AIBE 19 (XIX) Exam date is December 22, 2024. The AIBE 19 (XIX) Exam will be held in offline, pen-and-paper mode. Check out the important topics from AIBE XIX (19) 2024 Syllabus one must prepare to qualify for the exam below.
The 19th edition of the All India Bar Examination (AIBE) will be conducted by the Bar Council of India (BCI) on December 22, 2024. Provisionally enrolled Lawyers ready to appear in the AIBE 19 (XIX) exam to obtain the Certificate of Practice (COP) are advised to check the exam pattern and updated syllabus.
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AIBE 19 (XIX) Exam Pattern 2024-25: Highlights
Candidates can take a look at the AIBE 19 exam pattern overview below:
| AIBE Exam Features |
Details |
|---|---|
| Exam mode |
pen-and-paper |
| Exam duration |
3 hours |
| Subjects |
19 law subjects |
| Total questions |
100 questions |
| Type of questions |
MCQs |
| Marking Scheme |
|
| Test medium/language |
The candidate can choose from any of the following language options:
|
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AIBE 19 (XIX) Syllabus 2024-25: An Overview
Q: What percent of AIBE syllabus will be asked directly from the Bare Acts?
As per the previous years paper analysis, almost 80-90% of AIBE syllabus is based on Bare Acts, where questions will be asked directly or based on case laws, which candidates will be able to attempt with the help of Bare Acts. In AIBE 18, candidates reported that almost 70 questions were asked directly from Bare Acts, and 30 Questions from Current Affairs General Knowledge and Case Laws. Know more about AIBE previous year questions and Bare Acts related analysis here - https://www.shiksha.com/law/aibe-exam-analysis.
Q: What is the syllabus of the AIBE exam?
The AIBE 19 application process are expected to begin anytime soon. The updated syllabus of AIBE includes 19 law subjects. The following are the most important topics: 1. Criminal Procedure Code 2. Constitutional Law 3. Code of Civil Procedure 4. Evidence Act 5. Indian Penal Code (IPC) 6. Family Law 7. Law of Contract, Specific Relief, Property Laws and Negotiable Instrument Act 8. Law of Tort including Motor Vehicles ACT and Consumer Protection Law You can check the detailed syllabus for AIBE 2024 at this Shiksha Page: https://www.shiksha.com/law/aibe-exam-syllabus.
The core subjects asked in AIBE 19 question paper 2024 with weightage are as under:
| AIBE Subjects/Syllabus |
No. of Questions |
|---|---|
| 10 marks |
|
| Cr. P. C. (Criminal Procedure Code) & (New) |
10 marks |
| Code of Civil Procedure (CPC) |
10 marks |
| I. P. C. (Indian Penal Code) & (New) |
8 marks |
| Law of Contract, Specific Relief, Property Laws, Negotiable Instrument Act |
8 marks |
| 8 marks |
|
| Evidence Act & (New) Bharatiya Sakshya |
8 marks |
| Law of Tort, including Motor Vehicles Act and Consumer Protection Law |
5 marks |
| Labour and Industrial Laws |
4 marks |
| Alternate Dispute Redressal Including Arbitration Act |
4 marks |
| Law Related to Taxation |
4 marks |
| Public Interest Litigation (PIL) |
4 marks |
| Professional Ethics and Cases of Professional Misconduct under BCI Rules |
4 marks |
| Administrative Law |
3 marks |
| Company Law |
2 marks |
| Environmental Law |
2 marks |
| Cyber Law |
2 marks |
| Land Acquisition Act |
2 marks |
| Intellectual Property Laws |
2 marks |
| Total |
100 marks |
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AIBE 19 (XIX) Syllabus 2024- Important Topics
As per the weightage, the following topics from AIBE 19 (XIX) syllabus 2024-25 are most important:
- Criminal Procedure Code with 10 marks
- Code of Civil Procedure with 10 marks
- Constitutional Law with 10 marks
- Law of Contract, Specific Relief, Property Laws, Negotiable Instrument Act with 8 marks
- IPC with 8 marks
- Evidence Act with 8 marks
- Family Law with 8 marks
- Law of Tort, including Motor Vehicles Act and Consumer Protection Law with 5 marks
AIBE 19 (XIX) Preparation Tips 2024-25
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Candidates must prepare for the bar examination with the help of Bare Act without comments, so that they can attempt the questions smoothly. To pass the AIBE examination, one needs to secure at least 40% marks (35% marks in case of SC/ ST category). Therefore, candidates should cover important topics first and prepare for AIBE with following tips:
Revision of LLB notes - AIBE is a professional exam based on the subjects studied by the candidates throughout their law graduation. Therefore, they should revise their notes prepared for the subjects. If there are no notes (which is non-viable) then candidates can obtain it from their seniors or buy it online from social media groups. However, handmade notes make it easier to revise. Candidates need to revise topics with higher weightage in AIBE syllabus first, then the ones with lesser weightage.
