I got enrolled as an advocate in August 2018. What should I do not to register for All India Bar exam?
Asked by Sarabjit Insa
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2 Answers
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Hi Sarabjit,
There is no compulsion on appearing in the AIBE. If you wish to practice law in India then you must attempt AIBE. However, if you wish to make a career as a Corporate Lawyer or you wish to practise only in your home state then your law degree and state bar council enrollment would suffice. Bar Council of India will conduct AIBE 2019 XIII (13) by the first week of December 2018. BCI, the conducting body of AIBE XIII (13)2019 will be conducting the national-level law exam to award candidates with the Certificate of Practice. Candidates will be required to attempt AIBE 2019 XIII (13) in offline mode where candidates need to a...more -
Hi, Aspirants need to have cleared LL.B. In order to meet the eligibility criteria of AIBE. Candidates are eligible to apply for AIBE XII if they are already enrolled as an advocate under Section 24 of the Advocates Act 1961. In order to meet AIBE eligibility criteria, aspirants need to submit the proof of their enrollment along with the application form for AIBE exam. https://www.shiksha.com/law/exams/aibe.
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Hi.
No
The BCI provides a fixed registration window, and once that window and the subsequent fee payment/correction periods close, the application portal is shut down. There are no options for late fees or submission after the specified dates have passed.
What Happens If You Miss the Deadline
If you miss the application deadline for AIBE 2025
- You will not be issued an admit card for the November 30, 2025 exam.
- You will be unable to appear for the All India Bar Examination in the current cycle.
- You must wait for the next AIBE examination cycle (likely in early 2026) to register and appear for the exam.
- This will delay your ability.
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Baskaran M
Your friend is eligible for AIBE XX despite not appearing for the exam since 2017. Key points:
- *No limit on attempts*: She can take the exam multiple times.
- *Eligibility criteria*: 3-year or 5-year LLB degree from a BCI-approved institution required.
- *Next steps*: Check the official AIBE website and contact the UP Bar Council for specific requirements and procedures.
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