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AIBE 20: All India Bar Examination 2025 Instructions Released, Exam Scheduled for November 30

“AIBE 20 2025 exam instructions and guidelines released by Bar Council of India”

AIBE 20: All India Bar Examination 2025 Instructions Released, Exam Scheduled for November 30

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AIBE 20: All India Bar Examination 2025 Instructions Released, Exam On November 30

The Bar Council of India (BCI) has officially issued the instructions and updated guidelines for the AIBE 20 (2025) exam. The All India Bar Examination will take place on November 30, 2025, across multiple centers in India. Law graduates preparing for their Certificate of Practice (CoP) must carefully follow the latest requirements, eligibility criteria, and exam-day rules.

AIBE continues to be one of the most significant examinations for advocates, as it ensures minimum professional standards within the legal profession. With the release of the AIBE 20 instructions, candidates now have clarity on expected documents, exam pattern, OMR sheet rules, and permissible study materials.

Key Highlights of AIBE 20 (2025)

1. Exam Date

November 30, 2025 (Sunday)

Conducted offline (pen-and-paper).

2. Who Can Apply

Candidates who have completed a 3-year or 5-year LL.B degree from a recognized university.

Enrollment with State Bar Council is mandatory before exam day.

3. Exam Pattern

Offline OMR-based test

100 objective-type questions

Duration: 3 hours 30 minutes

No negative marking

Open-book allowed only for limited materials (updated guidelines apply)

4. Passing Marks

General/OBC: 45%

SC/ST/Disabled: 40%

Documents Required on Exam Day

Candidates must carry:

AIBE 20 Admit Card

State Bar Council Enrollment Certificate

Valid Photo ID (Aadhaar/Passport/Voter ID/Driving Licence)

Black/Blue ballpoint pens

Allowed study material (if permitted)

Failure to present valid documents may result in disqualification.

Updated Exam-Day Instructions

Candidates must report at least 90 minutes before the exam.

Electronic gadgets such as mobile phones, smartwatches, and calculators are strictly banned.

Only approved bare acts without notes may be allowed based on BCI’s final update.

The OMR sheet must be filled carefully; multiple answers will be considered incorrect.

Students must follow seating arrangements and identity verification.

Why AIBE 20 Is Important for Law Graduates

Clearing AIBE is essential to obtain the Certificate of Practice, which legally authorizes an advocate to practice in courts across India.
It validates:

Professional competence

Knowledge of fundamental laws

Readiness for legal practice

AIBE 20 also introduces updated guidelines reinforcing ethical and procedural knowledge for upcoming lawyers.

FAQ  on AIBE 20 (2025)

1. When will AIBE 20 take place?

AIBE 20 is scheduled for November 30, 2025.

2. Is the AIBE exam open-book?

AIBE is partially open-book, depending on the year’s guidelines. Only bare acts without notes may be allowed.

3. What is the minimum passing score?

General/OBC: 45%

SC/ST/Disabled: 40%

4. Can I appear without State Bar Council enrollment?

No. Enrollment is mandatory before the exam.

5. Is AIBE mandatory to practice law in India?

Yes. Passing AIBE is essential to receive the Certificate of Practice.

6. How many attempts are allowed?

Unlimited attempts—there is no attempt restriction.

source credit : Puniti Pandey

Published on : 26  th     November

Published by : Reddy kumar

Credit: Written by Vizzve Finance News Desk

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