Law

For completing the CPJ College BBA LLB (hons) admission process, candidates must provide the following document in either physical or digital format, based on the admission stage:

• Class 10th and Class 12th passing certificate and marksheet.
• CLAT-UG/CUET-UG scorecard
• Migration certificate
• Transfer certificate
• Proof of special category (if required) 
• ID and Address Proof
• Scanned image of signatures

The Bar Council of India conducts the All India Bar Examination. The exam is held to award the Certificate of Practice to law graduates. The BCI handles all aspects of the exam, including the syllabus, exam pattern, and registration, which is available on allindiabarexamination.com. 

CPJ College has not mentioned an offline mode of application for the BBA LLB (hons) admissions. Other similar GGSIPU affiliated law colleges such as DME do accept offline admissions for BBA LLB admissions.

However, it is important to mention here that the registrations for the accepted entrance exams cannot be done in offline mode.

The AIBE syllabus is considered moderate in difficulty, focusing on fundamental legal concepts rather than complex, specialised knowledge. However, since it is no more the open-book exam, candidates have huge syllabus to cover. 

No, the CUET-UG registrations for the CPJ College BBA LLB (hons) admissions have been closed for the academic year 2026. The last date to apply for the CUET-UG 2026 was scheduled on January 31st.

Candidates who failed to register before the aforementioned date are required to wait for the CLAT-UG 2027 registrations to begin.

No, the CPJ College BBA LLB (hons) admissions are currently not open for the academic year 2026. The institute generally opens its admissions around the month of June and July. The actual admission dates will be dependant on the date on which the results of CLAT-UG or CUET-UG are announced.

No. As per the BCI rules, candidates can not practice in the court of law until they have a certificate of practice. The CoP will be issued only to those who clear the AIBE Exam. 

While filling the AIBE Application Form, candidates will have an option to select the language they wish to appear in. The AIBE Exam will be held in 23 languages, including English. Candidates can select the language as per their choice before the application process is over. 

The AIBE exam includes 100 objective-type, multiple-choice questions on 19 subjects. The exam is split into Category-I  and Category-II (allied, low-weightage) areas. Key sections include Constitutional Law, IPC/BNS, CrPC/BNSS, CPC, Evidence Act/BSA, Family Law, Professional Ethics, and Environmental Law. 

To qualify for the AIBE exam in 2026, general/OBC candidates typically need to secure at least 40% to 45% of the total 100 marks. Candidates from SC/ST/PwD categories require a minimum of 35% to 40%, though exact cutoffs can slightly vary by session.