AIBE Eligibility

Candidates must meet the AIBE eligibility criteria before filling the application form. The eligibility criteria includes academic qualification, registration with state bar council and others. Candidates applying for AIBE exam should have enrolled with their respective State Bar Council and possess an Advocate Card. There is no such minimum marks and age limit to appear for AIBE examination. Candidates have to pass the AIBE examination within two years from the completion of graduation. If the candidate is unable to pass the examination within two years of graduation, he/she will have to re-register/enroll with the state bar council to appear in the AIBE examination.

The All India Bar Examinations AIBE are conducted by the Bar Council of India to certify law graduates to practice in a court. The applicant who can fulfill the following criteria is eligible for the AIBE exam:
1. You have passed any law degree examination, be it a three-year LL.B. Course, a five-year LL.B. Course, or an LL. M.
2. You are eligible if you have obtained a passing percentage in your degree course.
3. There is no age limit, and you can appear for the AIBE exam at any age with your law degree.
4. The applicant must have an enrollment ID issued by the State Bar Council, from which you obtained your law degree. Online registrations for this year's AIBE are expected to start in November.

Key points related to State Bar Council Enrolment are:
It is mandatory for candidates to get enrolled with a state bar council for filling the AIBE application form
3-year and 5-year LL.B. Graduates can get enrolled with state bar councils
Some state bar councils conduct an online enrollment process, while in some states the candidate needs to visit the bar council office in person and collect the enrollment form. In case the candidate has passed the 3-year or 5-year LL.B. Programme before 2009-2010, they are not required to qualify the AIBE exam to practice in a court of law. For more information, please visit this link
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The objective of The All India Bar Examination AIBE is to examine an advocate's capability to practice the profession of law in India. The AIBE will assess skills at a basic level, and is intended to set a minimum benchmark for admission to the practice of law; it addresses a candidates analytical abilities and understanding basic knowledge of law. After passing the examination candidate will be awarded "Certificate of Practice" by the Bar Council of India. This exam is applicable only for enrolled advocates. Enrolment number/certificate issued by any state bar council is mandatory for application to this examination. Additional Instructions for disabled/physically challenged candidates :
1. Candidates with 50% or more disability under specific category like blindness, amputated arms will be given 20 minutes extra time per hour.
2. Candidates under this category are required to upload a self-attested copy of their disability Certificate.
3. Candidates are required to carry their disability Certificate on the day of examination as well.
4. In case disability Certificate is not uploaded during the registration process or before the release of admit card, no extra time will be provided. So from above there is no such restrictions and you can take the benefits of your disability after obtaining the appropriate disability Certificate.