AIBE 19 Results: Who is Eligible to Obtain Certificate Of Practice?

AIBE 19 Results: Who is Eligible to Obtain Certificate Of Practice?

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Sumeet SudarshanUpdated on 22 Mar 2025, 12:55 PM IST

The Bar Council of India (BCI) has declared the AIBE 19 results on March 21, 2025. Candidates who emerge successful in the AIBE exam result will be awarded a Certificate of Practice (CoP) to practise law. The AIBE CoP is a mandatory certificate to become an advocate and represent clients in a court of law. In this article, get to know who is eligible to obtain the Certificate of Practice.

AIBE 19 Results: Who is Eligible to Obtain Certificate Of Practice?
AIBE 19 Results: Who is Eligible to Obtain Certificate Of Practice?

Who is Eligible to Obtain a CoP Certificate?

Candidates who clear the All India Bar Examination are eligible to obtain the AIBE Certificate of Practice. Since the bar exam is a qualifying examination, anyone who secures the passing marks will be deemed to have passed AIBE 19 and be eligible to obtain AIBE CoP. The passing marks in AIBE vary for candidates from SC/ST categories and those from general/OBC categories. The AIBE cut-off to obtain the CoP are given below -

AIBE Cut-off

Category

Passing %

Passing Marks

General/OBC

45%

45 marks out of 100

SC/ST

40%

40 marks out of 100

Has the AIBE 19 Cut-Off Changed?

In AIBE 19 final answer key, 7 questions have been withdrawn. As a result, the total marks in AIBE 19 are now 93 marks. The AIBE passing marks to be eligible to obtain CoP will now be calculated out of 93 marks. Given below are the detail

AIBE 19 Revised Cut-Off Marks for CoP

Categories

AIBE Revised Passing Marks

General/OBC

42 out of 93 marks

SC/ST

37 out of 93 marks

COP for Candidates Whose AIBE 19 Result is Withheld

BCI has withheld the AIBE 19 result for those candidates who had uploaded other documents in place of an enrolment certificate and for those who had signed an undertaking. Such candidates must upload the enrolment certificate through their login to access the AIBE 19 result and be eligible for COP.

Final-year law students who have cleared AIBE also need to clear their final semester law exams before they become eligible for COP. The AIBE 19 result for such candidates is provisional and dependent on whether they clear their law degree exams.

How BCI Issues CoP?

BCI will first issue an online Certificate of Practice as known as the Dummy CoP. Qualified candidates can access the online Cop through the All India Bar Examination app. The online CoP does not have any validity and is merely to check the details for any discrepancies. Candidates can review the details and request for correction in particulars such as name, father’s name, enrolment number, and so on.

After the discrepancies (if any) in the online CoP are rectified, BCI will issue a physical copy of the Certificate of Practice. The copy of the CoP will be despatched to the respective state bar councils from where the qualified candidates are required to collect them in person.

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The admit card for AIBE 20 examination will be made available on November 15, 2025.

On that day, you have to visit the official website of AIBE to download your admit card.

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No, a person cannot practice law in India without passing the All-India Bar Examination (AIBE). After completing an LLB degree from a recognized university, a law graduate must enroll with a State Bar Council and must clear the AIBE exam conducted by the Bar Council of India. Only after passing the exam, the advocate receives a Certificate of Practice , which allows him or her to practice law in any court in India.

So, without clearing AIBE, one cannot legally appear or argue in court.

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Hello, Here is a clear and simple breakdown of who is eligible for the AIBE 20 (All India Bar Examination).

To be eligible for AIBE 20, you essentially need to have completed two main steps after your schooling:

  • You must have a 3-year LL.B degree or a 5-year integrated LL.B degree (like B.A. LL.B, B.Com LL.B, etc.). The most important part is that your degree must be from a college or university that is recognized by the Bar Council of India (BCI).
  • After you get your law degree, you cannot directly apply for the AIBE. You must first enroll as an Advocate with your respective State Bar Council. Once you enroll, you will get a unique enrollment number. This enrollment number is required to register for the AIBE 20 exam.

In short, the only people who can apply for AIBE 20 are those who have already graduated with a law degree and have also officially registered themselves as advocates with a State Bar Council.