AIBE (21) Exam Analysis 2026: Question Paper Analysis, Difficulty level & Student Review

The All India Bar Examination syllabus 2026 has not been released yet. Meanwhile, candidates can check the AIBE 2025 Syllabus to begin their preparation: 

Take a look at the complete Syllabus and weightage for each topic below for reference:

AIBE Subjects/Syllabus	No. of Questions
Constitutional Law	10 marks
Cr. P. C. (Criminal Procedure Code) & (New) Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita	10 marks
Code of Civil Procedure (CPC)	10 marks
I. P. C. (Indian Penal Code) & (New) Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita	8 marks
Law of Contract, Specific Relief, Property Laws, Negotiable Instrument Act	8 marks
Family Law	8 marks
Evidence Act & (New) Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam	8 marks
Law of Tort, including Motor Vehicles Act and Consumer Protection Law	5 marks
Labour and Industrial Laws	4 marks
Alternate Dispute Redressal Including Arbitration Act	4 marks
Law Related to Taxation	4 marks
Public Interest Litigation (PIL)	4 marks
Professional Ethics and Cases of Professional Misconduct under BCI Rules	4 marks
Administrative Law	3 marks
Company Law	2 marks
Environmental Law	2 marks
Cyber Law	2 marks
Land Acquisition Act	2 marks
Intellectual Property Laws	2 marks
Total	100 marks

Also read: Top 5 reasons why aspirants fail AIBE exam

There is no negative marking in the exam. But one mark is given for every correct answer. In case you leave any questions unanswered, nothing will be deducted.

AIBE Marking Scheme 2026

Also Read: AIBE Qualifying Marks

Candidates must note that the AIBE 21 Exam Analysis 2026 will be updated as soon as the exam is over. Until 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. 

To prepare efficiently for AIBE 2026 candidates must follow a good study plan. Some of the other tips & tricks to keep in mind while preparing for AIBE  include

• Checking the syllabus and AIBE 21 exam pattern 2026 thoroughly
• Choosing limited but the right study material and books for AIBE
• Do not forget Bare Acts; it forms the most part of AIBE exam preparation
• Prepare a well-thought-out study plan and adhere to it strictly
• Attempt as many past year AIBE question papers and sample papers as possible
• Keep a track of all the recent important law cases and judgements

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