AIBE 22 Notification 2026: Schedule released for AIBE XXII exam, registration from August 19..
The results for the All India Bar Examination (AIBE 21) have been declared. A total of 115,805 (65.92%) candidates have successfully passed this exam. Candidates who did not qualify will have another opportunity next month. The Bar Council of India (BCI) will commence the registration process for the AIBE XXII exam 2026 starting August 19. Candidates can fill out the form within the specified dates to retake the exam and, upon passing, obtain the certificate required to practice law.
AIBE 22 Schedule: Detailed Schedule by Date
Registration start date: August 19, 2026
Last date for online registration: October 27, 2026
Last date for application fee payment: October 28, 2026
Last date for corrections in the registration form: October 30, 2026
Admit card release date: November 14, 2026
Date of examination: November 29, 2026
Result declaration date: January 7 to 10, 2026
Application Fee Details
Based on the previous exam, candidates belonging to the General, EWS, and OBC categories are required to pay an application fee of ₹3,560, while those belonging to the SC and ST categories must pay ₹2,560. The fee can be paid online.
How to Fill the Form Yourself
Candidates can fill out the form online to appear for the AIBE exam.
The application steps are as follows:
To fill out the AIBE 22 Online Form 2026, visit the official website: allindiabarexamination.com.
Click on the 'Registration' button on the website's home page.
Register by providing the requested details.
After registration, candidates can click on 'Login' to enter further details and complete the form.
Upload your signature, photograph, and other required details. Submit the form after paying the prescribed fee applicable to your category.
Finally, take a printout of the form and keep it safe for future reference.
Minimum passing percentage to qualify for the exam
To succeed in the AIBE exam, candidates must secure the category-specific cut-off marks; only then will they be awarded the Certificate of Practice (CoP) to practice law. Candidates belonging to the General and OBC categories must secure 45% marks to pass, while those in the SC, ST, and PwD categories must secure 40% marks. Therefore, candidates should intensify their exam preparations immediately.
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