AIBE 22nd Exam: The application process for the 22nd All India Bar Exam (AIBE) is underway. Meanwhile, the Bar Council of India (BCI) has released the syllabus for the AIBE 22nd exam. AIBE 22nd Exam is proposed on 14 November 2026. This examination shall consist of one paper, in which a total of 100 questions are to be asked from 19 topics. BCI will prepare the final merit based on the correct answers to these questions. Based on which the BCI will issue a license to practice (Certificate of Practice – COP).

Let us know about AIBE 22nd exam application process and exam schedule. Let’s know which 19 Subject Questions to Ask in AIBE 22nd Exam. For example, how many questions to ask from which subject.

AIBE 22nd Application and Exam Time Table

Candidates who have completed law studies can appear for AIBE conducted by Bar Council of India if they fulfill the prescribed conditions. Such candidates can apply for AIBE 22nd Exam till 27 October 2026. Application can be done by visiting the official website allindiabarexamination.com.

AIBE 22nd Exam Time Table

• Last date to apply – 27 October 2026
• Last date for submission of application fee – 28 October
• Last date for correction of application form – 28 October
• Admit Card Release Date – 30 October 2026
• AIBE 22nd Exam Date- 14 November 2026

100 questions will be asked from 19 topics

BCI has released the Syllabus for AIBE 22nd Exam yesterday, which will have 100 questions paper for AIBE 22nd Exam. This paper will ask questions from 19 topics. That means 100 questions from 19 subjects will be asked in AIBE 22nd exam.

Questions will be asked from these topics

As per the syllabus released by BCI, AIBE 22nd exam will ask 100 questions from 19 subjects. A maximum of 10 questions each will be asked from topics like constitution related laws and civil procedure code. Come, let’s know how many questions to ask from which subject.

1. 10 questions will be asked from Constitutional Law
2. 10 questions will be asked from Code of Criminal Procedure and New Indian Civil Defense Code.
3. 10 questions will be asked from Civil Procedure Code
4. 8 questions will be asked from Indian Penal Code and New Indian Judicial Code.
5. 8 questions will be asked from Evidence Act and New Indian Evidence Act
6. 8 questions will be asked from Contract Law, Specific Relief, Property Law and Negotiable Instruments Act.
7. 8 questions will be asked from Family Law
8. Tort Law, in which 5 questions will be asked from Motor Vehicle Act and Consumer Protection Act.
9. 4 questions will be asked from Alternative Dispute Resolution, including Arbitration Act
10. 4 questions will be asked from Labor and Industrial Law
11. 4 questions will be asked from PIL
12. 4 questions will be asked on laws related to taxation
13. 4 questions will be asked in cases of professional conduct and professional misconduct under the Bar Council of India Rules.
14. 3 questions will be asked from Administrative Law
15. 2 questions will be asked from Company Law
16. 2 questions will be asked from Environmental Law
17. 2 questions will be asked from Cyber ​​Law
18. 2 questions will be asked from Land Acquisition Act
19. 2 questions will be asked from Intellectual Property Law