB or 5-year integrated LLB degree from a recognized university.

They must be enrolled with their respective State Bar Council.

Both fresh graduates and practicing lawyers (without CoP) can apply.

📅 3. Important Dates

Registration Start: september 2025

Last Date to Apply Online: Expected in october 2025

Admit Card Release: Few weeks before exam

Exam Date: To be announced soon

📝 4. Exam Pattern at a Glance

Mode: Offline (pen-and-paper)

Type: Open-book exam

Questions: 100 Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

Duration: 3 hours 30 minutes

Subjects Covered: Constitutional Law, IPC, CrPC, Evidence Act, contract Law, Family Law, Professional Ethics, etc.

💻 5. How to Register for AIBE 20

Visit the official website: allindiabarexamination.com

Click on “AIBE 20 Registration” and create an account.

Fill in personal, academic, and enrollment details.

Upload documents (LLB certificate, enrollment ID, photograph, signature).

Pay the application fee online and submit.

💰 6. application Fees

General/OBC candidates: ₹3,500 (approx.)

SC/ST/PwD candidates: ₹2,500 (approx.)

 7. Why AIBE Matters

Mandatory to practice law in indian courts.

Ensures only qualified and knowledgeable advocates represent clients.

Grants access to a professional career in litigation, corporate law, or legal consultancy.

 Bottom line: If you’ve completed your law degree, AIBE 20 is your gateway to becoming a licensed lawyer. Register now and take the next big step toward your legal career!


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