BCI announces AIBE 22 syllabus 2026; paper to carry 100 questions
Vaishnavi Shukla | October 15, 2026 | 01:41 PM IST | 2 mins read
AIBE 22 syllabus 2026 comprises 19 sections, and the paper will have 100 questions overall; All India Bar Exam XXII on November 14
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Download NowThe Bar Council of India (BCI) has issued the syllabus for All India Bar Exam XXII (AIBE 22) 2026 exam. AIBE 22 syllabus 2026 comprises 19 sections, and paper will have 100 questions overall.
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Eligible law graduates and candidates fulfilling the AIBE 2026 eligibility criteria can register through the official AIBE website at allindiabarexamination.com. The last date for AIBE 22 registration is October 27 and the deadline for application form payment is October 28.
Applicants can also make corrections to the AIBE application form by October 28. BCI will issue AIBE 22 admit card 2026 on October 30 and the exam will be held on November 14.
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AIBE 22 Syllabus 2026
The list of topics and number of questions asked in AIBE 22 paper from each section is shown in the table below.
|
Topics |
Number of questions |
|
Constitutional law |
10 |
|
I. P. C. (Indian Penal Code) & (New) Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita |
8 |
|
Cr. P. C. (Criminal Procedure Code) & (New) Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita |
10 |
|
C. P. C. (Code of Civil Procedure) |
10 |
|
Evidence Act & (New) Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam |
8 |
|
Alternative Dispute Redressal including Arbitration Act |
4 |
|
Family Law |
8 |
|
Public Interest Litigation |
4 |
|
Administration Law |
3 |
|
Professional Ethics & Cases of Professional Misconduct under Bar Council of India Rules |
4 |
|
Company Law |
2 |
|
Environmental Law |
2 |
|
Cyber Law |
2 |
|
Labour & Industrial Law |
4 |
|
Law of Tort, including Motor Vehicle Act and Consumer Protection Law |
5 |
|
Law related to Taxation |
4 |
|
Law of Contract, Specific Relief, Property Laws, Negotiable Instrument Act |
8 |
|
Land Acquisition Act |
2 |
|
2 |
|
|
Total |
100 |
AIBE 2026 application fee is Rs 3,500 for general, OBC, and EWS candidates. Other candidates have to pay Rs 2,500.
AIBE 22
Candidates who have failed in the previous AIBE XX or XXI exams are not required to register again. Such candidates can log in using their existing user ID and password to fill and submit the AIBE XXII application form 2026 before the given deadline.
Students who pass the exam will receive the AIBE Certificate of Practice (CoP), an official license issued by the BCI allowing qualifying advocates to practice law in courts across India.
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