Which books should I refer to get the best results in AIBE? Which are the most important topics to focus?

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    Krishna Rodge | Contributor-Level 7

    7 years ago
    Hi,
    AIBE is an open book examination conducted by the BCI and is not that difficult examination, as it is a MCQ based. Wherein having basic knowledge about law and basic concepts cleared shall be very helpful.
    The exam being MCQ based, there is no need of learning things. Only having a thorough knowledge would help. The subject list is posted on the AIBE website and also subject wise distribution of marks is mentioned, which proves very helpful to study.
    Sections, articles, case laws and illustrations mentioned below the sections should be read carefully as we often do not concentrate much on the illustrations part.
    Constitutional Law and
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    Abhishek Vikram Lawyer.UPSC Aspirant,Avid reader | Guide-Level 13

    7 years ago
    Well, AIBE is not a tough examination and recently a notification was issued regarding the subjects. The exam is an MCQ based and thus not must theoretical study is needed.
    IPR is amongst new subjects that has been included.
    However, it is an open book exam and also some of study material is provided by the Bar Council of India, once you register yourself for the exam.
    However, you are advised to check previous year papers and try solve to them as you get repeated questions sometimes.
    Also, sections and articles are quite important for criminal law and constitution.
    The landmark judgements are also to be kept remembered as principles are as
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