AIBE XVII (17) 2022 exam dates out, Application to begin from December 13, Check details here

The application form of AIBE 2022 will be available from December 13, and AIBE XVII will be held on February 5, 2023. Check details here.

The Bar Council of India (BCI) has released the examination dates of AIBE 2022 on Saturday, December 10. The application form of AIBE 2022 will be available from December 13, and AIBE XVII will be held on February 5, 2023. The schedule has been shared on the social media page of Bar Council of Panjab and Haryana, and it is yet to be uploaded on the official website of BCI. Moreover, the official website of AIBE - allindiabarexamination.com is yet to go live, as the status remains "Our Website is currently undergoin maintenance. We'll be back very soon. Sorry for inconvenience". 

The notification published for AIBE 2022 exam date states, "Notification with regard to schedule of All India Bar Examination- XVII Dear Candidate (s), It is hereby notified that AIBE- XVII has been scheduled to held on 5th February 2023. The detailed schedule for conducting this examination is as follows:

Candidates can check the official notification as under: 

The exam authority is yet to provide following details about AIBE 2022 exam: 

• Mode of examination
• Testing authority
• Status of examination material (whether an open book exam or not)
• Marking scheme (Negative marking or not)

The details will be confirmed once the exam authority uploads it on the official website. 

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