AIBE-XVI To Be Conducted On October 24; Deadline For Online Registrations Extended Till September 15

Sparsh Upadhyay

17 Aug 2021 11:41 AM GMT

  • AIBE-XVI To Be Conducted On October 24; Deadline For Online Registrations Extended Till September 15

    The Bar Council of India has decided to hold the All India Bar Examination-XVI (AIBE-16) on October 24, 2021. The Council has also extended the last date of the online registration form to 15th September 2021.The decision has been taken on the request received by the Bar Council Of India from many quarters, including various Bar Councils, Advocates and even from many students whose final...

    The Bar Council of India has decided to hold the All India Bar Examination-XVI (AIBE-16) on October 24, 2021. The Council has also extended the last date of the online registration form to 15th September 2021.

    The decision has been taken on the request received by the Bar Council Of India from many quarters, including various Bar Councils, Advocates and even from many students whose final year LL.B examinations got delayed due to the pandemic and Covid situation in the country/world and who are eager to enroll and give the exam at the earliest thereafter.

    It may be noted that the AIBE was previously going to be held on April 25. Now, it has been informed to all the candidates appearing for AIBE-XVI that the date for registration and last date of payment has been extended.

    Revised schedule of AIBE-XVI


    Significantly, the Bar Council of India had recently decided that All India Bar Examination-XVI (AIBE-XVI) onwards, no books, notes, or study material will be allowed in the Examination Hall. However, the Candidates would be allowed to carry Bare Acts without notes.

    A Notification to this effect was made available on AIBE's Website (https://allindiabarexamination.com/).

    This Notification stated,
    "This is to notify that All India Bar Examination-XVI (AIBE-XVI) onwards, no books, notes, or study material will be allowed in the Examination Hall. Candidates can carry bare acts without notes.


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