AIBE 18 registration 2023 without charges begins for Rajkot candidates

NEW DELHI: Bar Council of India (BCI) has opened the All India Bar Examination 18 registration link for candidates who appeared in AIBE 17 in Rajkot. The last date to apply for the AIBE 18 exam 2023 at the official website, allindiabarexamination.com, is today, October 9.

Candidates who appeared for the exam in the last session in Rajkot centres need not pay any registration fee. The AIBE 17 exam was held on February 5 and the results were announced on April 28. The council had cancelled the results of students who took the exam in four Rajkot test centres and informed that they will be allowed to appear in the AIBE 18 exam without paying the registration fee.

The four exam centres are Tapasvi School (Centre Code- 5401), Shri Labhubhai Trivedi Institute Of Engineering and Technology (Centre Code-5402), VVP Engineering College (Centre Code-5403), and Shri Atmiya Shishu Vidhya Mandir (Centre Code-5404).

The Bar council has also announced the detailed steps to register for AIBE 18 without paying the fees.

“The deadline for submitting your AIBE 18 application without fees is 9th Oct 2023. Ensure you complete the registration process before this date. Please note that if candidates (AIBE-XVII Rajkot Candidates) do not register for AIBE-XVIII, their admit card for AIBE-XVIII will be issued based on their AIBE 17 registration,” the BCI said.

As per earlier announcement, those students who were marked absent in the AIBE 17 exam at these exam centres will not be eligible to apply under this category.

Rajkot candidates will have to use the AIBE 17 login credentials such as registered email address and phone number to register for the AIBE 18. They will have to fill out the application form at allindiabarexamination.com and submit without making any payment during the process.

“Please note that this exclusive is applicable only to candidates who appeared for AIBE 17 in Rajkot. For any queries or assistance regarding the registration process, feel free to contact our helpline numbers,” the BCI added.