BCI Should Scrap AIBE Exam and Issue CoP Based on Graduation Marks: Shiksha Poll

BCI Should Scrap AIBE Exam and Issue CoP Based on Graduation Marks: Shiksha Poll

1 min read1 Comment FOLLOW US
Anupama
Anupama Mehra
Assistant Manager – Content
New Delhi, Updated on Jul 9, 2025 11:10 IST
The poll, which asked users whether AIBE should continue or be scrapped in favour of using graduation marks as the benchmark for granting the Certificate of Practice (CoP), received strong and varied responses. 47% of respondents believe that the AIBE should be scrapped altogether, asserting that it is a redundant exercise.

47% of respondents believe that the AIBE should be scrapped altogether, making it sure that the law graduates should be granted the CoP based on their graduation performance. Read further to know more.

BCI Should Scrap AIBE Exam and Issue CoP Based on Graduation Marks: Shiksha Poll

BCI Should Scrap AIBE Exam and Issue CoP Based on Graduation Marks: Shiksha Poll

A recent poll conducted by Shiksha has sparked a fresh debate over the relevance of the All India Bar Examination. It is a certification test for law graduates. The poll asked users whether AIBE should continued or not.

According to the poll results, 47% of respondents feel that the AIBE should not be held only. The CoP should be granted based on their graduation performance. This section argues that students already go through so many law school examinations and adding another layer of testing is unnecessary.

The BCI maintains that it is a necessary filter to ensure that only competent candidates enter the legal profession. The poll clearly indicates a growing dissatisfaction among students and early career legal professionals with the current structure of the AIBE. The suggestions to make it skill based altogether reflect a need for the Bar Council to reconsider the format, purpose, and execution.

Videos you may like

Follow Shiksha.com for latest education news in detail on Exam Results, Dates, Admit Cards, & Schedules, Colleges & Universities news related to Admissions & Courses, Board exams, Scholarships, Careers, Education Events, New education policies & Regulations.
To get in touch with Shiksha news team, please write to us at news@shiksha.com

About the Author
author-image
Anupama Mehra
Assistant Manager – Content

She has over 10 years of experience in the education and publishing sectors. She specialises in exam coverage and content creation. At Shiksha, she writes, analyses, and presents information for students preparing f

Read Full Bio
qna

Comments

(1)

A

Akhil

5 months ago

once Aibe Passed by any candidate should be valid for lifetime even if by any circumstances a person can not go to practice and doing any job related to law field or business law and supporting any business or company through his skills. fees should be less and exam should be conducted twice a year

Reply to Akhil