AIBE 19 Exam 2024 Student Reaction and Exam Analysis has been released. Candidates who appeared for the AIBE 19 exam reported that it was relatively easier, with questions directly sourced from bare acts. The analysis covers the section-wise syllabus weightage, cut-off marks, and the overall difficulty level of the exam. The AIBE 19 Answer Key 2024 is expected to be released soon.
AIBE 19 Exam Student Reaction and Paper Analysis, Check Exam Difficulty, Expected Cut-off
The AIBE 19 Student Reaction and Exam Analysis is now available. The AIBE 19 Exam 2024 was held on December 22, 2024, from 10 am to 1 pm at various AIBE 19 Centres across the country. Conducted in 19 languages in pen-and-paper mode, the AIBE exam was considered easy by many candidates. Test-takers must note that the AIBE 19 Question Paper contains precedent case laws and landmark judgments directly from Bare Acts. Those who had practiced previous years’ AIBE question papers found the 2024 paper to be similar in format. For more insights, candidates can read the detailed analysis shared by test-takers from the Delhi center with Shiksha.
- AIBE 19 Exam Student Reaction and Paper Analysis
- AIBE 19 Expected Cutoff 2024
- What Happens After AIBE?
- AIBE 19 Result Date
AIBE 19 Exam Student Reaction and Paper Analysis
Abhishek, who appeared for the AIBE 19 exam 2024, found the exam to be of moderate in difficulty and he felt if he should have prepared well. He mentioned that being allowed to carry Bare Acts for AIBE with short notes was very helpful in solving the questions. He also suggested that the exam should be open book.
Anup said the question was asked mostly from the new AIBE 19 Syllabus. However, he felt that the AIBE Exam should be conducted in an open-book format.
Nitin Sharma thought the paper was moderate to tough. He said the question paper was tricky as he had to invest more time to understand question. There were no direct questions. BNSS section was easiest from where maximum questions were asked, however, questions that were asked from Constitutional Law were compartively tough.
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.
Dolly felt the exam was moderate, but noted that the difficulty level had increased this year. She found questions on company law and labour law comparatively difficult. She suggested that the BCI should consider returning to the open-book format, as it would benefit candidates who are already practicing law. No question was out of syllabus.
According to Saurav, the paper was quite difficult. He mentioned that most of the questions were based on legal theory, constitutional law, and family law.
Baladithya described the question paper as tough. He is hopeful that he will score well.
Poonam found the Bare Acts particularly useful, as most of the questions were based on them. She also noted that while the AIBE 19 exam center was well-equipped, it was difficult to reach.
Candidates can watch the full AIBE 19 Student Reaction and Paper Analysis in the video below:
AIBE 19 Expected Cutoff 2024
Note that the expected AIBE 19 Cutoff is based on the exam's qualifying criteria. The final cutoff may be influenced if any questions are dropped from the paper or if errors are found in the AIBE 19 question paper, which will be addressed during the answer key objection window. The expected cutoff marks for AIBE 19 are as follows:
| Category | Marks |
|---|---|
| General/ OBC candidates | 45 marks out of 100 |
| SC/ST/PWD | 40 marks out of 100 |
What Happens After AIBE?
The AIBE 19 exam is now complete. The Bar Council of India (BCI) will soon release the AIBE 19 Provisional Answer Key. Once it is made available, candidates will have the opportunity to challenge the key during the AIBE Objection Window 2024. After reviewing the objections, the final AIBE 19 Answer Key will be published. Candidates can use the final answer key to calculate their scores. Following this, the BCI will announce the AIBE 19 Result.
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Anything you would want to ask experts?Answered 4 days ago
The last date to apply online for the AIBE 22 Application correction is October 30.
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Contributor-Level 6
Answered 4 days ago
The candidates who are in their last year of Law Degree Course and the candidates who have passed the degree course but not registered in the State Bar Council will be required to submit the AIBE undertaking form with their application form.
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Contributor-Level 6
Answered a week ago
The AIBE 22 registrations were started at allindiabarexamination.com on August 19. The candidates must fill the application before October 27. The candidates who failed in AIBE 21 and 20 can reuse their existing registration IDs and do not need to re-register.
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Contributor-Level 6
Answered 2 weeks ago
No, one cannot get a CoP without having passed the AIBE if one completed his or her education with an LLB degree in or after 2009-2010. Passing the AIBE is mandatory for those who want to practice law on their own after completing an LLB degree from any recognised institution.
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Contributor-Level 9
Answered 2 weeks ago
Candidates who do not meet AIBE passing criteria will not receive the Certificate of Practice. They will have to appear for the exam in the next cycle.
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Contributor-Level 9
Answered 2 weeks ago
AIBE cut-off mark is usually set according to the lowest qualifying marks or percentage required by the examining authority. There might be changes in qualifying requirements as per the examining authority. Candidates are advised to check the latest notification of AIBE.
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Contributor-Level 9
Answered 2 weeks ago
Yes. The qualifying conditions for AIBE vary from one category to another. The cutoff is usually higher for General category candidates compared to SC, ST, and other reserved categories.
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Answered 2 weeks ago
AIBE Cut-off refers to the lowest percentage of marks required by candidates to qualify for exam. The cut-off is different for every category. Candidates satisfying cut-off criteria are awarded Certificate of Practice.
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Contributor-Level 9
Answered 2 weeks ago
The failure rate for the All India Bar Examination (AIBE) changes every year. It generally ranges between 23% and 51%, varying significantly by session.
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Contributor-Level 9
Answered 2 weeks ago
All India Bar Examination (AIBE) is usually regarded as medium to tough in nature. There is no negative marking at all. The exam comprises questions requiring analysis, and updated criminal law provisions (BNS, BNSS, BSA) have been introduced in it.
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