AIBE Scores

AIBE 19 Result 2024 is expected to be announced within a month of holding the AIBE 19 Exam. The results of AIBE exam are declared after clarifying all the objections received on the answer key. The results are published on the official website - allindiabarexamination.com. The AIBE is conducted twice a year, and the result is announced separately for each exam. Once the result is announced, candidates can check their result by logging in to their account on the official website of the BCI using their registration number and date of birth. Candidates are advised to regularly check the official website of the Bar Council of India for updates and announcements regarding the AIBE result. Any information related to the result declaration date or any other important notifications will be available on the official website of the BCI.

Candidates must note that in AIBE, one mark is allotted for every correct answer. There is no negative marking for questions marked incorrect or left unanswered. AIBE Marking ParametersMarks AwardedCorrect answer+1Incorrect answer0Un-attempted question0According to AIBE 19 syllabus, there are 19 topics (law) from which questions will be framed in the certification exam. Note that the weightage carried by these topics is unequal. For example, Constitutional Law will contribute 10 questions (or 10% weightage) whereas topics like Intellectual Property Law will only contribute only 2 questions. This means the candidate mustn't spend disproportionate time preparing for topics with little weightage but use their preparation time judiciously. 

Yes, you can know the status of receiving COP Certificate of Practice) in the AIBE (All India Bar Examination) result. The result of the AIBE exam is released on the official website of the Bar Council of India, and candidates can check their results by entering their roll number and date of birth. If a candidate passes the AIBE exam, they will be awarded a Certificate of Practice (COP) by the Bar Council of India. The COP will be sent to the candidate's registered address, and the status of receiving the COP can be tracked on the official website of the Bar Council of India. Candidates can log in to their account on the official website using their roll number and date of birth to check the status of receiving their COP. Once the COP is dispatched, the tracking details of the courier will be updated on the website, which candidates can use to track their COP's delivery status. It is important to note that the COP is required for practicing law in India, and candidates must ensure that they receive their COP within a reasonable time frame. If there is any delay or issue in receiving the COP, candidates can contact the Bar Council of India for assistance.

As of my knowledge cutoff in September 2021, there is no fixed cut-off mark for the AIBE (All India Bar Examination). The Bar Council of India, which conducts the exam, does not release any official cut-off marks. However, candidates must score a minimum of 40% marks to pass the exam. The AIBE is an open book exam, and candidates are allowed to carry their study materials and notes to the exam center. However, candidates must ensure that they have a thorough understanding of the concepts and topics as they will be required to apply their knowledge to solve the questions. The exam is conducted in multiple-choice format, and candidates must answer 100 questions within a duration of 3 hours and 30 minutes. The questions are based on various legal subjects such as constitutional law, contract law, criminal law, family law, and professional ethics and conduct. Candidates who pass the AIBE exam are awarded a Certificate of Practice by the Bar Council of India, which allows them to practice law in India. Candidates who do not pass the exam can appear for the exam again in the next session by paying the requisite fees.

If the AIBE result status is showing "WITHHELD, " it means that the result of the candidate has been temporarily withheld by the Bar Council of India. The reasons for withholding the result could be due to various factors such as non-verification of documents, discrepancy in the application form, or any other irregularity observed during the examination. In such a case, candidates should contact the AIBE helpline or email the Bar Council of India to inquire about the reason for withholding their result. It is important to note that candidates must provide the correct and valid information while filling out the application form and ensure that all the required documents are uploaded correctly. Candidates can check the official AIBE website or their registered email ID regularly for updates on the status of their result. Once the result is released, candidates can download their scorecard from the official website by entering their roll number and date of birth. If a candidate's result is withheld, it is important to take appropriate steps to rectify the issue and ensure that their result is released as soon as possible, as the AIBE Certificate is required to practice law in India.

The passing marks for the AIBE (All India Bar Examination) exam vary from year to year and are decided by the Bar Council of India. However, candidates must score a minimum of 40% marks to pass the exam. The AIBE is not an open book exam anymore, and candidates are allowed to carry Bare acts without notes to the exam center. However, candidates must ensure that they have a thorough understanding of the concepts and topics as they will be required to apply their knowledge to solve the questions. The exam is conducted in multiple-choice format, and candidates must answer 100 questions within a duration of 3 hours and 30 minutes. The questions are based on various legal subjects such as constitutional law, contract law, criminal law, family law, and professional ethics and conduct. Candidates who pass the AIBE exam are awarded a Certificate of Practice by the Bar Council of India, which allows them to practice law in India. Candidates who do not pass the exam can appear for the exam again in the next session by paying the requisite fees.