Education: The Bar Council of India (BCI) will close the registration window tomorrow for the All India Bar Examination (AIBE) 19. Candidates interested in appearing in AIBE 2024 have to first register themselves by visiting the official website, allindiabarexamination.com. The last date for submitting application forms along with the fee is October 28. The application correction window will remain open till October 30. 

According to the schedule, the exam will be conducted on November 24 and admit cards scheduled for November 18. Candidates can submit their application forms by following the easy steps given below.

AIBE 2024 registration: How to apply?

• Visit the official website, allindiabarexamination.com
• Navigate the AIBE 19 registration 2024 link on the homepage
• Register yourself first 
• On successful registration, proceed with the application form
• Fill out application form, make payment, upload documents, and submit
• Take a printout of the AIBE 19 registration 2024 form for future reference

AIBE 2024 registration: Documents required

While submitting the application forms, the candidates are required to upload the following documents.

• Passport-sized photograph
• Signature
• Copy of enrollment certificate
•  LLB mark sheets
• LLB graduation certificate
• LLM mark sheet and certificate (if applicable)
• Advocate ID card (if issued by the state bar council)

AIBE 2024 registration fee

Candidates from General/OBC/General-PwD/OBC PWD are required to pay Rs. 3,500 excluding GST and other charges, and the candidates belonging to SC/ST/SC-PWD/ST-PWD categories have to pay Rs. 2,500 excluding GST and other charges.

AIBE 2024 exam pattern

AIBE 2024 exam will be conducted in pen and paper mode. The exam duration of the exam will be three hours. 20 minutes extra will be granted to PWD candidates with 40 per cent or more disability. There will be a total of 100 questions, covering 19 law subjects. The questions will be asked in a Multiple choice-based format. There will be one mark for correct answers and no negative marking in case of wrong attempts.