3. Best Facilities

• Updated Study Material Access: Well-stocked Law Notes prepared by experts, case laws, New amended laws, covering 10 years previous question answers and digital resources.

• E-Learning Platform: Access to recorded lectures, PDFs, and quizzes.

• Smart Classrooms: Interactive sessions with Smart TV, projection and animated presentations.

• Personalized Mentorship: One-to-one guidance from experts. Small batch size.

4. Special Features

• Bar Council of India Pattern-Based Tests
• Handwritten Notes & Quick Revision Material
• Interview & Legal Practice Training (for post-AIBE guidance)
• Scholarships & Discounts for meritorious students...

5. Highlights of Exam & Syllabus of the All India Bar Examination (AIBE)

The All India Bar Examination (AIBE) is conducted by the Bar Council of India (BCI) to assess a lawyer’s ability to practice law in India. It is an open-book exam that tests knowledge of legal subjects and analytical ability.

Exam Pattern

• Total Questions: 100 (Multiple-Choice Questions)
• Total Marks: 100
• Duration: 3 Hours 30 Minutes
• No Negative Marking
• Passing Marks: 40% (SC/ST) and 45% (General/OBC)
• Mode of Exam: Offline (Pen-Paper)
• Open Book Exam: Candidates can bring bare acts without notes.

AIBE Syllabus – Subject-wise Breakdown, weightage & LIST OF IMPORTANT TOPICS FOR EXAM :

1. Constitutional Law (10 Marks)

• Fundamental Rights & Duties
• Directive Principles of State Policy
• President, Parliament, and Judiciary
• Writ Jurisdiction (Habeas Corpus, Mandamus, Certiorari, Prohibition, Quo Warranto)
• Judicial Review & Separation of Powers
• Emergency Provisions
• Amendments & Basic Structure Doctrine

2. Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) 2023 (BNS) (8 Marks)

• General Principles of Criminal Law
• General Exceptions & Defenses
• Offenses Against the Human Body (Murder, Culpable Homicide, Hurt, Assault, Rape, etc.)
• Offenses Against Property (Theft, Robbery, Dacoity, Cheating)
• Defamation, Criminal Conspiracy, and Abetment
• Organised crime

3. Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS) 2023 (10 Marks)

• Classification of Offenses (Cognizable & Non-Cognizable)
• Arrest, Bail, and Remand Procedures
• Investigation & Trial Process
• Framing of Charges & Types of Trials
• Appeals & Revision
• New sections and provisions

4. Civil Procedure Code (CPC) – 1908 (10 Marks)

• Jurisdiction of Civil Courts
• Institution of Suits, Pleadings, and Framing of Issues
• Res Judicata & Res Sub Judice
• Injunctions & Temporary Reliefs
• Appeals, Review, and Revision

5. Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam (BSA) 2023 (8 Marks)

• Relevance & Admissibility of Evidence
• Burden of Proof & Standard of Proof
• Examination of Witnesses (Cross & Re-Examination)
• Expert Evidence & Documentary Evidence
• Confessions & Dying Declarations
• Importance of electronic evidence, audio video graphy

6. Family Law (8 Marks)

• Hindu, Muslim, Christian, and Parsi Personal Laws
• Marriage & Divorce Laws
• Adoption, Guardianship, and Maintenance
• Succession & Inheritance Laws

7. Law of Contract, Specific Relief, and Negotiable Instruments (8 Marks)

• General Principles of Contract (Offer, Acceptance, Consideration)
• Breach of Contract & Remedies
• Specific Performance & Injunctions
• Negotiable Instruments Act – Cheque Bounce Cases

8. Law of Torts (5 Marks)

• General Principles of Tortious Liability
• Defamation & Nuisance
• Consumer Protection Act (CPA), 2019

9. Property Law (5 Marks)

• Transfer of Property Act, 1882
• Sale, Mortgage, Lease, Gift, and Exchange of Property
• Easements & Adverse Possession

10. Administrative Law (3 Marks)

• Principles of Natural Justice
• Judicial Review & Administrative Tribunals
• Delegated Legislation & Ombudsman

11. Company Law (2 Marks)

• Incorporation & Registration of Companies
• Share Capital, Directors, and Meetings
• Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)

12. Public Interest Litigation (PIL) (3 Marks)

• Concept & Evolution of PIL in India
• Landmark PIL Cases

13. Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) (4 Marks)

• Arbitration, Mediation & Conciliation
• Lok Adalat & Legal Services Authorities

14. Professional Ethics & Bar Council Rules (4 Marks)

• Duties of an Advocate towards Clients & Court
• Professional Misconduct & Disciplinary Actions

15. Environmental Law (2 Marks)

• Environmental Protection Act, 1986
• Air & Water Pollution Laws

16. Labour and Industrial Law (4 Marks)

• Industrial Disputes Act, 1947
• Factories Act, 1948

17. Cyber Law & Information Technology Act (2 Marks)

• Cyber Crimes & Legal Framework

18. Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) (2 Marks)

• Patent, Trademark, Copyright, and Geographical Indications
• During the Exam – Attempting Strategy

1. Read the Questions Carefully

• Many questions are directly from the Bare Acts—don't overthink.
• Some questions test logical reasoning rather than memorization.
• If confused, eliminate wrong options first.

2. Use Your Bare Acts Smartly

• If a question asks for a specific section, check your Bare Act index for quick access.
• If you’re unsure, cross-check with 2 Bare Acts (if available).

3. Manage Time Efficiently

• The exam has 100 questions in 3 hours 30 minutes (~2 minutes per question).
• Easy questions first – attempt those you know quickly.
• Difficult questions later – mark them and come back if time allows.
• Don’t spend more than 2 minutes on one question.

4. Keep Track of Answer Sheet Marking

• Fill in the correct OMR bubble carefully.
• Recheck entries before submitting the answer sheet.

5. Stay Calm & Avoid Stress

• If a question seems tough, move to the next and return later.
• Since there’s no negative marking, attempt all 100 questions.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

• Bringing commentary books instead of only Bare Acts (not allowed).
• Carrying excessive books, making it hard to find answers.
• Spending too much time searching for sections instead of answering.
• Leaving questions blank (since there’s no negative marking, attempt all).
• Overconfidence—practicing beforehand is key, even in an open-book exam.

Final Checklist for Exam Day

• Admit Card & ID Proof
• Bare Acts (without notes or comments)
• Pens, Pencils, Eraser, and Sharpener
• Watch (if allowed) for time tracking
• Water Bottle (if permitted)