What is the qualifying score of AIBE 2018? Please update.

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8 years ago
Qualifying requires 40 marks. No negative markings. Each answer carry one mark. There are 100 questions.

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8 years ago
Hi, Bar Council of India (BCI) is the exam conducting authority of AIBE. BCI conducts this exam to evaluate whether a law graduate possesses the required aptitude to practice law in the country or not. Qualifying score of AIBE varies every year. It is not possible to predict the same. All the Be

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