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The All India Bar Examination (AIBE) 20 is conducted by the Bar Council of India (BCI) to assess the legal knowledge and professional skills of law graduates. The AIBE 20 Exam Analysis 2025 provides a comprehensive overview of the examination, including the overall difficulty level, ideal number of good attempts, section-wise weightage, and the expected cut-off.
This analysis is based on expert evaluations and candidate feedback, offering valuable insights into the exam structure, question trends, and performance expectations. It aims to help aspirants understand the nature of the AIBE 20 examination and plan their preparation more effectively.
The AIBE 20 exam was moderate to difficult in difficulty level. Questions based on assertions and reasoning were asked multiple times; questions from the Constitution of India, BNS, IPC, BNSS, BSA, CRPC, CPC were asked. There were also 5-6 questions from family law, followed by taxation, the Companies Act, and the Contract Act.
For your convenience, you can also check all the other sets here: AIBE 20 SET A, AIBE 20 SET B, AIBE 20 SET C, and AIBE 20 SET D question papers with answer keys and detailed solutions.
The AIBE exam pattern slightly varies every year, and it is possible that in the next AIBE exam, certain changes could be seen as compared to the AIBE 20 Question Paper 2025. However, as per the AIBE 20 exam pattern, the general distribution of the AIBE 20 question paper is as follows.
Topics | Difficulty | Trend |
Constitutional Law | Easy–Moderate | Direct article-based |
IPC / BNS 2023 | Moderate | More conceptual |
CrPC / BNSS 2023 | Moderate | Procedure & timelines |
Evidence / BSA 2023 | Moderate–Tough | New numbering tested |
Torts | Easy | High scoring |
Consumer Law | Easy | Mostly direct |
Contracts | Easy–Moderate | Principle-based |
Labour Laws | Moderate | Section-specific |
Company Law | Moderate | Penalty-based questions |
Drafting / Interpretation | Moderate | Conceptual |
Environmental Law | Easy | Direct provisions |
Cyber Law / IT Act | Moderate | Definitions, penalties |
AIBE 20 maintained a balanced difficulty, similar to recent cycles (AIBE 18 & 19).
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While the majority of questions were straightforward bare-act-based, some required accuracy in section numbers, timelines, punishments, and exceptions, making the exam knowledge-intensive.
Section | Questions | Difficulty | What Came in the Exam |
1. Constitutional Law • Preamble facts • PIL basics • FR vs DPSP differences | 10–12 Mostly memory-based. Very scoring. | Easy–Moderate • Direct articles (14, 19, 21, 32, 136) | |
2. Criminal Laws (IPC/BNS + CrPC/BNSS + Evidence/BSA) | 25–30 | Moderate | BNS / IPC: punishments, exceptions, attempts, gang rape provisions |
BNSS / CrPC: plea bargaining, default imprisonment, PP eligibility, juveniles Evidence: relevancy, admissions, conspiracy, public documents | Biggest chunk. Needed good conceptual clarity. | ||
3. Torts • Consent • Necessity • Statutory authority | 3–4 Straightforward theory—free marks! | Easy | • Act of God |
4. Contract Act • Surety contribution • Consideration • Effect of uncertainty | 4–5 Clean & formula-like questions. | Easy–Moderate | • Acceptance completion |
5. Consumer Protection Act • Rights • Councils • Jurisdiction limits | 4–5 Fully simple & direct. Great scoring area. | Easy | • Who is a consumer |
6. Company Law • DIN rules • Penalties & officer liability | 3–4 More number-based; required recall. | Moderate | • Section 10A |
7. Labour Laws • Weekly holiday rules • Gratuity—continuous service • Rehabilitation fund | 4–5 Mix of factual + small concepts. | Moderate | • Child & Adolescent Labour |
8. Procedural Laws (CPC + Limitation) • Security during execution • WS timelines • Compensatory costs limit | 5–6 Direct law questions; no tricks. | Easy–Moderate | • Civil imprisonment |
9. Special Laws (Cyber, Environment, TPA, IP, Tax) Environment: officer liability TPA: lease termination notice Patents: secrecy directions Income Tax: 30% deduction | 5–6 Mixed bag—some easy, some unexpected. | Mixed | Cyber: intermediaries, DSC |
Here's the AIBE 20 Question Paper 2025 with Answer Key and Detailed Solutions:
AIBE 20 Answer Key 2025 with Solutions - Set D |
On Question asked by student community
Hey there,
No. If you are currently in the 5th semester of a 3-year LL.B., you generally cannot register for AIBE yet.
Under the current BCI rules, a 3-year LL.B. student must be in the final semester (6th semester) and have no backlogs from previous semesters to register for AIBE.
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The All India Bar Examination (AIBE) covers 19 major legal subjects, carrying a high-weightage focus on Constitutional Law (8–12 questions) and Family Law including Hindu and Muslim law (6–8 questions)
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