AIBE 17 result expected to be out in 2nd week of April? No official update yet; Read

AIBE result is expected to be out anytime, but there is no update on official website of AIBE. Check here latest update on AIBE 17 result declaration date.

The All India Bar Examination (AIBE) result is expected to be out anytime, however, the exact date is not confirmed by the Bar Council of India. Various media reports have inforrmed that the result will be out in the second week of April 2023. No official update is available regarding AIBE 17 result date on the website. 

Previously, the exam authority has informed that AIBE 17 result will be declared in last week of February 2023. It has been more than two months since the exam was held on February 5, 2023, and no update regarding revised answer key and result is available. 

The results will be provided on the official website of AIBE - allindiabarexamination.com. BCI will also share detailed analysis on AIBE result including, gender-wise and state-wise pass percentage. 

Only those candidates who qualify AIBE 17 will be able to apply for the Certificate of Practice from their state bar councils. The extension for provisional enrollment (who were enrolled from October 2021 onwards) will end on April 30, 2023. Therefore, BCI must declare AIBE 17 result within next 15 days. 

This year, as many as 1,71,402 candidates took AIBE 17, and more than 90% candidates found the exam easier than previous sessions. The passing criteria for AIBE is 40% of total scores (evaluated after revision in the answer key) for General and OBC categories, and 35% of total scores for SC/ST/PWD category candidates. 

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