Bare Acts without comments - Throughout college life, a law student learns to use the Bare Acts books, but the ones with short notes. AIBE XVI onwards, only Bare Acts without comments are allowed to attempt the exam, therefore, a candidate has to change the strategy accordingly. It is best that candidates buy Bare Acts without short notes as early as possible, and start learning at least 10 sections a day from each law subject. Moreover, there are 395 articles + over 100 amendments in Constitutional law. Candidates need to schedule the remaining months accordingly if they have not started AIBE preparation already.
Landmark judgements of all time - Candidates must read landmark judgements (India) of all time that are asked in AIBE question paper:
- Maneka Gandhi vs Union of India - Article 21 (AIR 1978 SC 597)
- Sajjan Singh vs State of Rajasthan 1965 (AIR 845, 1965 SCR)
- Brij Bhushan Sharma vs Delhi 1950 (AIR 129, 1950 SCR 605)
- State of Uttar Pradesh v. Raj Narain (1975 AIR 865, 1975 SCR (3) 333)
- Shreya Singhal vs Union of India Section 66A of IT Act 2000 2015 - Right to privacy
- Joseph Shine vs Union of India 2018 - Decriminilising adultery
- Shayara Bano vs Union of India 2017 - Triple Talaq
And many more landmark subjects are available that candidates must go through regularly.
Latest judgements by Supreme Court - Every day notable judgments are passed, and candidates can go through the month-wise judgments of SC that were in media attention. AIBE question paper will carry recent judgments based questions. Moreover, candidates should also study case laws/ precedent judgments.
Past years AIBE question papers - Candidates must go through at least five-years question papers of AIBE exams held in the past. They should be refer the past years question papers of AIBE as mock tests.
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Anything you would want to ask experts?Answered Yesterday
Hi Jigyasa,
If you have filled your enrollment number in the place of the roll number on the AIBE OMR sheet, it could potentially lead to a mismatch during the verification process. The roll number is the primary identifier for your exam, and it's important that the correct details are filled out in
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Contributor-Level 9
Answered a week ago
To pass AIBE 19, a candidate must have at least 45% marks in case of being from the general or OBC category, and 40% in case of a candidate belonging to the SC/ST category. Considering you scored 43 marks, it seems that you failed to cross the pass mark.
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Contributor-Level 10
Answered a week ago
The latest cutoff for AIBE 19 held on December 22, 2024, is given below for the General/OBC category as well as for the SC/ST/PwD category.
General/OBC Category: 45% (45 marks out of 100)
SC/ST/PwD Category: 40% (40 marks out of 100)
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Contributor-Level 10
Answered a week ago
You need to send the enrollment details to AIBE. The AIBE will update accordingly.
Scholar-Level 18
Answered a week ago
The last date for correction in AIBE registration form was November 22nd 2024. So you can not correct now. Now the admit card downloading is in process from December 15th onwards.
Scholar-Level 18
Answered 2 weeks ago
The AIBE is the quintessential 'bar' examination that all law graduates in India must clear in order to be entitled to practice before any court in the country.
It assesses entry-level understanding of the knowledge of law and legal reasoning. One has to select the medium in which he/she would like t
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Contributor-Level 10
Answered 4 weeks ago
According to the Times of India, the Bar Council of India (BCI) informed that out of 144014 students who appeared for the exam 69646 passed. In response to a right-to-information application filled by Shibu Babu, it was disclosed that 1487 81 students took the exam held on December 10 last year with
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Contributor-Level 9
Answered 4 weeks ago
To access your results, you must log in using your User ID and Password on the official AIBE portal, using the same details they provided in their AIBE XIX application. The scorecard will include the candidate's roll number and qualification status, indicating whether they have passed or failed.
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Contributor-Level 10
Answered a month ago
The applications for AIBE or All India Bar Examination has been closed for this year. The exams are scheduled to be held on December 22, 2024. The last date was November 15, 2024. The candidates were allowed to select their prefered language from 11 options. This has really helped students, they c
Guide-Level 13
Answered a month ago
Yes, you are allowed to carry bilingual (diglot) bare acts without notes for the AIBE 19 exam. However, the bare acts must be unannotated and without any additional notes or highlights. Only the original, unmodified text of the bare acts is permitted. Be sure to check the official AIBE guidelines fo
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Contributor-Level 10
I filled my enrollment no. At place of roll no. In aibe omr sheet? Is there any problem regarding it?