AIBE XVII Exam Analysis 2023 (OUT): Check Detailed Paper Analysis & Student Review

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Updated on Apr 28, 2023 23:02 IST

AIBE exam analysis 2023 has been provided by test-takers, giving details about the exam difficulty level. AIBE 17 was an easy paper as 90% candidates who took the exam could attempt 60+ questions without referring to Bare Acts. There were more than 50 questions directly from Bare Acts, therefore, those who carried all sets of Bare Acts can easily score above 80 marks. Know here all about AIBE 17 exam analysis are shared by candidates.

Every year, Shiksha connects with AIBE candidates to get details of the question papers and overall conduct of examination. Until 2020, AIBE was conducted as an open book exam, and candidates faced difficulties as it was not confirmed from the questions would be asked. But, from AIBE XVI onwards, the exam is no longer an open book exam, which gave candidates a relief from carrying extra loads of study material to the exam centre. Prior to this change, candidates used to carry bundles of books in a trolley bag to attemp the bar examination. Now that candidates only allowed to carry Bare Acts with them, they felt a little relaxed for attempting the bar examination. Know here all about AIBE exam analysis with details of the exam pattern and subjects.

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AIBE 17 Exam Analysis 2023
AIBE Previous Years Analysis
Important FAQs for AIBE Exam Analysis

AIBE 17 Exam Analysis 2023

BCI has conducted AIBE XVII 2023 on February 5, 2023. For the difficulty level of AIBE 17, candidates shared that it was easier than expected. Moreover, most questions were asked from Bare Acts, and the candidates suggested that BCI should raise the level of difficulty for AIBE. The exam was held on similar pattern as in previous years. Candidates were allowed to carry Bare Acts with short notes (some carried trolly bag full of Bare Acts).

The overall exam analysis for AIBE 2023 is that question paper was easy, and BCI could have asked tougher question. Read below some of student reviews for AIBE 2023:

AIBE Test Takers	AIBE 17 Paper Analysis
Rahul Sharma	Question paper easier than expected. BCI should remove Bare Acts and make paper little bit tough.
Vishal Mehra	Question paper was easy, and he expects over 70 marks.
Shyambhavi	BCI should add more questions based on Bare Acts, as they were unclear which Sections to refer for questions based on Torts
Sai Krishna	1 question IT Act, based on Jurisdiction only, and most questions were asked from CrPc, CPC, Arbitration, IPC, Indian Evidence Act, Torts etc
Kashif Raza	Recommended that BCI should increase the difficulty level, and it was an open book exam as the candidates can easily attempt exam by finding answers in Bare Acts. He added that he attempted 70+ questions without Bare Acts.

Till then, candidates can check here AIBE exam analysis from previous sessions.

AIBE XVI (16) 2021 exam analysis

The exam was conducted as a closed book exam for first-time ever in the history of the bar examination. Candidates could only carry Bare Acts without preparation notes with them, to attempt AIBE 16 exam.

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AIBE Exam Analysis 2020

The Bar Council of India (BCI) conducted AIBE 15 on January 24, 2021, across more than 45 test cities across India. All India Bar Examination (AIBE) was held in pen-paper based test mode from 10 am today.

AIBE 2020 question paper carried 100 multiple-choice questions based on 19 law subjects and the test paper was printed in 11 languages which candidates could select based on their preference.

Shiksha spoke to students who took AIBE 2020 exam and most of the students shared that the AIBE test pattern was similar to previous years’ papers and the exam comprised questions of moderate difficulty level.

AIBE 2020 Exam Analysis & Student Review

AIBE Previous Years Analysis

AIBE (XIV) 2019 was held on September 15 and Shiksha covered the examination from a test centre in Delhi. Watch the video below for a detailed analysis of the AIBE exam:

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Important FAQs for AIBE Exam Analysis

Q. When will AIBE 2022 be held?

A. AIBE 17 exam date has been announced, it will be held on February 5, 2023. The exam date of AIBE 2023 will be declared only after results and COP of AIBE 17 session are released by BCI.

Q. Which are the most asked topics in AIBE exam?

A. Some of the important topics from which maximum questions are asked in the exam include Constitutional Law, Criminal Procedure Code, Code of Civil Procedure, Indian Penal Code, Evidence Act, Family Law and Law of Contract.

Q. What is the difficulty level of AIBE exam?

A. As per previous years' analysis, the difficulty level of AIBE question paper is usually moderate.

Q. From how many subjects are questions in AIBE asked?

A. Questions in AIBE exam are asked from 19 Law subjects.

Q. Is there negative marking in AIBE exam?

A. No, AIBE exam does not have negative marking.

Q. How many question are asked in AIBE exam?

A. Total 100 objective-type questions are asked in AIBE exam.

Q. Which are the most important subjects for AIBE exam?

A. Constitutional Law, Criminal Procedure Code and Code of Civil Procedure are the most important subjects as maximum questions in the AIBE exam are asked from these subjects.