Is AIBE 2024 Syllabus released?

No, AIBE 2024 Syllabus is yet to be released by the official authority.

What is the AIBE 2024 Syllabus?

The AIBE syllabus include 19 topics such as Constitutional Law, Indian Penal Code (IPC), Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC), Code of Civil Procedure (CPC), Evidence Act, Alternative Dispute Redressal including Arbitration Act, etc.

Is there negative marking in AIBE?

No, there are no negative marking for AIBE Exam. Applicants are awarded 1 mark for every correct answer.

What is the pass mark in AIBE?

Applicants of general and OBC category must have scored a minimum of 40 marks. Applicants of SC/ST category must have scored a minimum of 35 marks.

What type of questions come in Aibe exam?

AIBE Exam will include a total of 100 multiple-choice questions. Applicants will be required to fill in the OMR sheet.

AIBE 19 Syllabus 2024, Check Subject-Wise Topic Syllabus

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The Bar Council of India (BCI) has not yet published the notification for the All India Bar Examination (AIBE) 2024 syllabus on its official website. However, the syllabus tends to remain consistent from year to year. The AIBE exam questions are crafted to assess candidates’ fundamental understanding of legal subjects and their analytical abilities. Read this article for more information on the AIBE XIX Syllabus 2024, including important topics categorized by subject.

AIBE 19 Syllabus 2024

Candidates can familiarise themselves with the AIBE 19 Syllabus 2024 allows candidates to plan their study schedule effectively, focusing on prioritized topics. Candidates have the flexibility to attempt the exam in any of the 25 languages provided, including Hindi, English, Gujarati, Konkani, Nepali, Urdu, Dogri, Telugu, Tamil, Punjabi, Kashmiri, Oriya, Bodo, Assamese, Kannada, Odia, Malayalam, Sanskrit, Santhali, Bengali, Marathi, Kannada, Manipuri, Sindhi, and Maithili. Check the table provided below for the AIBE XIX Syllabus:

AIBE XIX Syllabus 2024
Name of Organization	Bar Council of India (BCI)
Exam Name	AIBE XIX Exam 2024
Full Name	All India Bar Examination (AIBE)
Exam Frequency	Twice a year
Exam Mode	Offline (Pen-Paper based OMR Test)
Test Mode	Open-book Test
Official Website	http://www.allindiabarexamination.com/

AIBE 19 Topic Wise Syllabus

To make it easier, we have provided the topic-wise syllabus here. Enhance your preparation by going through the topics mentioned below.

Topic	Sub-topics Covered
1. Constitutional Law	Salient Features of the Indian Constitution Fundamental rights, Legislative process Directive principle of state policy Emergency powers, Federalism
2. Indian Penal Code (IPC)	General Principles of Crime Principles of criminal liability Criminal act by several persons or groups (Section 34-38) Offences affecting human life, Criminal trespass
3. Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC)	Introductory and pre-trial process Salient features of the Juvenile justice Salient features of the probation of offenders act Criminal rules and practice
4. Code of Civil Procedure (CPC)	Difference between procedural law and substantive law Suits in particular cases Appearance and examination of parties such as discovery. inspection, and production of documents
5. Evidence Act	Difference between substantive law and procedural law Central conceptions in the law of evidence, Relevancy & admissibility of confessions, Character evidence
6. Alternative Dispute Redressal, including Arbitration Act	Different dispute resolution methods (inquisitorial and adversarial), Arbitration, Conciliation, Negotiation, Mediation
7. Family Law	Hindu law, Hindu undivided family, Inheritance & succession, Law relating to the Hindu minority & guardianship
8. Public Interest Litigation	Concept of Public Interest Litigation in India Procedural law in the public interest litigation Judicial Activism to Public Interest Litigation Act Role of the judiciary in the enforcement of rights through public interest litigation and social action litigation
9. Administrative Law	Nature & scope of administrative law Judicial power of administration Corporations and public undertakings
10. Professional Ethics & Cases of Professional Misconduct under BCI rules	Legal profession and its responsibilities Duty to the court Selected major Supreme Court judgments Selected opinions of the Bar Council of India
11. Company Law	Companies Act of 1956 Articles of Association Issue of shares SEBI Act, 1992 FEMA Act, 1999
12. Environmental Law	Idea of the environment Environmental policy & law Prevention and control of pollution Biological diversity & legal order Environment Protection Act of 1986
13. Cyber Law	Fundamentals of cyberspace Intellectual property issues Indian penal law & cybercrime Obscenity & Pornography Change in Indian law, Digital evidence, Investigation & adjudication issues
14. Labour & Industrial Laws	Industrial Disputes Act of 1947 Trade Unions Act of 1926 Labour welfare legislation Minimum Wages Act of 1948
15. Law of Tort, including the Motor Vehicle Act and Consumer Protection Law	General condition of liability in tort Justification of tort, Remedies and damages Personal Capacity, Consumer Protection Act, 1986
16. Law related to Taxation	Direct taxes Indirect taxes Customs and Duties
17. Land Acquisition Act	Preliminary investigation Publication of the preliminary notification Payment of damages Declaration of the intended acquisition Award by the collector, Temporary occupation of land, Acquisition of land for companies
18. Intellectual Property Laws	Introductory aspects Patents Trademarks Geographical indications Indian copyright law
19. Law of Contract, Specific Relief, Property Laws, Negotiable Instrument Act	Validity, discharge, and performance of contract law Remedies and quasi-contracts Specific contract Bailment and pledge Doctrine of election

