The All India Bar Examination (AIBE 20) for 2025 is set to take place today, organized by the Bar Council of India . This important exam will be held at over 50 centres across the country . Candidates must bring their official admit card and a photo ID to enter the exam hall. The test will be conducted from 1 pm to 4 pm . All applicants must report to their assigned centres by 11:30 am , as entry will close strictly at 1:15 pm .
About AIBE
The All India Bar Examination (AIBE) is a national exam for law graduates. Passing AIBE is a mandatory step to practice law in India and become a registered lawyer. The Bar Council of India conducts this exam to ensure all practicing lawyers meet a certain standard of legal knowledge and skills.
Admit Card is a Must
The AIBE 20 Admit Card 2025 is essential. Students will not be allowed to take the exam without it. This admit card is your official pass. Candidates downloaded their hall tickets from allindiabarexamination.com . It is important to have a printed copy ready.
Exam Day Schedule
The AIBE 20 Exam will run for three hours. Candidates need to arrive early for entry checks.
| Activity | Time |
| Reporting Time at Centre | 11:30 am |
| Exam Starts | 1:00 pm |
| Last Entry into Exam Hall | 1:15 pm |
| Exam Ends | 4:00 pm |
No entry is allowed after 1:15 pm . Plan your travel to reach the centre well before the reporting time to avoid issues.
What to Bring to the Exam
Students must carry these specific items to their AIBE examination centres. Entry might be denied if any mandatory item is missing. Prepare these a day before the exam.
- AIBE Admit Card 2025: A printed copy of your official hall ticket.
- Photo ID Proof: An original, valid government photo ID (e.g., Aadhar Card, PAN Card, Driving License, Passport, Voter ID). Photocopies are not accepted.
- Bare Acts without Notes: You can bring Bare Acts (legal texts with main laws only), but they must not have any comments, explanations, or personal notes written in them. This is crucial as it's not a full "open-book" exam.
- Non-Digital Watch: A simple analog watch is allowed to check time. Digital watches, smartwatches, or other electronics are banned.
- Blue or Black Ballpoint Pen: Only pens of these colours are allowed for writing answers.
- Transparent Water Bottle: You can carry a clear water bottle.
What Not to Bring
Certain items are strictly prohibited inside the exam centre to ensure fairness:
- Books, notes (other than permitted Bare Acts).
- Digital watches, smartwatches, calculators, mobile phones, headphones, or any electronic devices.
- Bags, purses, or large personal belongings.
- Food items (unless medically approved).
- Any written material or chits.
The exam uses a pen-and-paper format. Follow all instructions from invigilators. Maintain silence and discipline. Read all guidelines on your admit card carefully before going to the centre.
