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Malavika
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AIBE 19 (XIX) Exam to be conducted on November 24, 2024. The All India Bar examination is no longer an open-book examination. However, some books with the authors suggested by Shiksha are given below Civil Practice and Procedure Manual - Sarkar’s Criminal Manual - Universal’sOther Bare Acts - Universal Law Publishing Co Pvt Ltd.Constitution of India - Durga DasBasuCompany Law and Practice - AK Majumdar/Dr GK KapoorCivil Procedure with Limitation Act - CK TakwaniGuide to All India Bar Examination - Universal’sSure Success AIBE & JCJ - DV RaoAll India Bar Examination Guide - Shambhu Prasad ChoudharyThe C
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Suraj Kumar karn
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AIBE 19 (XIX) 2024 Best BooksAll India Bar Examination Guide Shambhu Prasad ChoudharyThe Constitution of India Bare Act with short notes Universal'sPublic International Law VK AhujaHuman Rights HO AgarwalTop Books for Evidence ActSubject Name of Book Author/PublicationEvidence Act Principles of Law of Evidence Avtar SinghThe Indian Evidence Act James Fitzjames StephenTextbook on the Law of Evidence Muhammed Munir
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Malavika
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The Bar Council of India (BCI) has released the exam pattern of AIBE (19) XIX 2024. The AIBE exam was previously conducted as an open-book exam, but from the AIBE 16 session onwards, only Bare Acts without short notes are allowed. Candidates cannot carry books, notebooks, or any textual material inside the exam hall as per the new exam pattern. According 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. The offline-based AIBE Exam carries 100 objective-type questions. Aspirants must be well prepared to meet the challe
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Pragati Singh
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Yes, if you have a degree in law, and want to practice as a Taxation Litigator in Court of Law, then qualifying AIBE to obtain the Certificate of Practice. salariesTo practice as an advocate in India, however, you must be AIBE-qualified. This means that in order to present in court on behalf of a client, you must first qualify the AIBE. However, there are numerous more ways to practice taxes law without having to appear in court. You could, for example, work as a tax consultant, tax counselor, or tax accountant. You can also provide tax advice and services in-house for a company or organization.
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Anupama Mehra
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No, mobile phones and other electronic devices such as smartwatches, tablets, and calculators were not allowed in the AIBE (All India Bar Examination) exam hall. The exam authorities had strict rules regarding prohibited items to ensure a fair and transparent examination process. Any violation of these rules, such as bringing a mobile phone, could lead to disqualification or cancellation of the candidate's exam.It was essential to carefully follow the instructions mentioned in the admit card and exam guidelines to avoid any issues on the exam day.
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Anupama Mehra
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Yes, some candidates do fail the All India Bar Examination (AIBE). Although the AIBE is an open-book exam and is designed to test the basic legal knowledge required for practicing law in India, not all candidates pass. Failure can occur due to a variety of reasons, such as:Lack of Preparation: Despite the open-book format, the exam requires familiarity with legal concepts, case laws, and the ability to quickly reference material.Mismanagement of Time: Many candidates struggle with time management, as the questions need to be answered within the specified time frame.Over-reliance on Materials: Some candidates rely too heavily on referen
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Anupama Mehra
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Yes, the Certificate of Practice (COP) for the AIBE (All India Bar Examination) can be obtained in offline mode. Once candidates pass the AIBE, the Bar Council of India (BCI) issues the COP. Typically, candidates can collect their COP from their respective State Bar Council office. Some State Bar Councils may also offer the COP collection online or via post, but it's important to verify the process directly with your State Bar Council for specific instructions.
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Anupama Mehra
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There is no limit on the number of attempts for the AIBE (All India Bar Examination). Candidates can take the exam as many times as necessary to pass. Once a candidate clears the AIBE, they are awarded a Certificate of Practice, allowing them to practice law in India. Candidates must note that there is also no age limit to appear in AIBE Exam.
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Anupama Mehra
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No, the AIBE result will not be announced in offline mode. The AIBE result is typically released online through the official website of the All India Bar Examination (AIBE), which is allindiabarexamination.com. Candidates can check their results by logging in with their registration details, such as their roll number and date of birth. The Bar Council of India (BCI) does not provide results in offline mode.
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Anupama Mehra
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The expected cutoff for AIBE 19 (All India Bar Examination) in 2024 will likely be similar to previous years. The qualifying marks are typically based on the category of the candidates:General/ OBC category: 40% (around 40 marks out of 100)SC/ ST category: 35% (around 35 marks out of 100)The AIBE exam is not competitive but a qualifying exam, meaning candidates need to meet the minimum cutoff to earn their Certificate of Practice (COP). The exact cutoff will be confirmed by the Bar Council of India (BCI) after the exam results are announced.
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