AIBE 19 Exam Pattern 2024

The AIBE XIX 2024 Entrance Exam will be conducted offline using OMR sheets, allowing candidates 3 hours and 30 minutes to complete the test. Candidates with a disability exceeding 80% will receive an additional 30 minutes for the exam. The test will be available in 11 languages, providing candidates with a broader choice of language options. A total of 100 multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are presented in the AIBE Test, with a total weightage of 100 marks. The question paper will consist of two sections, Part I and Part II.

AIBE 2024 Exam Pattern details are presented below. Any change in the exam pattern will be updated here as soon as it is notified on the official website.

AIBE 19 Exam Pattern 2024
Exam mode	Paper-Based Test
Exam duration	3 hours 30 minutes
Test medium	11 languages
Subjects	19 law subjects
Total Questions	100 questions
Type of questions	MCQs
Marking Scheme	One mark for every correct option, no negative marking in case of wrong attempts

AIBE 19 Subject-wise Weightage

The AIBE XIX Syllabus 2024 encompasses 19 topics from the undergraduate level of law. It is recommended that candidates review the previous year question papers as it helps in comprehending the covered topics. Below is the subject-wise weightage for the AIBE 2024 Exam:

Topic/Subject	Number of Questions
Constitutional Law	10
I.P.C (Indian Penal Code)	8
Cr. P.C (Criminal Procedure Code)	10
C.P.C (Code of Civil Procedure)	10
Evidence Act	8
Alternative Dispute Redressal including Arbitration Act	4
Family Law	8
Public Interest Litigation	4
Administrative Law	3
Professional Ethics & Cases of Professional Misconduct under BCI rules	4
Company Law	2
Environmental Law	2
Cyber Law	2
Labour & Industrial Laws	4
Law of Tort, including Motor Vehicle Act, consumer protection Law	5
Law concerning Taxation	4
Law of Contract, Specific Relief, Property Laws, and NegotiableInstrument Act	8
Land Acquisition Act	2
Intellectual Property Laws	2
Total	100

AIBE 2024 Marking Scheme

In the AIBE 19 Exam 2024 Marking Scheme, candidates are awarded one mark for each correct answer. However, there is no penalty for incorrect answers, meaning no marks are deducted for wrong responses. Similarly, no marks are awarded or deducted for unattempted questions. This approach encourages candidates to provide answers without the fear of losing marks for incorrect responses, fostering a balanced and fair assessment environment. Candidates can focus on answering questions to the best of their knowledge without the pressure of negative marking.