AIBE (20) Exam Analysis 2025 (OUT): Question Paper Analysis, Difficulty level & Student Review

The AIBE 20 Student Reaction and Exam Analysis is available here. 

Brijesh who appeared in AIBE 20 exam in Hindi language has categorised the exam under intermediate level. According to him, due to the change in three Laws in the year 2023, there was a slight change in understanding the section; however, the topics asked were easy. He faced a little problem while interpreting the questions from the Indian Evidence Act (now Bhartiya Sakshaya Adhiniyam, 2023). He desires that AIBE exam should be held in open book format.  

Another candidates, Ravinder Sharma has told Shiksha that the level of exam was moderate. He appeared in Hindi language. The questions were a little tough to crack. 

Nitish, who appeared for the AIBE 20 (XX) exam also found the test as moderate. And he was able to attempt the paper within time. He is a practicing lawyer and connected the questions asked in exam with his court work. As per him, AIBE exam should be held as open book, but many questions are not asked from the book. 

Another AIBE candidate, Bhanshu rated the exam as moderate. As per him, many questions were asked from Income Tax and Intellectual Property Law. There was a question on MC Mehta judgement. The difficulty level of the exam was from moderate to hard. The questions were asked from the Indian Constitution, BNSS, etc. He found 1-2 questions doubtful. 

The AIBE 19 Student Reaction and Exam Analysis is now available. Candidates can read further to know the difficulty level, expected cutoff and other important details about AIBE 19 Exam below. Taara, who appeared for the AIBE 19 exam 2024 , found the exam to be of moderate difficulty. She mentioned that being allowed to carry Bare Acts for AIBE with short notes was very helpful in solving the questions. Lucky thought the paper was moderate and is expecting a score of over 70 marks. He appreciated being allotted a test center which was known to him as it saved time. Joel pointed out that since the exam is no longer an open book format, it was a bit challenging to attempt all the questions. However, he found the Bare Acts with short notes helpful in answering the majority of the questions.

AIBE 18 Exam Analysis 2023 is now out. Candidates can read further to know the difficulty level, expected cutoff and other important details below.

As per Piyush, who appeared for the second time, felt that the exam level was moderate. He said "we were allowed to carry short notes that helped in solving the question paper." 

As per Anushka Rai who had come from Jodhpur said the question paper was tough. Even when the Bare acts were allowed to be carried in the examination hall, she did not carry them. She expects to score well. 

Meanwhile, Shrishti said that bare acts were very helpful as maximum questions were asked from the same.  She further said tha the AIBE 18 Exam centre was well equipped. But reaching to the centre was tough.

Samarvjeet Singh shared that the question paper was moderate. He also expects over 70 marks. The test centre allocated to him was best. 

Advita Kaur shared that since the exam is no more an open book exam, it was bit difficult. He further added that the bare actshelped him to cover maximum questions. 

Niya Chaudhary, shared that the exam was moderate. She also suggested that BCI should make it open-book examination again. This will make it easier for those who couldn't study.  

Saurav, who is doing his masters, said that it was his first attempt. He found the question paper quite difficult. 

Candidates can check AIBE 18 Student Reaction and Question paper analysis below:

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:

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. 

AIBE Exam Analysis 2020

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 (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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