AIBE 20 Exam Registration 2025: Apply by Oct 28

The **Bar Council of India (BCI)** has started the online registration for the **All India Bar Examination - XX (AIBE 20) 2025**. Law graduates who wish to practice law in India must take this exam. The last date to apply online for AIBE 20 is **October 28, 2025**. Interested candidates should visit the official website, **allindiabarexamination.com**, to complete their registration.

Passing the AIBE exam is a key step. It allows law graduates to get a **Certificate of Practice (CoP)** from the BCI. Without this certificate, a lawyer cannot legally practice in any court in India. This exam makes sure that lawyers have the necessary knowledge and skills to work professionally.

Important Dates and Application Fee

Candidates must remember the deadline for registration. The last date to complete your application for AIBE 20 is **October 28, 2025**. It is best to apply early to avoid any last-minute problems with the website or internet.

The application fee changes based on your category. These fees do not include GST and other banking charges.

Who Can Apply for AIBE 20?

Only certain people can apply for the AIBE 20 exam. Here are the main points:

• You must be a **law graduate**. This means you have finished your law degree.
• You must be **enrolled with any State Bar Council** in India. This is a must for all law graduates before taking the AIBE.
• All candidates must follow the specific eligibility rules set by the Bar Council of India. These rules are on the official website.

How to Fill the AIBE 20 Application Form Step-by-Step

Applying for the AIBE 20 exam is an online process. Follow these simple steps carefully to make sure your application is sent correctly:

Step 1: Visit the Official Website

• Go to the official AIBE website: **allindiabarexamination.com**.

Step 2: Start Online Registration

• Find the 'Register for AIBE XX' link on the homepage and click it.
• You will need to type in some basic details on the registration page:
• Your **Enrollment State** (the state where you are a registered lawyer)
• Your **Enrollment Number**
• Your **Full Name**
• Your **Mobile Number**
• Your **Email ID**
• Your **Category** (General, OBC, SC, ST, PWD)

Step 3: Verify Your Details

• After typing these details, you will get a One-Time Password (**OTP**) on your registered mobile number and email.
• Enter this OTP on the website to confirm your registration.
• Once confirmed, you will get a unique registration number and password. Keep these safe for future logins.

Step 4: Fill the Application Form

• Log in using your new registration number and password.
• Now, fill out the detailed application form. This will include:
• Your **personal details** (like birth date, father's name, address).
• Your **qualifying exam details** (information about your law degree).

Step 5: Upload Documents

• Upload your latest passport-sized photograph and your scanned signature.
• These images must be in **JPG or JPEG format**.
• Check the size rules on the website before uploading.

Step 6: Select Exam Centre

• Choose where you want to take the exam from the list.

Step 7: Pay the Application Fee

• Pay the application fee. The amount will depend on your category.
• You can usually pay online using a debit card, credit card, or net banking.

Step 8: Submit and Print

• Before sending the form, carefully check all the information you have typed. Make sure there are no mistakes.
• Once you are sure everything is correct, submit the form.
• After submitting, it is important to **print a copy of your filled application form**. Keep this for your records.

Application Correction Window

The Bar Council of India (BCI) usually gives candidates a chance to correct mistakes in their application forms. If you find an error after submitting, keep checking the official website. BCI will announce the dates for this correction window soon after registration closes.

Why AIBE is Important for Law Students

For any law graduate in India, passing the AIBE is a very important step. It is a qualification that shows a lawyer's basic ability and ethical standards. Only after passing this exam and getting the Certificate of Practice can a lawyer begin their journey in the legal profession, handling cases and advising clients.