AIBE 22nd Exam: BCI releases syllabus; exam to be held on November 14..

AIBE 22nd Exam: The application process for the 22nd All India Bar Examination (AIBE) is currently underway. Meanwhile, the Bar Council of India (BCI) has released the syllabus for the AIBE 22nd exam. The exam is scheduled to be held on November 14, 2026. It will consist of a single paper containing 100 questions covering 19 subjects. The BCI will prepare a final merit list based on the correct answers, which will then be used to issue the Certificate of Practice (COP) for legal practice.

Let us look at the application process and the exam schedule for the AIBE 22nd exam, as well as the 19 subjects from which questions will be drawn—including the weightage (marks) assigned to each subject.

AIBE 22nd Application and Exam Schedule
Candidates who have completed their law studies and meet the prescribed criteria are eligible to appear for the AIBE, conducted by the Bar Council of India. Such candidates may submit their applications for the AIBE 22nd exam until October 27, 2026. Applications can be submitted via the official website, allindiabarexamination.com.

AIBE 22nd Exam Schedule

Last date for application – October 27, 2026
Last date for submission of application fee – October 28
Last date for corrections in the application form – October 28
Date of release of admit cards – October 30, 2026
Date of AIBE 22nd Exam – November 14, 2026
100 questions to be asked from 19 subjects
The BCI released the syllabus for the AIBE 22nd exam yesterday. The exam will consist of a paper containing 100 questions covering 19 different subjects. In other words, 100 questions drawn from 19 subjects will be featured in the AIBE 22nd exam.

Subjects from which questions will be asked
According to the syllabus released by the BCI, 100 questions from 19 subjects will be included in the AIBE 22nd exam. Subjects such as Constitutional Law and the Code of Civil Procedure will have the highest number of questions—10 questions each. Let us take a look at the number of questions to be asked from each subject. 10 questions will be asked on Constitutional Law.
10 questions will be asked on the Code of Criminal Procedure and the new Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita.
10 questions will be asked on the Code of Civil Procedure.
8 questions will be asked on the Indian Penal Code and the new Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita.
8 questions will be asked on the Evidence Act and the new Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam.
8 questions will be asked on Contract Law, Specific Relief, Property Law, and the Negotiable Instruments Act.

8 questions will be asked on Family Law.
5 questions will be asked on the Law of Torts, including the Motor Vehicles Act and Consumer Protection Law.
4 questions will be asked on Alternative Dispute Resolution, including the Arbitration Act.

4 questions will be asked on Labour and Industrial Law.
4 questions will be asked on Public Interest Litigation (PIL).
4 questions will be asked on Taxation Law.
4 questions will be asked on Professional Conduct and Professional Misconduct under the rules of the Bar Council of India.

3 questions will be asked on Administrative Law.
2 questions will be asked on Company Law.
2 questions will be asked on Environmental Law.
2 questions will be asked on Cyber ​​Law.
2 questions will be asked on the Land Acquisition Act.
2 questions will be asked on Intellectual Property Law.

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